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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1903
Page
2
A French observer reports a rat storing 260 tulip bulbs on a terrace. After killing a large female rat, the gardener finds an underground chamber lined with hay and two store holes containing 250 bulbs ungnawed, neatly arranged in two rows.
The Budapest street railway system has run underground wires for years and a U.S. reader notes a new idea to demo it here via an overheadless line. Authorities rejected the plan as it would require excessive infrastructure upgrades.
Readable lines describe abundant diamonds and the blue group rock in Kimberley. The rock disintegrates on exposure to air and water, freeing its mineral charge.
Otto Dodd of Ponder writes he suffered a year with an ugly sore but a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. He calls it the best salve on earth and notes it costs 23c at Joseph Bros. drug store.
A European banker’s will declares his fortune goes to the first of his three nieces who marries. Each niece claims she married at the same hour that morning, with notarized certificates stating identical ceremony times, creating a vexing legal puzzle for judges.
Cavendish Vermont resident S Le Quinn reports a break in by Chronic Constipation. Dr King’s New Life Pills allegedly stopped the trouble and claimed a cure. Pills sold for 25 cents at Joseph Bros. drug store.
A doctor warns that drying hair with a fan can cause earache. Improper fan use blows gale force wind into the ear, triggering pain for days. He suggests directing airflow through the hair to dry faster and prevent ear discomfort.
A Pittsburg Press reflection argues that people excuse sins they favor while condemning opposed vices. It warns that permitting any sin in self for convenience lowers moral barriers and desensitizes conscience, making further wrongdoing easier.
Gerald and Geraldine exchange tender reassurance as parts of a marriage service are recalled in a brief scene reported by the New York Press. The dialogue hints at emotional gravity and the couple’s commitment amid ceremony.
Thousands of acres of fertile land in the Red River Valley near Vernon Texas are opened for settlement. Special Frisco trains will run from St Louis and Kansas City on September 15 to Vernon with low fares guiding potential homeseekers. Send inquiries to R S Lemon Frisco System Immigration Bureau St Louis.
Very low one way and round trip rates to Texas Old Mexico California Oregon Washington and intermediate points. No change of cars from St Louis and Kansas City. Standard and ordinary Pullman sleeping cars. Best dining car service. For particulars call G A A Deane Jr T P A Missouri Pacific Railway 200 Sentinel Bldg Indianapolis Ind.
In a humorous exchange the characters discuss whether Fraulein von Under Standt-How wears borrowed dresses during Lent. The dialogue lampoons social norms and religious observance with playful spelling and mock earnestness.
Three Mile Bay resident J. C. Mount pierced his hand with a ten penny nail while opening a box. He applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm and later, and found no pain or soreness as the injury healed swiftly. Sold by Joseph Bros.
The New York Sun notes that valet service alone is insufficient for grand bachelor apartments. It argues that each large building should include dedicated valets' rooms with equipment for pressing clothes polishing hats shining shoes and other dress preparations.
Our daughter in Armonk N Y was saved after other remedies failed by Dr King’s New Discovery. Our niece with advanced consumption is now well. Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to this medicine or to none. Infallible for coughs and colds. 50c and $1 bottles guaranteed by Joseph Bros. Trial bottles free.
A humorous anecdote recalls a wealthy New York resident who refuses to donate for a Washington statue claiming the Father of His Country is kept in his heart. An ailment cure ad pitches Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous remedy taken internally with testimonials and a Toledo address.
The state board of charities appeals for homes for about five hundred children aged five to eight. It argues that early ages respond best to family care, with love and training, and asks readers to open their homes to a sturdy six year old boy or a nice little girl in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Just what you need. Chamberlains Biomach and Liver Tablets. They improve appetite calm and invigorate stomach regulate liver and bowels. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Joseph Bros. Freak Turkey exhibit: a two headed turkey with six legs and four feet displayed in Pleasant Hill after being alcohol preserved.
It cites a Wesley anecdote about repeating advice and credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing colds and grip while counteracting pneumonia risk. It notes the product is pleasant and safe and offered for sale by Joseph Bros.
A quirky account notes how sheep resist cameras, making amateur photographers endure hours of patient work. The flock often shies at everything and nothing, forcing repeated setup before the shutter can finally release.
Wake Ark clergyman Rev Jno S Cox writes after twelve years suffering from Yellow Jaundice he tried many doctors and medicines then used Electric Bitters and claims he is cured for liver and kidney trouble stomach disorder and general debility Joseph Bros guarantees the remedy priced 0c
The passage argues that nations in modern times favor polite exchanges, noting it fosters nicer relations and reduces friction, though some may view it as overly optimistic or performative.
A quoted quip from Detoit Bree Presa questions success as people chase him while needing to flee. The remark frames success as notoriety and fear rather than achievement.
A Philadelphia Bulletin snippet notes a remark about a boy with a manly bearing and a comment that he found fault with what they had spent during a visit. The exchange reflects on character and evaluation of possessions.
Quote heavy fragment notes Caesar saying the die is cast yet fate is handed to him. It reflects distrust of fortune and belief in personal effort, alongside a remark about other successful men who rely on themselves rather than luck.
A humorous exchange traces a diary note about telegraphs and a playful misreference to Nero. A Washington Star quip questions Nero’s hair by noting his famed fiddling skill, prompting the editor’s amused remark about historical tails.
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