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Advance Hustler in Advance, Indiana

03 May 1917

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Advance Hustler

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Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1917

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6

Call for U S Corn Surge In Ten States To Boost Production

Washington urges farmers to expand corn planting this year citing corn as America's key cereal. A list highlights top corn counties across Illinois Iowa Nebraska Missouri Indiana Kansas Ohio Oklahoma Kentucky for intensified production amid favorable conditions and existing farming know how.

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Washington Secretary of Agriculture Armerica Illinois Champaign Iroquois LaSalle Livingston McLean Bureau Christian Edgar Henry Lee Logan Macon Sangamon Shelby Vermilion Will Adams Coles DeKalb DeWitt Douglas Fayette Ford Fulton Grundy Hancock Kankakee Knox McDonough Macoupin Mason Mercer Montgomery Morgan Ogle Peoria Pratt Pike Tazewell Warren Whiteside Woodford Madison Marshall Moultrie Wayne White Greene Jasper Jefferson Kane McHenry Marion Stephenson Carrol Clark Clay Cook Hamilton Henderson Kendall Menard Winnetago Cass Clinton Crawford Effingham Franklin Rock Island St. Clair Schuyler Stark Towa Harrison Plymouth Pottawattamie Sioux Woodbury Adair Benton Blackhawk Boone Buena Vista Putter Calhoun Carroll Cedar Cherokee Dallas Fremont Guthrie Hardin Johnson Genkuk Kossuth Linn Lyor Mahaska Arshall Mills Monona O'Br Page Pocahontas Polk Poweshiek Sac Story Tama Webster Wright Audubon Buchanan Cerro Gordo Delaware Ida Iowa Clayton Floyd Jones Scott Taylor Warne Nebraska Custer Buffalo Gage Lancaster Saunders Antelope Blaine Butler Cuming Dawson Dixon Fillmore Frontier Furms Holt Lincoln Nuckolls Otoe Pierre Platte Richardson Saline Seward Thayer York Burt Dodge Phelps Redwillow Thurston Valley Greeley Hell Harlan Howard Kearney Nance Nemaha Pawnee Sherman Stanton Missouri Bates Nodawary Vernon Atchison Audrain Barton Callaway Lafayette Monroe Pettis Chariton Ray Andrew Caldwell Cooper Daviess Gentry Jackson Stoddard Dade Mississippi New Madrid Sullivan Lawrence Tewis Newton Ralls Randolph Scotland Indiana Tippecanoe Hendricks Rush Allen Fountain Gibson Grant Laporte Posey Ayne Bartholomew Daviess Kosciusko Miami Moran Parke Putnam Tipton Vigo Wells Dams Decatur Elkhart Huntington Lake Porter Pulaski St. Joseph Spearer Wabash Jay Warrick Gonzales Wilbarger Williamson Anderson Bowie Guadalupe Houston Lavaca Nacogdoches Parker Robertson Wichita Bastrop Fort Bend Freesto Grimes Panoelley Tarrant Trampshur Orton Wheeler Wood Kansas Jewell Reno Republic Sedgwick Smith Surfmer Ashington Barber Brown, Clay Cloud Coffey Cowley Dickinson Graham Greenwood Harper Kingman Labette Lyon McPherson Re i Atchison, Doniphan Douglas, Elk, Johnson Ottawa Sheridan Chautauqua Kiowa Leavenworth Ohio Darke, Wood Pickaway Ross Highland Paulding Preble van Wert Auguaize Fairfield Licking Tillman Washita Dewey McClain Major Noble Payne Pottawatomie Tulsa Woodward McIntosh Muskogee Oklahoma Roger Mills Woods Cleveland Ellis Rogers Wagoner Kentucky Graves Union Grayson Barren Breckenridge Calloway Crittenden Hopkins Ballard Hart Hickman Muhlenberg Nelson Todd Trigg Whitley
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What Makes a Man Rich

A reflection on wealth saying true riches come from the soul rather than ledgers. Henry Ward Beecher asserts that wealth is defined by inner character, not external possessions.

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Henry Ward Beecher
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A Ruthless Man

A mathematics professor warns a man. the exchange ends with a threat to reduce him to his loves' common multiple in a heated confrontation.

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Elephant Toothache Explained by New York Zoo Keeper

Charlie Snyder, keeper for elephants at the New York zoo, explains Alice the elephant has a toothache. He notes her distress and shows where medicine had been rubbed. Alice lowers her head to the fodder pile and stays still while the issue is treated.

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Charlie” Snyder New York Zoo Alice Mr. Snyder
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Sailor Returns From Cruise Amid War Tales

A seaman named Simon returns from a three month voyage with other crew members. In New York at the Seamen's Institute his wife greets him warmly while he remains distant, wishing Julie were a sailor to share more tales of raids by a German raider and peril at sea.

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Seamen’s Institute New York South Street Simon Julie Smith United States Wilson Nivelle Reims Auberive Crown Prince Loos St. Quentin Roumania Jassy Braila Fokshani Maude Bagdad Asia Minor
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German Care of the Wounded

An American reporter in Germany describes a thorough army medical system that prioritizes saving lives and avoiding amputations. He notes a field hospital treated 1,587 severely wounded in four weeks with only 17 deaths and only one limb amputation after careful head surgeon approval.

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Germany Indianapolis Star
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Apples Aid Sleep and Health Claims

The excerpt claims apples help insomnia and a range of ailments including nervous dyspepsia digestion voice clarity stomach acidity rheumatism liver troubles and general vitality. It extols apples as nutritious medicinal and vitalizing, offering substantial nutriment similar to a potato in a more wholesome form.

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Witty Courtship Quips Highlighted in Banter

A playful exchange contrasts a butler leaving without warning with a remark about a partner leaving without any spoons. The dialogue riffs on social niceties and practical shortages to humorous effect.

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Windmill Generates Electricity At German Technical School

A wind mill at a German technical school produced electricity so efficiently that a similar plant could supply light and water for 100 people at an estimated cost of 125 dollars per year.

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Got Better Acquainted Bananas

Dorothy visits grandmother and recalls liking bananas after initially disliking them. The anecdote highlights a simple change in preference and a lighthearted childhood moment.

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Dorothy
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Dent's Committee Rejects President Plan and War News

Edward W. Pickard reports on the week of war measures in Washington. Congress passed a $7 billion war bill with $3 billion for allies and a $100 million emergency fund. Debates over selective conscription continue, with Dent-led House amendment favoring volunteer calls first. France and Britain push a major offensive in northern France, while German diplomacy in Russia and combat in Roumania shift regional risks.

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Edward W. Pickard America Washington Balfour Rene Viviani France England Congress House Senate Wilson House Military Committee Dent Democratic Party Council of National Defense Berlin
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Freezone promises painless corn removal cure

An old Cincinnati chemist’s discovery named freezone is advertised as a cheap topical treatment. A drop on a corn or callus loosens and removes it without pain or irritation, for various corn types and calluses, with drugstores carrying or ordering it from wholesalers.

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Cincinnati Adv
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Chinese Military Tactics Viewed in Early War Review

A Washington Star contributor describes a Chinese regiment at a review using long bamboo poles as weapons. The general explains this is an ancient assault form from prehistoric times, intended to trip, douse, confuse, and decapitate the foe.

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Washington Star
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Boschee's German Syrup Ad Warns Against Colds

An advertisement urges keeping Boschee's German Syrup to prevent severe illnesses from cold weather. It claims fifty years of success for coughs colds throat or lung troubles and promises better sleep and easy expectoration. Sold by druggists in 25 and 75 cent bottles worldwide.

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Boschee Civilized World
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Admirable Precaution in Public Dining Quip

A humorous remark about choosing venues with free lunches and eating standing up to stay ready for any crowd singing The Star Spangled Banner. The exchange highlights cautious behavior and a playful take on public etiquette.

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May Wise Sayings and Patented Cures Quoted

A collage of ad style lines notes sayings about truth and belief. It promotes Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for skin problems in tablet or liquid form. The text also hints at wit about memory and opportunity with a humorous ad tone.

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Doctor Pierce
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