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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Danderine hair tonic claiming to revive lifeless hair after a massage. It promises lustrous, thicker hair and reduced dandruff, with a 35 cent price for the product sold by druggists.
European experiments with air driven cars show promising results. Air propulsion may power land vehicles, with freight trains reportedly able to run at high speed using propellers in front and behind. Kansas City Star report.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Cold Compound to break a cold in hours. The claim: take every two hours up to three doses to clear nasal congestion, halt runny nose, ease headache, feverishness, sneezing and stiffness. The product is said to act fast without quinine and cost only a few cents.
The text discusses Whistler early in his career with pose and conceit. As an art student he copied famous paintings at the Louvre and one time a fellow artist praised his Mona Lisa copy. Whistler replied with a quizzical remark wondering what they'd do with the original.
Advertises Cascarets as a night time laxative to keep liver and bowels regular. Claims relieve biliousness constipation headaches discomfort and bad breath with gentle effect and no griping. Mentions adult and children use and pricing at 10 25 or 50 cents.
Quote exchange from Detroit Free Press about a father noting his son’s college education and how much more boys are taught there now than when he attended. The dialogue highlights surprise and pride in the son’s learning.
Mae sighs that her husband won’t talk to the cook the way he talks to the umpire in a humorous banter with Gladys and a judge present.
A survey of tailored suit styles shows designers diverging on silhouettes while agreeing on decoration. Coats range from boxy to waist fitted with belts, with skirts widening hips and shortening lines. Fur trims, belts, and embroidered braiding create rich, cohesive looks across two illustrated suits.
A Western Newspaper La_fom article highlights festive ribbon furbelows for Christmas. It describes lingerie bows with gilt pins, outfits like camisoles with wide and narrow ribbons, lace-edged garments, sachet bags, rosettes, and elastic girdles. The piece emphasizes practicality and gift appeal.
The lesson outlines Matthew 6 on alms prayer and fasting with a focus on God the Father’s care. It pairs the David and Mephibosheth narrative to illustrate grace, showing how kindness comes through Jonathan's sake and leads to inclusion at the king's table despite past shame.
What God requires is an undivided will a yielding will desiring only what he desires rejecting only what he rejects and both unreservedly. Where such a mind is everything turns to good and its very amusements become good works. Fenelon ideas quoted in moral reflection.
The quote by George Eliot notes death as the great reconciler and suggests we regret not tenderness but severity in life. It reframes mortality as a final measure of compassion over harshness.
Spain, a major iron ore center shipping ore to Europe and the United States, may host a Krupp project to build a large Bilbao plant to manufacture agricultural machinery. The move aims to challenge American firms with a new European production hub.
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine works internally through the blood to affect mucous surfaces, strengthen health, and assist nature. Available from all druggists with circulars free from F E Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
A man and woman clash over a marriage proposal as she reiterates her refusal. He acknowledges the earlier statement and presses for a new reply, challenging any repetition of yesterday’s line.
A vintage ad promotes Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest relief for indigestion gases heartburn and stomach distress. It claims immediate relief and eventual correction allowing eating favorite foods with ease. Large cases cost only cents at drug stores and millions use it annually.
Ambiguity surrounds Knicker in the race as Becker focuses on wine colors red white and blue, implying a broader campaign context. The fragment hints at contrasts in candidate positions but offers no clear policy declaration or outcome.
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