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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1902
Page
2
Seller offers Brazilian Yelow Jersey and Red Bermuda sweet potato plants at home half a mile south of town. Also plans to sell O0 tomato plants by May 20 at 000 cash per 10068 or $1 on time. Note on health product CASCARETS claims bowel health benefits.
An old classified ad lists cloth bound volumes including Tocology for Mothers at 339 pages and a two-volume set by Jon Wile and Meacher. Prices range from $1 to $3 with mail options, and other items include a heavy draft chair and general merchandise.
Notice to owners requests property forms be submitted and warns of action if not received. The notice mentions Sullivan & Routh and directs residents in Lebanon to contact Frank Qwie at the northwest corner of the square for assistance.
An American traveler in the Philippines writes friends about wanting to return home and complains about local laundry methods. He describes sending a handkerchief and collar, criticizes river washing with hard salty water, and notes clothes are pounded and holes punched by workers before being laid to dry.
San Mario correspondent reports a wedding misadventure where M Costella dropped the ring during the ceremony and later, in a breakfast joke, caused the bride to faint and retreat to the chamber ending in a dramatic moment. The incident unsettled guests and stirred reactions among attendees.
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A fragmented column discusses items from Dr Fenner's Kidney and Backache remedies to St Vitus Dance, with scattered remarks on jewelry, markets, and social etiquette. The passage mentions Mr Ploeden, a marquis, and questions about fashion and evening attire, ending with musical notes and reflections.
The excerpt notes TIME Tooheve selling Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years and threshers continuing work after its use. It references a sale by Joseph and bole and a New York Herald quote about a mysterious old American poem with a line about clouds and radiant arch, seeking authorship and publication details.
In Southsea England two children Bert and Doris Cook have learned to ride a tiny car built for them by their father a keen chauffeur. Neighbors fear little ones on wheels yet reports say they have avoided accidents and expectations rise that others will soon follow. A medical ad touts a catarrh cure with promises of one hundred dollars for a cure failure and lists testimonials.
An Alabama mother with experience of the disease speaks on preventing dangerous outcomes. She says her three children, including a three month old baby, recovered well after using Champlain’s Cough Remedy, and that their health was better than others whose parents did not use the product. The ad notes the remedy is for sale by Joseph Bros.
In a Washington Star report a boxer explains he was whipped after another man waited for him to be vaccinated and then started a quarrel. He says the assailant took a low down advantage.
A rural playground game involves two parallel lines with one player on one line as counter. The others advance toward the counter as he rapidly counts to ten. He turns and names players he sees moving. those caught return to the start and try again. The aim is to cross the counter’s line unseen.
A child named Dolly longs to do a grand deed for her mother. She contemplates writing a book or saving the house from fire, while chores and family kindness fill the day. Dolly dreams of a larger achievement beyond small tasks, as her mother kisses her good night.
A household tip suggests attaching matchboxes to gas fixtures with a satin ribbon. This keeps a light source handy when needed and prevents misplacement by letting the box slide in and out without being disturbed.
Dr Max Nordau extols Edwin Markham as a great poet, placing him above Walt Whitman for artistic form and noble emotion. He notes Markham’s Miltonic rings and Swinburnian rhymes, saying American readers should feel honored by the sensation his poetry created.
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