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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
2
A prose mosaic cites chances, fashions, and fads in early 20th century life. References span grand plans, travel, crime, politics, cinema, fashion, and social norms with wry quips about doctors, judges, gossip, and modern temptations. Notable notes mention European travel, New York life, and a Parisian prophet of future congresses.
The piece notes that Americans spend about 200 million dollars overseas annually and questions why some of that spending could benefit the United States domestically. The implication is a call for redirecting travel and tourism dollars to support national interests.
The government plans to remove all bronze coins from use leaving many people described as poor devils without a son more numerous than ever in the wake of the change.
A veteran writer recalls halter breaking young horses in Virginia. He argues halter training should start within days of birth to teach standing tied, contrasting with harsh two to three year old handling. He warns against rough methods that stress gear and animal.
A rural-agriculture voice argues pig eating is an old sow trait not a young mother issue. It cites confinement and poor liver health in sows kept in small pens, urging exercise and a bran-rich ration to keep bowels moving and reduce pig-eating behavior.
An extended note by A J Legg explains buckwheat as a profitable, soil friendly crop for farmers. It suppression of weeds aids grass and clover sowing, yields fast maturity in about 60 days, and provides good feed and absorbent straw. Planting windows run May to August with August sowings often heavier per acre.
The work crew rests between meals to sip water as they endure hot days. Supervisors emphasize regular hydration to prevent heat strain and keep productivity steady.
The passage advises sowing sweet clover one or two years before alfalfa in hard to establish stands. Sweet clover improves soil conditions and oxygenates the ground, preparing it for successful alfalfa seeding.
An American resident recalls Panama's quirky customs and the left side driving habit influenced by Jamaican cabbies. He describes gatekeeping engineers, a failed Washington hotel roof plan, Morro islet fortunes, canal water rules, and Jamaicans at the Ancon Hill asylum, ending with a lone shack vintner by Old Panama.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming gum relief and pain reduction. The clipped text notes adults claim misquotation and playful banter about prominence.
Miss Marguerite E. Jacobs of Dayton Ohio describes a year of pimples itching and swelling on face neck arms and back. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she reports immediate relief and full cure about three months ago. Advertisement notes Cuticura sold worldwide with free samples and a Skin Book offer.
After a pleasant evening Mr. Sydney Buxton told a story to illustrate a point at a dinner. A guest, invited to a friend’s house at a dark muddy lane, was told to bring a big lantern. He left, waded home through mud, and the host sent a note asking for the lantern and parrot cage back.
A man finishes carving his beloved’s name on birch bark and asks her to wait till next summer. She replies with a vow of patience as he signs their initials beside his.
A terse dialogue hints at caution in trade with dangerous bargains and the peril of vanity. A character warns readers to avoid deceitful deals and to keep away from temptation, implying moral restraint and prudence in commerce.
An old age health brief touts Grape Nuts as ideal for seniors, citing easy digestion and nutrient balance from whole wheat and barley. Testimonials from an Iowa user claim improved health, regularity, and mental clarity, with notes on mixing Grape Nuts with Postum and a plug for The Road to Wellville.
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