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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
5
Pale Children Need Iron is advertised as a general strengthening syrup for the family. It claims to improve appetite, color cheeks, boost energy, and suit delicate stomachs more readily than iron pills. The ad urges asking for Grove's Iron Tonic Syrup and notes E. W. Grove's signature on the package, price 60 cents.
A brief item notes tension after a mixed party marriage with a Republican husband and a Democrat wife. The exchange hints at future trouble as political differences surface.
Advert shows Diamond Dyes as simple to use with clear directions for dyeing wool silk linen cotton and blends. Claims fadeless rich colors for garments draperies and coverings and guarantees perfect results when purchased with the Diamond Dyes Color Card featuring 16 colors.
The American Museum of Natural History reports a newly found sanctum at the Azier Pueblo ruin in New Mexico. The bare room features plastered white walls with red borders and a triangular frieze, palm print marks on ceiling beams, hanging rope strands, and a carved serpent on the ceiling.
A local blast rattles the street reported by Birmingham Agellersid. Deacon Crableigh’s church leadership and prohibition stance are described as blown apart with the brew, prompting concerns over injuries or fatalities.
A vaudeville manager quips that a prima donna refuses to follow a trained chimpanzee and suggests she stay backstage until showtime. He asserts the comic act is indistinguishable from a troupe of dancing seals to avoid hurting her ego.
An advertisement touts Pape s Diapepsin as the quickest relief for indigestion gases and heartburn. It claims rapid stomach relief, correction enabling eating favorite foods, and notes a large case costs 60 cents at drug stores with a claim of being harmless and widely used.
The French Academy of Science declares rocking chairs hygienic and physiologically sound though not always psychologically fitting. It notes balance benefits while warning oscillation may negate the gains, and recalls New England tests of neighbors. The piece mocks overuse and calls for praise of silk hats instead.
A snippet shows a rustic exchange about moonshine with Uncle Bill Bottletop and Hugh Water, who notes milk prices remain steady. The dialogue hints at rural humor and attitudes toward moonshine and everyday goods.
Lesson outlines the Beatitudes and laws of the kingdom from Matthew 5 and 6. It emphasizes spiritual poverty and meekness, purity of heart, peacemaking, and suffering for Christ, then expands to salt and light duties and Jesus’s widening ethics from deeds to behavior toward enemies.
Improper feeding and confinement hinder turkey flock success. When range is rich in greens and insects poults feed themselves, returning home nightly. In bad weather or poor range, use the cap method and provide varied feeds from poultry guides. Include hard boiled eggs, corn bread, milk products, oats, bran, and chopped greens with grit for healthy growth.
The text urges recognizing divine presence in seashore mountains and hometown churches. It warns against license and temptation when away from home and stresses maintaining Bible study daily prayer and regular worship attendance year round.
Feed young chickens three to five times daily based on experience. Five feedings may grow faster but overfeeding hurts chicks more than underfeeding. Feed just enough to satisfy appetite and keep them exercising. In confinement avoid overfeeding to prevent leg weakness. free range reduces this risk.
A Florida poultry farm, enrolled in the Better Sives-Better Stock drive, houses 200 cocks and 950 hens all standard bred single-comb White Leghorns. The flock is line bred for high egg production and trap nested for 24 years and also noted for good exhibition type.
The article warns against neglecting poultry by withholding feed. It notes hens signal hunger with a “No Food, No Eggs” display and warns that a laying strike starts when nourishment is scarce.
A reader answers a newspaper ad for a dog and learns the ad promises a sensible pup. The seller describes the dog as happy hearted, bone burying and cat chasing, with no ribbons or limousine rides since birth.
The circular claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and must be treated systemically. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and said to act through the blood to mucous surfaces, destroying the disease foundation and improving general health. Free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
A narrator recalls a car ride with his father a new driver. The vehicle jumped the road nearly hit a dog, struck a telephone post, and halted abruptly. The mother asks where they intended to go, and the father replies with a trembling line about going to Kingdom Come by auto.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Talcum for face skin baby and dusting needs, praising its exquisite scent and claiming it makes other perfumes unnecessary. It promotes the Cuticura Trio soap ointment and talcum at 2 cents each everywhere.
A reflective aphorism contrasts the ennui of wealthy individuals with the laziness observed among poorer communities, implying a shared underlying fatigue across social classes.
A Rochester man claims 61 leg ulcers were cured by Peterson's Ointment after doctors offered amputation. The ad urges readers to buy a large box for 35 cents at any druggist with a money back guarantee. It touts burns, scalds, bruises, sunburn, itching eczema and piles as treated.
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