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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
3
A collection of satirical and speculative claims spans economics food and fashion shortages. Notes include Russia needing basics, a Paris surgeon offering new faces, cattle and shoe costs, China’s ancient claim, diving costs, Mars travel, Vancouver statue finds, a giant astral body, and unemployment tied to personal cravings.
Fragmented lines describe a ship arrival from England and lingering speculation. The text references retail leaders, Philadelphia, publicity, and confiscated items as readers puzzle over the scattered phrases. The garbled report hints at wartime disruption and public interest in the voyage.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists urge uniform standards for farm products and adherence to cooperative principles. They warn against profit driven or exclusive control, stressing open membership, fair patronage divisions, capable management, and steady growth as keys to durable cooperative marketing success.
The Bureau of Plant Industry reports savings from disease control could greatly raise US wheat output. If pests destroyed wheat was saved, about 29.46 million barrels of flour could be added yearly. The 1916–1919 average annual wheat production was 783.85 million bushels with 147.32 million bushels lost to disease.
U S Department of Agriculture specialists say well nourished pregnant cows pass essential nutrients to calves via the umbilical cord. Adequate palatable feed preserves the cow's thrifty condition, ensuring strong, well developed calves ready for proper care after birth.
The dairyman with a small dairy on his farm can gain the largest proportional profits from poultry. Rich feeds for cows also suit laying hens, including clover alfalfa middlings rye and silage. Surplus milk fed to hens or young stock boosts egg production and growth with easy digestion.
This USDA guidance outlines poultry housing essentials including ventilation, dryness, sunlight, and space. It discusses colony versus intensive systems, flock sizes, site drainage, roost placement, nest design, trap nests, and material choices from concrete to wood, with notes on insulation and seasonal adaptability.
The market for geese is not as general as for chickens and should be considered before starting. USDA specialists say demand and price are typically good in areas with large scale fattening operations.
A fragmented clipping notes watermelons contain sugary juice yet fail to yield wine unlike cantaloupes. It includes an unrelated Cuticura skin care ad and a comical mobile doctor scene from the American Legion Weekly about a Rob inson family member insured after a fall, with dialect dialogue.
The ad explains catarrh as a local disease worsened by constitution and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a tonic acting on mucous surfaces via the blood. It notes the product is sold by druggists and offers free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. An accompanying quip jokes about youthful debt.
Florida tourism and homeseekers are urged to write for literature from Lake County Chamber of Commerce in Tavares. Advertisements promote herbal medicinal tablets and compound formulas for diseases with free trial offer and claims of wonderful results from Herb Tablet Co of Hutchinson Kansas.
A concise meditation on why amusement interests spark debate over genius and beauty. The text contrasts prejudice and common sense in an ongoing social struggle.
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