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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
3
A Munford Alabama resident describes relief from weak, nervous symptoms and backache after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts the remedy's 40 year history, safety, and invites letters to the company for confidential advice answered by women.
An advertisement touts Free to Women Piso’s Tablets as the best local remedy for women’s ailments and promotes a free mailing on Causes of Diseases in Women. It lists the Piso Company address in Warren Pennsylvania and notes distributors in New York and Indianapolis.
A former burglar, released from jail, told a reporter he would not seek another term, while Judge notes his pit facetious remark. St Albans church in Brook Street London marks its fiftieth anniversary on June 22 with Father Stanton overseeing the site once linked to Oliver Twist.
An Illinois woman credits Postum with reversing coffee related health issues and restoring nerve steadiness and energy for hard mental labor. She notes kidney and bowel improvements within two weeks and increased brain power since switching, aided by Instant Postum. The ad cites Battle Creek Michigan makers and promotes The Road to Wellville and a slogan There’s a Reason.
Miss Asbury unveils a plan to disinherit Philada but changes her mind after a garden party scene. Larry Drummond persuades Philada to marry him with a bold rescue from a high pedestal. The minister agrees to perform the wedding as the guardian contemplates a will split in favor of the couple.
Doctor Wakeling, an Egyptologist, notes tourists are easily deceived by fake scarabs sold by boys. He recounts a woman who bought a scarab claiming it came from the Temple of Aknaton and boasted of the finder’s honest face as proof.
An advertisement from United Shoe Machinery Co Boston Mass argues it supports small manufacturers by leasing machines on a per shoe basis averaging under 22-3 cents per pair. It claims fair terms help small and prosperous factories alike and prevent a shoe trust.
A child remarks that God will be too busy unpacking Mr Brown to hear his prayer. The nurse explains a casket contains Mr Brown’s body. The scene unfolds with a mother asking why the boy skipped prayers.
A physician advises that the patient needs plenty of ventilation after examination. The sick man humorously notes he has undergone three operations in the past eighteen months. Fresh Buckwheat available as Mrs. Austins Bag Buckwheat at local grocers.
The first authenticated sewing machinery attempt dates to 1775 when Charles F. Weisenthal is recorded as receiving a patent in England.
A parrot demonstrates multilingual ability by mimicking words in several languages. The comic exchange highlights the bird's vocabulary and comprehension across linguistic categories.
Minnesota land offers promise with crops and easy terms. Several farms listed for sale or trade across Michigan Wisconsin Arkansas Colorado Oklahoma and Saskatchewan. Properties include cultivated acres houses outbuildings orchards and pasture with varying sizes and prices. Frank Woodard promotes Illinois listings with quick purchase prospects.
The lesson examines Genesis 43 18 34 focusing on fear as the brothers fear bondage in Egypt and Joseph's deliberate delay in revealing himself driven by love for Benjamin. It links Joseph's restraint to strength and the call to walk in the light through loving action, with application to youth and adults alike.
Noted older men in business professions and public life form a walking club to walk together for better health and longer life. They expect pedestrian outings to become memories and discussions. The piece warns that motor era risks reducing walking, especially for the elderly, though outdoor air benefits the body more than riding.
Charles Judlin of 3002 Cass St St Louis Missouri reports relief from severe body and scalp itching with Cuticura Soap and Ointment after five years of suffering. He claims hair loss stopped and sleep returned within a month of use. ads note samples and a 32 page Skin Book with response address in Boston.
A London letter recalls a dinner at a wealthy widow’s town house where the electric light failed. About a dozen guests sat to soup as candles were hurriedly found, the new butler calling the electric company to report the calamity and demand service. The butler then relayed that warned by letters the electricity could be shut off for nonpayment.
Rev Edmund Heslop of Wigton Pennsylvania suffered for a year with swelling heart flutter dizziness and dragging sensation. After five boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills the swelling disappeared and he regained health. He remains faithful to the remedy and invites correspondence. Dodds Kidney Pills 50c per box from Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY includes free household hints music and recipes.
Chinese women are praised for suffrage leadership and hair styling, with many adopting decorative hair bands. Color schemes vary by hair color, blondes favor floral butterfly motifs on natural backgrounds, brunettes prefer pale grounds.
An advertisement urges mothers to scrutinize Castoria for infants and children and to note the signature of guaegy redchik. In a classroom moment a boy’s joke links the word far to grandfather, highlighting grammar lessons on adjectives and adverbs.
A playful dialogue about courtship likened to ships with a transport of sailors and a voyage theme.
An exchange questions a proposed desert tour with a witty remark about lacking sand. The text shifts to an advertisement for Winston's Soothing Syrup for teething and a six year old patient Grace describing pain in the head. A fly killer promotion ends the item.
A note recalls a church scene where a mother, after dressing a cut on her finger, practiced on the pipe organ. A boy nearby commented that Mrs H could play ragtime now, capturing a playful exchange in a small-town moment.
A college professor known for his mental focus reaches home after a science meeting and hears a noise from under his bed. The intruder, aware of the professor’s quirks, denies being there and the professor insists someone is beneath the bed.
A heated exchange unfolds as a writer demands higher pay for a short snappy piece. The editor argues the market is driving rates up to 25 cents a pound for meatier work, while the writer grumbles about earning only five dollars.
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