Consultation Free Painless Extracting Good Dentistry
An old advertisement offers free painless tooth extraction by Dr. L. S. Harla. The notice invites readers to cut out the clipping and bring it to the clinic for dental services.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
1
An old advertisement offers free painless tooth extraction by Dr. L. S. Harla. The notice invites readers to cut out the clipping and bring it to the clinic for dental services.
Trustee's Office announces weekly Tuesday sessions at the State Bank of Adviance Advance for township business transactions. Other days involve additional township matters and members including Wm Joseph, Earl Bruce, and Claine with various associates noted in fragmented entries.
In a brief from the Northwest Territory area wages and prices shift with July to August. Wheat moves around 45 cents and oats and corn show smaller gains while pork and hog values fall. Deaths and burials include Abe Nicely at Mt Zion and Rose Sperry at Pisgah cemetery with Amanda Sandlin’s death at Advance and Thompson Point heading to Missouri.
Locals mark events with a long list of names and places including Beckville, Lebanon, Jamestown, Indianapolis, and Crawford. The note observes family visits, marriages, burials, exports, and community happenings with dates and local figures, plus farm prices and weather glimpses.
The notice lists canned goods like fancy apricots corn beans and tomatoes with varying quantities and prices, then shifts to a straw hats promotion with summer goods. It mentions Bevan and a price range from 50c to 5.00 for straw hats and outlines hosiery, corsets, underwear, and union suits for men and boys.
Fragmentary OCR shows a garbled notice mentioning rooms 300 and 302 on Lebanok with phrases about helping a young man. The readable text is unclear and lacks concrete actions or identities.
Subscribers are urged to call at the bank and pay for stock immediately as the project nears commencement. H. C. Eperson, Secretary-Treasurer, notes urgency for funds to proceed with building.
W A Wall and family of New Ross with Mrs Mul lendore Brownsburg visited Advance on Sunday in a new Overland car.
A fragment from a Presbyterian manse notes Ernest Qo and the Sunday School course. It highlights President Wilson’s support for the modern Sunday school, citing his speeches and the value of Bible study as morals for tomorrow. The text reflects interest in educational reform and church outreach.
An old ad for Burrin's Drug Store promotes El Vampiro Fly Powder. It instructs to dust powder on windows and fly frequent areas, promising dead flies by morning. Box likely 10 cents.
Martha Ann Graves buys a new Chevrolet. Residents attend church services and a state Odd Fellows meeting is noted. A 1082 delegation visits Greensburg. Frank Gregory to report on his trip. The Commercial Club to meet Monday night. Home improvements and street beautification are reported. A car starter is advertised. Linnsburg grows with new lot purchases and building plans.
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