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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
2
Philadelphia woman Mrs Margaret Danz reports relief from organic trouble and severe symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with a rapid improvement and urges others to try it, asserting it has helped many women nationwide.
C W Burton endorses Eatonic claiming twenty years of stomach trouble ended. The ad says Fatonic targets acidity and gases to remove the cause, offering relief from sour belching indigestion and repetition after meals. A big box is inexpensive with a druggist guarantee.
The article discusses how designers tailor garments for slender and stout figures, detailing coats in gray duvetyne and velvet with fur trim to create bulk, and Jersey cloth outfits with extended waists. It also notes holiday themed dress accessories, ribbon work for caps, vanity items, and decorative pieces designed for home and personal use.
A talking robin and wife recount farm pests and birds beneficial to crops. Farmers now recognize robins and other birds help control grasshoppers beetles and cutworms, sparking support for protecting birds and encouraging harmony between farms and wildlife.
A humorous exchange quotes a character asking about waterproof gloves and another replying they let hands stay dry while washing. The line captures light, period style banter typical of Bays Life humor.
A brief, playful excerpt shows a couple exchanging quips about marriage and a mock trial of propriety. The lines mention a bride, a groom, and a Dame in a humorous domestic exchange.
Dye right with Diamond Dyes says every package contains simple directions for dyeing worn garments and home textiles in rich fade resistant colors. Drugstore color card available.
A Wall Street bank shifts an assistant cashier up to cashier then vice president and finally president to curb leaks. The ruse backfires as he becomes a louder conduit to financial scribes until his speeches, though lengthy, reveal nothing. A quip about wishing for a dark future to secure coal ends the piece.
A deaf man arrives anxious for a hearing at a police court after being told the magistrate there would grant him one. The exchange questions the source of his optimism and the nature of legal recourse available to him.
Stranded in a Nevada desert, Airman Earb Ailor described as a former army avatar survived six weeks by eating jack rabbits while attempting to repair a defect in his plane. The ad promote Cuticura Ointment Soap and Talcum for skin care with pricing at 25 cents each.
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease and Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a internal remedy. The text asserts it acts through the blood on mucous surfaces and strengthens overall health while aiding nature. Circulars free from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Jack Hardy a twenty two year old former sailor in New York has two bids for life long adventure work. A woman offered five thousand dollars to be her bodyguard on a trip to Egypt if successful. A Scranton couple offered five thousand and adoption for locating their fifteen year old son. He has not decided.
A quip questions why young men kiss girls with unnaturally white faces. The joke notes most men are ex soldiers not afraid to face powder.
A lighthearted remark notes that some married women not only have the last word but control the entire conversation, reflecting humorous social observations about marriage dynamics.
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