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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1903
Page
4
A fragmented clip mentions Petersen and Peters in relation to power roles and turnout. Mamie Sheetoonee and Fel WaPo appear in passing, with odd phrasing about evenings and age. The readable text hints at community leaders and potential dates for a civic event.
A fragmentary conversational piece shows Harold and a narrator on a neglected road in a horse drawn scene. The old horse halts as a question about ideal mates echoes a hesitation in their exchange.
A historical notice describes disputes over rights of way and pole or fixture placements along highways. It notes that telephone companies claim no legal barrier and seek to maintain lines, wires, and related equipment under their privileges.
Clue arrest of J oA Gulledge of Verbena Wit, twice in hospital for severe illness caused by tumors. After doctors failed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly relieved pain and aided recovery, as reported by Joseph Bros.
Fragments report births and visits in Cason area including Frank Stark and Mrs Stark plus Miss Clara Hutson, Robert Bennett and wife with a newborn girl. Sunday church meetings noted plus numerous relatives visiting Lebanon Indianapolis Jolietville and Pisgah. Rain rejoicing farmers and a long note on rural delivery costs and postal service changes.
Poem-like prose honors fallen soldiers with imagery of garlands and laurels. References to blue uniforms, eagle, banners, and a nation’s memory, contrasting valor with past misdeeds and shame over betrayals. Mentions Decoration Day and duty to preserve peace through remembrance.
A. W. Machen, general superintendent, reports on the rural free delivery system now four years old. The 1905 appropriation rose to 7,000 and routes to 11,000, with 12,000 rural carriers serving 7,000,000 people over 300,000 square miles. The Philadelphia Press notes an informative estimate by its editor, Postmaster General Smith.
A humorous, dated admonition in a column about youth, wealth, and ambition. It contrasts young men’s brisk style with the elder’s steady pay, noting the old man’s pocketbook often outweighs idealism. The piece riffs on proverb style and student life.
A bride and her mother discuss mending a sleeve lining in a sewing room. The mother cautions against doing it too well, recalling she once ruined clothes to keep her husband from relying on her. The exchange emphasizes starting married life correctly and ends with a note on keeping streets and alleys clear.
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