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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1905
Page
2
Arden Waters visits from Leb anon and other locals note church services and social updates. Multiple moves and visits, sales notices for Duroc Jersey shoats, and business promotions fill the column. A county sports pickup, a high school football game, and a wedding add local color to the week. Local residents travel to Lynchburg and Martinsville, while public notices cover auctions and property deals.
Don't borrow trouble. When sick and weary from dyspepsia biliousness and similar internal disorders seek relief in Electric Bitters. This remedy promises forgetfulness of troubles and relief from burdensome symptoms at low cost. Jesups price 50 cents.
Providence residents attend meetings and visits with neighbors including Oliver Bowman and wife at Providence Sunday. Local exchanges note visitors from Darlington Lebanon Thorptown Crawfordsville and Beckville. Elders hired for another year and timber buying by Oliver Higgins. An ad touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills as mild effective for all ages.
Central Indiana Sunday service runs Waveland to Ander son and return. Train leaves Advance east at 7 29 a m and arrives Advance west at 5 31 p m. Low round trip rates apply for Sunday. W S Passacest G A P
A dinner guest praised repartee at a Philadelphia club while recounting a joke. A well dressed woman aboard a crowded street car wins a seat and calls a man a jewel. He replies I am a jeweler I set the jewel.
Frustration with sudden breakdowns caused by dyspepsia or constipation. promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills to clear bodily clutter and restore energy. Claims to cure headache and dizziness. Sold at Josephs for 25 cents.
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