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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
7
An advertisement touts Eatonic as a guaranteed remedy for excess stomach acidity. It claims rapid relief from after meal discomfort, belching, and heartburn, with a money back guarantee and a mail order option from the Eatonis Remedy Company.
PAL Atkinson of Boston says he saw a standout performance in the middle West. The players introduced a game of cards in the balcony scene.
The ad claims Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules restore strength from overwork, poor eating, and various ailments. It promotes three capsules daily for rapid relief, highlights 200 years of use, guarantees refunds if ineffective, and urges looking for the Gold Medal brand.
A London anecdote features Tommy, a young pupil, replying to a question about hard problems with a sly claim that he did not look for any. The exchange highlights quick wit over study.
An advertisement promotes a pill made of May Apple Aloe and Jalap rolled into a sugar tablet claiming to cure pimples headache and bad breath. The copy emphasizes a quick simple treatment and urges readers to try Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
The region faces a coal shortage affecting factories and heating supplies. Officials warn of rising prices while energy firms scramble to secure shipments. Residents urge conservation as utilities review emergency measures and help programs for vulnerable households.
A restrained, lone observer notes a great ship at anchor appearing helpless, yet its presence embodies enduring maritime strength and steady calm amid bustling harbor activity.
Mosul is described as picturesque with irregular stone houses and flat white roofs, yet suffers from no sewerage, filth, dust, and disease. Across the river lie remnants of Nineveh with ancient walls and a moat once protecting the city, now still traceable.
Sir Frederick Bridge, famed Westminster Abbey organist, caused a brief disturbance during King George V’s coronation rehearsals by borrowing a trumpet and playing discordant fanfares. The clerk of the works warned that continued row could trigger a workers’ strike delaying the coronation. Bridge then eased tension by playing the organ selection.
The life span of fishes varies greatly due to numerous predators and threats such as predatory fishes, parasites, crabs, sea birds, and diseases. Protective traits like speed, spines, distensible bodies, teeth, electric organs, heavy scales, and disease resistance allow some individuals to survive to spawn and reach unusually large sizes. Records exist of very large fishes across many species.
The excerpt argues that meaningful action requires inner impressions and emotion. It urges people to sit in solitude to fill the soul before speaking. It laments the perpetual chatter of conversation and longs for the restoring power of silence.
Simon Wolf a Washington lawyer and Lincoln friend knew Booth and resembled him in appearance. He recounts staying home after Lincoln's assassination until Booth was captured, noting painter Theodore Kaufman asked him to sit for the painting of The Assassination of President Lincoln.
In a city park a tame sheep leader named Miss Baa Baa entertains children with a concert. The keeper explains her origin with a pet kitten, and the crowd imagines keeping Baa Baa as a pet while she leads the flock in playful bleats and a mouth organ tune.
During a stormy afternoon a teacher tells pupils about the wonders of the elements. She asks Johnny why lightning never strikes twice in the same place and he quips that after it hits once the place isn’t there anymore.
Imagination can aid or harm based on training guiding how we judge others and ourselves. It teaches empathy by estimating others troubles and warns against overestimating our own.
A war correspondent recalls a big black mongrel that sheltered in an improvised trench for ten hours of bombardment and gas. The dog grew inert as bullets and shells raged and disappeared after an ensuing engagement, leaving its fate unclear.
A brief quote notes the need for international posts to handle hitch situations and cooperation across borders. It reflects a view that global posting serves practical communication and logistical purposes in diplomacy and commerce.
A breezy moment leads a man to blame his hat for losing it rather than his own head shape. The incident underscores how loose headwear can become casualty in gusty weather.
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