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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
5
The Hess Idea promotes stock health with Stock Tonic preparations. It claims to increase appetite aid digestion stimulate kidneys liver function and prevent flatus. It suggests heavier feeding leads to greater profits and cites a poultry remedy as a superior substitute to other feeds.
The piece explains an elevator system where a rider selects current and destination floors, then a third button moves the car to the specified door. The doors must be closed before operation, preventing use while doors are open or before reaching the target floor.
The text argues that probation and reform take precedence over punishment, shifting responsibility onto private citizens. It asserts the public must accept a changed attitude toward criminals and participate in probation to ensure the system’s success.
Massachusetts Prison Association argues for probation as first resort and humane prison reform. Emphasizes employment, supervised release, classification of prisoners, and reformative treatment to curb crime. Calls for public support and intelligent engagement to reduce crime over time.
Local reports describe rising thefts of poultry across the county with incidents from hens in east city yards to a trap set by a farmer near New Ross. In one case a rope chained the hen house door and kept a thief inside all night as a warning. A neighbor in Crawfordsville fled after hot chickens fell from an attempted theft.
Nathaniel Krewsly died Saturday at 3 p.m. at his home three miles west of Cabanau from brain congestion after a brief illness. Born August 25, 1820 in Nicholas County, he was 74 years old. He married Mary E Hemphill on October 1, 1852 in Montgomery County near Shannon. she died May 41, 1900. Surviving: sons Carl S, Jesse, Davies in county. Robert in South Bend. Lucretia Campbell. Bettie Krewsly at home. Dora McMahon. Emma Ryan in Indianapolis. daughter Ida Kelsey died in 1905 in Colorado Springs Avie. Brother Joseph Kelsey of Lafayette. sister Sarah Kern of this city. Funeral at 1 p.m. Monday at residence. Rev. QC A Cook officiating. interment at Back Cemetery. Lebanon Reporter.
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