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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
3
Fragmentary note shows a request or offer related to free samples in Knox Indiana. Readable names suggest a personal inquiry or local promo. Limited text prevents precise action, but implies participation or request.
The 1718 statehouse in Boston housed the Merchants Exchange on its first floor and the governor’s council on the second. It witnessed the Boston Massacre in 1770 and Washington’s review in 1780, later sheltered Garrison in 1835, and was restored by the city and is now cared for by the Bostonian Society with relics and paintings from revolutionary times.
A fragmented description touts sandpaper as a versatile item for household use. It notes its application to remove scorched portions and to produce a smooth surface on various items.
An old advertisement urges mothers to choose California Syrup of Figs to cleanse stomach, liver, and bowels. It promises a pleasant fruit flavor for children and notes the product’s labeling includes dosing information for kids.
A reflection on vacations suggests a success hinges on the traveler’s mindset toward work. If a vacation ends with the belief that work is easy, the trip may fail to renew.
An old advertisement touts aspirin as Bayer made and genuine. It claims Bayer preserves authentic aspirin for colds pain headaches and rheumatic trouble with nineteen boxes of twelve tablets each offered at a modest price.
A spinster recalls being kissed by a man with influenza and asks a brusque doctor if transmission is possible. The doctor confirms it is, and the exchange notes the kiss occurred about two months ago with the patient expressing a love of discussing the topic.
A fragmentary note discusses a Boston Transcript quote about flattery and social chatter. It mentions Teeland where whistling is banned as a breach of divine law and a mother’s expense for a juvenile terror. The text reads as a quirky humorous aside with unclear context.
A Dalmatian in a playful monologue explains why a dog show has made him happy. The Welsh terrier and others discuss hearing about his famed Dalmatian lineage from Dalmatia and the Adriatic, noting his family and traits and the value of public attention.
A six year old boy Howard cuts his shoe with a knife and endures a lengthy scolding from his father. The child finally asks him to stop talking so much or he will get mad too. The St. Paul Dispatch notes the witty reply.
An old quote on popularity precedes a Cuticura advertising snippet praising the ointment for skin and hair care. A kindergarten story ends with a child noting nightly fairies in imagination, while another child jokes that roaches enter their home instead of fairies, amusingly reframing the tale.
Quick relief for corns and calluses with Freezone drops. A tiny bottle costs little at any drug store and promises painless removal, lifting the corn or callus root and all after application.
Wesleyan College in Macon Georgia founded in 1886 is claimed as older than Elmyra College chartered in 1852 and is described as the oldest women’s college in the United States.
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a gentle laxative that cleanses liver and bowels, relieves head dizziness, coated tongue, bad breath, and sour stomach. It claims the product works overnight and compares favorably to Salts, Oil, Calomel, or harsh pills.
A Bathman discovers dividend checks from a silver mine he bought 34 years ago and forgot. A friend recalled the purchase and a notice in a paper announced the mine was about to pay its first dividend, prompting him to redeem coupons.
Readable fragments recall a pilot or aviator living in a residence elevated by a single flight. The dialogue suggests a light, humorous conceit about height and altitude tied to a person known for flying.
Medical advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional treatment that penetrates blood to mucous surfaces. It promises $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and offers testimonials and drugstore availability. Separate line notes British scientists detected light traces more than 300 feet under water.
Quoted banter frames a lighthearted exchange about a stout son and a hammock tester. A split view follows with two yeggs, one facing plenty of money and the other facing police, implying contrasting outcomes or roles in a crime scenario.
50 acres near Tampa with trolley and brick pavement offered at half value. Open to part trade. Contact Frank Cooper Interbay Tampa Florida.
Kidney trouble warning with signs of nervousness dizziness back pain and sleeplessness. Promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as old world remedy imported from Holland promising relief or money back. Sold in sealed packages in drug stores with three sizes.
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