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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
6
Fragmented OCR lists names and references, noting an organized effort of War camp community services and an institute for discipline and education. The text mentions various individuals and institutions, suggesting a broad roster of notable figures and contributors across global sectors.
The report of a special committee on National Security issues is reviewed by Bryan who urges every voter to read it. He accuses powerful interests and corrupt officials of protecting meat packers and opposing railroad reform while noting foreseeably aggressive antitrust prosecutions and possible government rail ownership.
The article reports President Wilson considering a Western replacement for Secretary of State Redfield amid a cabinet reshuffle. Bernard Baruch of New York and Wilbur W. Marsh of Waterloo, Iowa, named as possible successors, with Redfield's resignation framed as a public-interest move.
A Boston traffic officer recounts a near collision in an East country farmyard. A young man and his sister, driving a flower laden car, skidded on frozen ruts from a farm wreck the prior day and halted just before crashing into a barn when the sister spotted the looming structure and stopped the vehicle.
A brief note quotes a Bookman line about a murderer with yellow eyes and his wife warning him of execution. the tale ends with the man being hung on Tuesday.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a scalp tonic that cools cleanses and softens a itchy scalp. It claims the tonic stimulates hair roots revitalizes each hair and prevents hair loss and thinning with regular use.
A brief street encounter shows Smith offering money to a footpad who retorts that the amount is enough only to land him in prison. The exchange ends with the thief returning the money, the outcome unresolved.
Purifies and enriches blood with quinine and iron to combat weakness and sickness. The tonic is a long trusted remedy for vitality, historically popular for malaria and body building, sold at 60 cents per bottle.
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