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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Jad Salts a lithia and grape acid drink to “clean and stimulate enlarged kidneys.” It advises heavy water intake and a morning dose to relieve backache and urinary irritations, claiming improved kidney function in days.
A minister traveled miles into the country to comfort a farmer's widow after a death. At the grief scene he delivered prudent words, saying misfortunes never come singly. The farmer replied, noting three days of sorrow and the continuing hardship.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a gentle laxative that removes foul liver poisons and relieves headachy, bilious, and constipated feelings. It claims Cascarets work while you sleep and mocks harsher pills. The piece also references Saint David and a Welsh holiday in Queensland with loosely connected notes.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Lucas County and a public oath or filing connected to Hall's Catarrh Remedy. Details are incomplete but indicate a legal/public notice concerning a local firm and sworn statements.
An advertisement urges readers to try Cuticura Ointment and Soup for itching scalp and irritated skin. It claims benefits with daily use and presents branding to persuade daily toilet preparation routines.
The Birmingham Ace Herald notes debates on a five day week and a six hour day in the ten thousand a year circles. It argues no man can work six days a week ten hours daily without wrecking his health and may work Sundays if necessary.
Fragmentary OCR text reports unclear names and places in a wedding dispute. It mentions AB Westlake Tharethus and a possible misjoined couple. Details are garbled, with several proper nouns unreadable, making it hard to identify participants or outcome.
A monument erected in Thurles County Tipperary Ireland commemorates the late Archbishop Croke with a Gaelic National ceremony honoring his memory.
Maj. Gen. L. W. L. Kenly retired former head of the air service says the government must aid aviation development after a European business tour.
A chaplain returning from the front confirms smooth progress as artillery pushes ahead. The exchange with an infantry lieutenant underscores limited prisoner sightings and ongoing machine gun activity, suggesting steady operations in the Home sector.
A compact ad style note extols Red Cross Ball Blue for whitening clothes and urges consistent use. It adds a playful warning that without a life aim one wastes ammunition, pairing domestic product advice with a quip about purpose.
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