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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1907
Page
4
A local note describes per inch and per line expressions along with resolutions of condolence and other sentiments. The fragment mentions community acknowledgments and formal items in a civic notice context.
Indiana farmers in the Sixth Congressional District plan a corn and stock school in Rushville from December 16 to 21. Purdue Experiment Station will assist with instructors G Christie and W A Cochel. A domestic science course led by Margaret Mather Romine will run in parallel. Schedule details available from T A Coleman, Rushville.
David Parker of Fayette New York who lost a foot at Gettysburg praises Electric Bitters. He suffered stomach troubles and spent much on medicines before using Electric Bitters, which he says worked better than any prior treatment and are worth more than five hundred dollars to him.
An advertisement-style line extols a tonic as a grand remedy for the aged and frail women. It markets it as a body builder and remedy for lame backs and weak kidneys, claiming guaranteed quality by the Burrin Drug Co.
The R S Stall Co Elevator project in Thorntown advances with Barnell Engineering Construction Co of Chicago awarded the contract over Lafayette and Indianapolis bidders. The new brick and sheet iron structure on Pear Street will measure 20 by 46 feet with 20 000 bushel capacity and concrete foundations. Completion is set by December 17 1907 with safer engine placement and reduced insurance rates.
Advertises Dr Kings New Life Pills as safe gentle cleansers and navigators to prevent headaches biliousness malaria jaundice at Burrin drug store priced at 20c.
Houston Chronicle recounts a surgeon's witty reply to why woman was made from a rib. He says she was taken from his side to be his equal from under his arm to be protected and from near his heart to be cherished.
A man recalls a woman gentle with whiskers and a skate rink mishap. An ad seeks a renewal collector for a prominent monthly magazine in Advance area, offering salary and admission basis with experience desired but not required. Apply to Box 50 Station O New York.
The Crawfordsville Journal reports rumors that Mayor Voris may be urged by friends to run for governor. Supporters say his two mayoralties in a Republican city position him as a strong Democrat candidate and honor for few men.
J. G. Jenkins of Chapel Hill N C writes that Bucklen's Aruiva Salve quickly cured a felon and relieved pain in a short time. The product is advertised as best on earth for sores wounds and burns and sold at Burrin drug store.
Byron Williams recalls a Denver tale of a woman called a repeater and two youths who bet on a church fair election. The events unfold with a romantic wager as the couple entertains guests at a late night gathering. The young man returns the next night to claim the bet, leading to a tense scene of embarrassment.
A courtroom note recalls Ikey asking his father for two dollars to spend at the circus. When refused, he told friends his father gave him a handkerchief instead, claiming it was better to blow in the money.
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