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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1903
Page
2
A garbled notice warns gasoline use poses health risks as it spreads in San Francisco and Petrait. The fragment suggests steps to reduce harm but lacks clear details on authorities or specific measures.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Prof Bethien addressing an audience and Prof Kk o fary reacting. the text is garbled with missing words and incomplete phrases. The readable elements mention attention and a focus on the hearers, but concrete facts are unavailable.
In a Washington Star discussion a critic says the prima donna pees by note while another remarks she sings for cash. The exchange reflects sharp, cantankerous opinions on performance and earning power in music.
Conversation between Mrs Uppson and Mrs Neurich features a claim about a grandfather's age. Neurich asserts the man is not an octogenarian, challenging the familiar assessment. The exchange highlights a sharp, humorous regional dialogue seen in the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Readable text recalls race events with mentions of Speart-Uosay Nervitt and other horses or riders. It hints at a Philadelphia context and a prosperous finish but lacks clear actions or outcomes. The fragmentary lines suggest a racing report with multiple horse names and possible patrons.
The prima donna protests a self imposed contract, insisting on her own terms. The manager counters that he never promised to follow her prescriptions, revealing a clash over control and contract terms.
An item listing odd domestic inventions includes a water-boiling device that halves kettle time, a self acting ice mold forming shaved ice balls, a curtain and drapery adjustment gadget, and a sweeping-day tool to remove dust. The description blends quirky wartime era design with practical home aids and hints at portability and cheap operation.
A detailed look at taxidermy practices, noting the challenges of preserving lifelike appearance. It discusses the skill required to mount animals of any size and the careful preparation of frames, skins, and wire work to avoid awkward results.
A St Nicholas feature poses a moral dilemma about choosing between a first and second lion and a first and second child. The prompt invites readers to weigh outcomes and values in a concise thought experiment.
A recipe describes making orange pudding using stale bread soaked in milk and scraped rind. It instructs mixing Tanter with sugar, adding juice and rind, then pouring over bread and baking in a slow oven. Finish with a frothy, sugared meringue top browned lightly.
A light exchange shows Mrs Denham chiding her son for using Longfellow poetry as packing paper after a wedding gift. Benham votes the boy knew his business, noting there was Excelsior in the frame. Mayme jokes about marriage prospects and being tied up again.
Tips include using coconut shells as hanging baskets and wire vegetable baskets with moss for porch décor. A long pincushion by the sewing machine proves essential, while a meat chopper crushes crackers and dry bread for puddings and scallops.
A cheerful man asks if he may smoke on a vessel while a pale choir member from the Stermaer Choir replies with objections. The scene unfolds amid tense dialogue as the exchange continues with uncertain punctuation and phrasing.
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