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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
7
A passage discusses longing among American women in newly designed homes to welcome sound maternity and the means to achieve it through specific preparation. It notes organic derangements hinder happiness and urges interested women to learn about healthful maternity preparation.
In letters from grain regions Western Canada offers strong yields with wheat averaging around twenty bushels per acre and many fields reaching thirty-five to fifty. Grasslands support cattle and dairy, with new homestead rules enabling 160 acres plus 160 more for three dollars an acre. A New York financier notes Western Canada’s vast growth potential and rising land values, while a Monticello editor cites thriving towns along the route toward Moose Jaw and Regina as American settlers migrate north.
A jumbled mix of quotes and ad blurbs features political lines about life, dignity, and infidelity, followed by domestic product pitches for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Red Cross Ball Blue. The clippings reference playful poems about flowers and a humorous exchange about a comedian in Chicago News.
The dumdum bullet takes its name from the place near Calcutta where it was first produced.
Nat Anderson of Greenwood South Carolina describes five years of back pain and worsening kidney trouble. After repeated examinations and failed treatments, he credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief and renewed strength, noting no remaining kidney issues. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York. He becomes a drag rather than a leader who makes his appeal to the prejudices of the people.
Henry Frawley, a famed college athlete, wins Mildred Wallis then marries early amid scandal. Insanity runs in Frawley’s line. Mildred stays loyal as he declines, and John Whidden uncovers the tale. Mildred endures sorrow, care, and a vow to rebuild life with Whidden after Frawley’s death.
A themed reminiscence recalls childhood memories from the Philadelphia Centennial and a Cape May sea moment. The passage shifts to a health and household ad mix promoting Sloan's Liniment for hog cholera and other farm remedies, with testimonials and a Boston postal offer.
In Mohammeran laundries of Egypt a secret mark distinguishes believers linen to keep it from infidel garments. The mark is carefully removed before the garments are returned.
In a brief Kansas City Times item a man compliments the baker by saying she “takes the cake” after admiring the cake she baked. The witty remark plays on a common expression about excess or surprise.
A witty exchange from the Chicago Record-Herald notes a man admitting confusion about women after four marriages. His friend counters that such experience should remove doubts, delivering a brisk comical distinction about insight and marriage.
Dialogue shows Mrs Gramercy asking about dinner while Bridget agrees. Bridget mentions tripping over a rug and needing a new set of dishes, prompting plans for replacement. The exchange reads like a domestic skit with humorous mishap.
Public health note warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury as dangerous to smell and body. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio taken internally. Advises purchasing genuine product, testimonials free, price 75 cents per bottle. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
After rheumatism, burning sores covered his legs from below the knees. Three doctors gave no relief until Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent were used. In three weeks the sores dried, burning stopped, and pain eased. Within three months he was well. July 21 1907. Mrs V Y Albert Upper Frenchville Maine.
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