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Newspaper

Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1908

Page

5

Hess Idea Stock Tonic Promises Profit for Farmers

The Hess Idea promotes Stock Tonic a scientifically compounded food for stock. It claims to improve appetite digestion kidney function liver secretion and prevent flatulence. The text suggests better feed efficiency allows heavier feeding at greater profit and notes the product originated with Hess Idea.

Hess

Real England and Real America Beyond the Big Cities

Excerpt discusses how foreign born and native poor find life in big cities harsh. It argues the real France, England, and America lie beyond Paris, London, and Berlin and that national ideals stem from homes rather than metropolitan life.

Europe America France Paris London England Germany Berlin

The Rural Voice On Self Denial And Community News

A rural American tone urges self denial and simple living to build independence. It stresses saving money, supporting local papers, and valuing the newspaper as a community force that reflects and serves readers.

Unclear Quotations on Man and Dog Friendship

Fragmentary quotation debates whether calling a dog a man is insulting or unfair to the dog. The text muses on respect toward animals and the ambiguity of language about canine loyalty.

Township teachers institute and local visits noted

The township teachers institute was held here last Saturday. Melville Zinkeler and Earl Sind linger of Patricksburg visit Geo Zinkeler and family this week. Ora McDaniel was in New Ross on business Monday. Delilah Golliday visited Sunday with sister Mrs Ollie Smith. Ethel Kibbey spent Saturday night with Prof Cecil Kibbey and wife of New Ross. Thomas Bruce and wife near Shannondale called on J R Sullivan and family Sunday. Mrs Earl Bruce and Thelma visit James Sering and wife Saturday. Frank Gregory and family attended the state meeting of Rea Men in Indianapolis Wednesday. A number of Republicans from there attended the Landis Rally at Lebanon Saturday night. Cecil Hendrix left for Flora to work as linotype operator. Chas Patterson returned from New York after two months. Ivan Funkhouger and wife hosted company from Zionsville Sunday.

Chas. Patterson New York Ivan Funkhouger Zionsville

The Dog and Man Contrast in Success Magazine

The essay compares the dog to his master by listing faults men may commit while a dog remains faithful. It argues the bond is a paradox of contrast and notes that no man accepts being called a dog, despite the dog’s supposed loyalty.

Success Magazine

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Hess' Poultry Bess’ Poultry Pan-A-Ce-A L. W.kirtley Phong Geo. M. Comley Neral Director Lebanon, Ind Uall Galliday Hustler Chas. E. McClaine Congress Local News Keeper Township Teachers Institute Melville Zinkeler Earl Sindlinger Patricksburg Geo. Zinkeler and Ora McDaniel New Ross Delilah Golliday Mrs Ollie Smith Ethel Kibbey Prof Cecil Kibbey Thomas Bruce Shannondale J. R. Sullivan Family Earl Bruce Thelma James Sering Frank Gregory Rea Indianapolis Landis Lebanon Cecil Hendrix Flora Ind The Hoosier Democrat Sarah New England Roosevelt Richard G. Badger Boston Trustee’s Jamestown Seacr Gis Bank of Aavesonen Wenmay Pe Wh. B. Ae Township Trustes Clothiers Boone County Mens Association Reds and Cassimers Fkunick'stwook Ll. Hunt L. F. Powell Advance Lumber Mark Wall Indiana Jesse W. Ganine Crawfordsville, Ind
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