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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
3
Mrs Maitland of Jasper Ontario recounts a months long severe rash on her three month old son that spread all over his body. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the child slept better and fully recovered with no relapse, and she urges publication of the statement.
Reports say Roaring Ill was injured while attempting to break up a suffragist meeting. Pistol Pete and Alkali Ike were involved in the incident as witnesses and the judge commented on the event.
Important to Mothers urged careful examination of every bottle of CASTORIA noting the signature Qo 4 and the claim in use for over 30 years. The message stresses Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children as children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
Fragmented lines discuss Randall’s alleged bravado and Rogers remarks about his wives. The text then promotes Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for foot comfort and hints at a Frem trial package sent to A. 8. Olmsted in Le Ruy, N.
The fragmentary text echoes a 19th or early 20th century style with social quips about bogey at the suburb and yearly counts. It promotes Dr Pierse's Pellets claiming to regulate stomach and liver and cure constipation with sugar coated ease. A mixture of slogans and literary quotes closes the snippet.
An advisory piece urges women to prepare for childbirth and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as restoring health and normal strength after delivery. It invites readers to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Mass for confidential guidance.
A May mushroom guide explains selecting cleaning and cooking mushrooms and offers recipes for dishes with butter cream stock bread tomato sauce mustard and horseradish. It includes mushroom on toast broiled mushrooms with cream and stock mushroom tomato ramekins and sauces for fish chops and eggs.
A historic recipe fragment describes steamed pudding using flour suet sugar raisins currants prunes carrots potatoes and orange peel with spices and three hours steaming. It also outlines an American Marmalade method using citrus, apples, water and sugar with overnight rests and slow cooking for jellied results.
A philosophical musing contrasts inner worth with outward charm and suggests true gentility lies in serving others rather than seeking praise. The author emphasizes that external appearance matters less than the gentleman's genuine commitment to aiding people.
A brief guide describes several sauces beyond common tomato white and brown options. It notes that a well prepared sauce can alter a dish and introduces Pickle Sauce with steps to mix butter salt cayenne and chopped ingredients.
A fragment from a homemaking column lists uses for milk beyond drinking. It suggests milk removes ink stains, cleans gilt mirrors, freshens lace curtains, creams colors in delicate fabrics, frosts glass with epsom salts and vinegar, and softens shoe leather with vaseline. It also proposes toasting dry cheese to improve flavor and adding cheese to scalloped potatoes for a richer dish.
A brief culinary note praises cheese as a concentrated food and suggests meals and toppings. It recommends grated cheese with crackers, as a sandwich filling with walnuts and cream, and as a seasoning in white sauce or atop an omelet for breakfast or luncheon.
Prepare tomatoes for stewing and add two tablespoonfuls of rice to a cup of tomato. Cover and cook slowly then season with salt pepper butter and sugar. Rice with cheese makes a acceptable escalloped dish. Rice croquettes may be served with any preferred sauce. Boiled rice may replace potato in the Fatherland Loaf with a layer of rice in the baking pan then meat covered with rice.
A historic recipe describes lifting together sugar flour baking powder and salt five times then beating in boiling milk until smooth. Fold in egg whites and bake in gem pans or layers for thin small cakes. Frost with various frostings or fillings and boiled frosting for a glossy finish.
A comical exchange begins with a young man apologizing for forgetting if Clara accepted his proposal. Clara replies she did say no one, and had forgotten who. In London Opinion a river claim is debunked as the Eddystone lighthouse site is the world’s smallest inhabited island, just 30 feet wide at low tide.
Readable notes describe the smallest inhabited island in the Thousand Islands chain on the St. Lawrence River, noting a resident community and the challenges of access and upkeep for a tiny island amid the historic archipelago.
A compact reflection urges readers to value time and use each day wisely. It emphasizes making the best effort now since past days cannot be recovered, encouraging purposeful living and prudent choices.
A sermon-like analysis cites Isaiah warning against national ingratitude, ungodly wealth, and strong drink. It highlights America’s temperance struggle, saloon-linked crimes, and calls for scientific temperance education in schools while noting legal gaps in prohibition enforcement.
A distressed speaker laments a husband who deserted her and devoured half the house before leaving, presenting a dramatic domestic scene with exaggerated misfortune.
Humboldt Nebraska resident M R Wilson reports severe kidney disease with dark sediment in secretions and painful passages. He endured weakness and dizziness until Dean's Kidney Pills improved his condition, leading to full recovery. sold by dealers for 50 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A sporting editor from the Pen and Pen Club in Philadelphia recalls Bugs Raymond of the New York Giants, criticizing his team's outfield muffing. He notes Raymond mocked the epidemic in the outfield after a sixth muff incident and expressed defiant wit on the field.
Producing standard goods used by stores banks farmers and more is sending a special representative to open a distributing office for this district and other unoccupied territory. They desire a resident distributor with 600 to 3000 dollars in cash carrying stock for immediate filling of orders. Monthly compensation 100 to 200 dollars plus extra commissions and office expenses per contract. Permanent arrangements references required. Write promptly Liberty Manufacturing Association 230 West Heron St Chicago.
Oliver Herford and a friend walk through a district hung with laundry lines and fluttering garments. His companion notes how the wash mars the sky and scenery. He murmurs the remark: The short and simple flannels of the poor.
A historical line notes If thou art a master be sometimes blind if a servant sometimes deaf attributed to Buller conveying prudence in leadership and humility in service.
A school scene unfolds as a teacher asks a boy named Johnny to sing. A girl interrupts, suggesting Johnny would improve if he whistles, prompting a brief, humorous moment in class.
A humorous cartoon caption shows Mrs Boggs quipping about housework and her husband staying home. Mrs Woggs teases about slippers and over shoes, highlighting domestic jokes in a light, everyday scene.
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