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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
4
A fragmented piece discusses five aspiring poets recalling childhood, dreams of writing rhymes, and memories of mothers making spice wood tea. The prose hints at education, performance ambitions, and a planned town hall event featuring Max Hedge’s Pony the Convict and a juggling act with props.
Mr Wall has a phone. Lida Booher suffers tonsillitis. Mr Clark of near Kroes Glory visited Mr Shouters Tuesday night. Anpice Collins visited relatives at Ladoga Saturday and Sunday. There will be a quarterly meeting at this place Saturday and Sunday. Willie Martin of Ladoga visited his sister Mrs Collins last Friday. Mrs Patsy Bowen visits her brother Roy Powell this week. Protracted meeting had good attendance with eight additions Wednesday. Homer Griswold home after working for S. T. P. Sminster since March 1. Dossett to perform limp juggling at the town hall November 25 and 20.
The Hustler reports six pages due to a press accident that damaged the roll and type. Town residents formed the Advance Lighting Co at a town hall meeting to improve street lighting, electing Jesse Roark as president and Chas McClaine to lead lamp purchases for eight first class vapor lamps.
Grahamsville Sullivan Co New York blacksmith H H Black credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with stopping his five year old son's violent croup attacks. He reports the medicine dissolves tough mucus and is safe for both babe and adult with no opium or harmful drug. Sold by Joseph Bros.
Andrew Dossett of Max engages with Advance Theatrical Troupe to present up-to-date juggling and balancing tricks. Town hailed for November 28 and 24 dates with new acts promised.
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