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Publication details show an Advance Indiana issue with Lovals W D Sullivan as publisher and a subscription rate of 1.00 per year per inch display ads and personal notices priced at 3 cents per line.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
4
Publication details show an Advance Indiana issue with Lovals W D Sullivan as publisher and a subscription rate of 1.00 per year per inch display ads and personal notices priced at 3 cents per line.
A portrayal of a brave wholesome sunny hearted young girl whose influence extends from daughter to mother and friend. The piece celebrates her uplifting effect amid grief and worry, affirming life as sweet and tender with responsibility and goodness in creation.
A reflection on friends who always look after our interests and defend us in absence. The text praises enthusiastic friends who shield weaknesses, halt slanders, correct impressions, and lift us from faults with charity and encouragement.
The Philadelphia Ledger notes that appeals to fair play resonate with orderly youths and gentle crowds but fail with rough crowds such as longshoremen and sailors. It argues that framing virtue as fair play yields quick, vivid responses, while abstract ethics fall flat among the uncivil.
The text notes summer is fading with warm days rapidly passing and October bringing yellow and golden tints to nature as verdure fades.
The Waynetown Dispatch reflects on summer fading and the year’s cycle. The piece urges acceptance of change as natural and encourages gladness for sunny days while facing forthcoming challenges with hopeful resolve.
The piece portrays the kicker as a forward looking force driving change and innovation. It lauds his relentless dissatisfactions with the status quo, crediting him with steam engines telephones and electric lights as examples of progress facilitated by restless inquiry.
The article urges farmers to start early to select and store seed corn before frosts. It warns that many fields yield only three quarters of a full stand due to poor seed and stresses gathering seed by mid October to avoid damage and boost next year’s crop value.
Agricultural guidance from A. T. Wianceq of Purdue University advises prompt harvest and careful drying of corn. Select ears from well developed plants, dry naturally in a well ventilated space, avoid artificial heat unless frost risk is high, and use free air circulation in a rack system to prevent fermentation and preserve seed corn.
The race favoring the early starter is noted as a clear advantage, with emphasis on speed as a key factor and the lead in early action shaping outcomes.
Advertisement claims deafness from catarrh can be cured by constitutional remedies. States deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tube lining and promises $100 for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes Toledo company and 75 cent pills.
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