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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
4
R Long reports suffering neuralgia from an upset stomach has vanished after using Eatonic. The ad urges maintaining a healthy stomach, noting Eatonic neutralizes excess acidity quickly. A large box is available at a small price with a druggist guarantee.
Thirty year old toiling man recounts meeting Bulgarian herbal tonic inventor in Pittsburgh. He claims Bulgarian Blood Tea revived his health after the grippe and decade long use, promising prevention of sickness, improved digestion, circulation, vitality, and youth. The ad appeals to millions across the United States, with a three week health guarantee and nationwide distribution through Marvel Building Pittsburgh.
The article surveys holiday ribbon accessories with elaborate sashes, garters, sachet bags, and headwear. It details satin and tissue ribbons used for gowns and caps, plus a playful clock and hand dialogue about time and hours.
A fashion note details millinery trends for women in September to October. Hats feature prominent brims with velvet and duvetyn crowns, coral beads and aigrettes, ribbons and embroidery. Showpieces include sunburst embroidery, needlework brims, coque plume tams, and ostrich plumes on velvet hats.
A teacher asks which pine has the longest sharpest needles. The reply is a playful pun: "Pupt!" and "Porcupine."
A humorous remark contrasts college education with practical lessons, noting a boy returns home having learned poker so well he wins his father’s cash and even the store mortgage. The quoted exchange highlights skepticism about formal schooling versus streetwise knowledge.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets to keep the whole family well with occasional use for bilious or constipated feelings, headaches, upset stomachs, or bad breath. It claims no griping and lists price points of 10 25 and 50 cents.
The bride recalls a past rejection by George and a friend notes his spiteful gift of a silver cellarette as a wedding present, highlighting the awkward postnuptial gesture.
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