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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1907
Page
4
Notices indicate postal handling and subscription pricing at Advance Indiana with charges listed as 1.00 per year and 3 cents per line for printed matter. Details specify second class mail status and distribution through the post office.
Erasmus notes behavior at meals includes avoiding nose blowing on tablecloths and wiping fingers on others clothes. He warns guests not to feed dogs cats or entice animals to jump on the table. He also urges guests not to lick their plates as it would offend the host and soil the carpet.
The piece urges steady, unflinching nerve to pursue knowledge and achieve goals. It emphasizes self reliance, persistence, and belief in oneself, noting progress comes from facing obstacles and hard work. It frames ambition as key to meaningful achievement.
The article warns farmers against under watering cows in winter and explains that cows still need ample water despite cold. Drinking ice water causes shivering, increasing energy needs beyond 60 percent of feed to maintain body heat, which reduces milk output.
A celebratory note proclaims the end of a troubling era, pledging relief from loud voices blamed on Baxlam’s legacy. The town of Roachdale is urged to welcome a calmer future as the order is issued.
The Roachdale Town Board enacts an emergency law to suppress a longtime nuisance as roosters and cock- a-doodle birds are removed from within town limits. Residents praised the action citing years of noise and disruption, while some lamented the loss of a local oddity.
The Athene Messenger defends publishing straight news including public records and rejects private gossip. It notes subscription contracts imply a duty to furnish news and rejects pressure from police courts to suppress or alter reporting. News should be reported even when it causes discomfort to individuals or families. News is news.
The Crawfordsville Journal reports Bum a hoboe dog spent two days with Wilbur McDaniel day operator at the Big Four before heading west. The light brown pup travels eastern Illinois and western Indiana on Big Four passenger trains and is well known to the road crew who treat him kindly. Bum ignores freight whistles and rides with passengers until he tires and returns to the depot for rest.
A reflective narration describes a tall ship gliding past with drooping sails and no visible steering mechanism. The scene hints at an unseen force guiding the vessel, while the speaker notes the ship’s stately progress despite the absence of typical propulsion.
A quirky column jokes that a husband should pat his wife’s cheek instead of giving $1,000. It suggests a cheaper romance, asking whether a young man strolling with a pretty partner in a storm could be her rain beau.
A poetic meditation on a small steam tug dragging a grand vessel with yet a trusting wife at its side. The author contrasts the strength of the tiny engine and the devoted spouse against the vast sea and fate, noting how loyalty keeps ships afloat and lives enduring.
Trial catarrh treatments are mailed free on request by Dr. Scoop in Wisconsin. The tests show the prescription’s value to the public at no cost, sold by Joseph Bros as Dr Shoop’s Catarrh remedy, known to druggists nationwide.
A boy at a Chicago public museum refuses to check a package of bananas for five cents, argues the rule, returns with bananas already eaten except the peels, and passes the turnstile with a sly grin. The anecdote illustrates clever persistence in finding a loophole.
Earl Shamburg recalls a harsh illness in Cadell now prosperous Kansas. He says coughs and lung troubles kept him awake until he used Dr Kings New Discovery. He claims one bottle cured him completely. Guaranteed by Joseph Bros 50c and 1.00. Trial bottle free.
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