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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
4
Dentistry offers tooth extraction for 25 cents with free extractions if plates are ordered. Gold crowns priced at 5 dollars, best sets of teeth at 8 dollars, cheaper options available. Fillings offered with quality materials and affordable rates.
Fragmentary OCR shows misc items like cards of thanks resolutions of condolence and public notices. Sparse readable details mention local names and possible dates but concrete facts are unclear.
A fragment from New Scraps describes a discussion on marriage and smoking with an 8 son of a wealthy maker. The heir jokes about beginning by lighting a cigar to settle the matter, while a dramatic beauty challenges him. The youth counters that she would not be present.
The notice urges voters to change residence this week to remain eligible for the upcoming election. A voter must reside in the new area for at least thirty days before election day. The deadline falls between pow and west Saturday Oct 8, so moves after that date may lose suffrage.
W J Merica owner of Star Bakery on West South street suffered a painful injury Tuesday morning when his left hand was caught in the dough breaker operated by electrical power. Flesh stripped from the palm and joints of the two middle fingers dislocated. no bones broken. Dr Turner and Dr Dorman dressed the wounds with over fifty stitches required.
The Lebanon Reporter notes a man knocked dishes down in a safe and doused a hole with mud and water. He plans another experiment using dynamite with a weight added to the charge.
Representative Luther W Kossely of Dekalb county swore an affidavit alleging Governor Henley offered him a $2,000 job to vote for the county local option bill. The affidavit, handed to Stokes Jacks, Democrat chairman, may fuel an upcoming investigation amid campaign tensions. Kossely, a first term farmer from Butler, is not seeking re election and had limited legislative activity. He details the alleged offer and says Senator Wickwire arranged the meeting with the governor.
A wrinkled reminiscence on newspaper life notes how editors face praise, sharp censure, and mixed personalities. The passage hints at a cheerful sunshine diffuser contrasted with a chronic grouch, capturing the many temperaments in country publishing.
A merchant policeman named Kk A Bea man recalls a near disaster after using dynamite to blast a rock in a ten foot deep dry well. He dropped a pound of dynamite through a ten foot pipe, the blast sent a shock through the water and caused a powerful explosion soaking nearby paths and pipes.
A pungent tirade mocks newspaper publishers as rich, powerful, and unpunished figures who control towns and counties. The speaker claims they profit from inducements, avoid jail, and influence politics, while residents rely on them for favors despite calling their papers dirty sheets.
A current comment notes certain persons persistently repeat the same actions and thoughts. They stay with the same topics companions and routines, seemingly clinging to familiar patterns as described.
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