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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
3
In a humorous exchange a carpet muses on why being floored is a man’s worst fear while a clock questions how it can frighten a person into worrying about their own hands. The dialogue blends whimsy with a playful take on fear and action.
An advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as the best laxative for children with claims of harm free relief and fruity taste. It also notes Boozer’s enthusiasm for golf, with quips about long drives after misses.
A devotional discussion of John 14 20 and Galatians 5 22 23 stressing union with Christ grafting into the vine and bearing the fruit of the Spirit. It contrasts abiding in him with him in us and notes the cross as the source of life and growth. The October 17 lesson outlines Jesus Galilean ministry and call of the first disciples with Matthew Mark and Luke references.
The text asserts men are judged by motives rather than deeds, linking morality to affections as Archibald Alexander argues. It also notes the idea that true glory lies in rising after each fall, attributed to Galdsmith.
A quotation from Schillen warns that spies and talebearers cause more harm than poison or daggers, highlighting the danger of rumor and betrayal in society.
Eye experts warn that distractions in the field of vision reduce work efficiency. Dark rims of tortoise shell frames and similar obstructions cause reflex eye adjustments, leading to unnecessary muscular strain and reduced performance.
An advertisement touts Danderine as stopping hair loss and dandruff. It promises all shedding hairs vanish after application with new life, vigor, brightness, color, and thickness in every strand. The copy emphasizes visible improvements and beauty benefits.
A Chelsea lady seeks help to locate her old yellow curly Irish terrier Tyke with a wavy tail. Tyke wandered away after being left with a veterinary surgeon while his mistress was abroad in France. He has not been seen since, and a slide display urges the public to help find him.
A humorous dialogue notes that prohibition has not helped a husband who drinks perfume and toilet waters. The speaker adds that his breath now smells sweeter, implying eccentric habits rather than relief from prohibition. The misused substance hints at social issues of the era.
Advertisement claims Diamond Dyes dye worn clothing and draperies to rich fade resistant tones on wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. It urges readers to ask druggist for the Diamond Dyes Color Card and promises simple directions anyone can follow. A charity quip ends with a wife asking for money for church clothes.
An elderly woman Mrs. John Hill reports rapid relief from sour stomach after a week on Eatonic following the grip. The ad claims Eatonic relieves indigestion heartburn bloating and distress by binding excess acidity and gases, urging readers not to give up and noting Batonic as a trusted alternative with druggist guarantee.
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