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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
3
Captain Semenoff records a harrowing account of the Russian fleet under heavy shellfire. He describes shells exploding near the fore bridge, splinters tearing ironwork, rising smoke and flame, and the near destruction of instruments on the conning tower as the Suvoroff endures a brutal barrage.
Charles Miehle faces a non-support charge as Municipal Judge Sheridan Fry, humorously called him a jinx after eight prior appearances. The judge discharged him, joking about vacation, and urged Miehle to find work and support his wife.
The Chicago Journal notes Japan planted 12,400,000 trees in Korea amid broader concerns over Japan’s annexation. It argues reforestation shows foresight that benefits Koreans, while acknowledging objection to Japan’s rights override and annexation, yet conceding improved governance and civilization in the territories.
George Eliot warns that chasing ease and personal pleasure leads to the wrong road, urging readers to consider higher aims and enduring values over comfort. The remark captures ethical restraint and self discipline in pursuit of meaning.
California counties offer 1 248 427 acres open for entry with 53 587 acres yet to be surveyed. This land parcels remain available under entry rules and indicate substantial public domain holdings across the state.
A U S Department of Agriculture list highlights key alfalfa growing guidelines. It stresses deep fertile well drained soil with lime, weed control, and proper seed quality, plus careful seeding time and inoculation methods to prevent failure, especially in the East and South.
Tips for cattle lice control describe using stock dip sprayed on, with a second spraying after ten days for hatchlings. Emphasizes focusing on eyes and facial areas and brushing for persistently infested animals.
Raked leaves should be saved and piled in a hidden spot to decompose. Leaf mold enriches soil for greenhouses and window gardens.
Market the fowls you do not intend to winter while prices stay good. Those you do not intend to keep should be sold before they molt.
Ad promotes Wear-Proof Mills hosiery at 3206 Chestnut St Philadelphia offering guaranteed wear proof stockings for Christmas sales to friends and neighbors as part of a big Xmas business. The copy also includes a phrenology quip and a Red Cross Ball Blue detergent note with grocer availability.
Newton D. W. Chapman of Youngstown Ohio describes severe eczema on face and neck with itching, burning, and sleep disruption. He credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with instant relief and rapid improvement after using three cakes and one ointment box.
The piece argues that the next Hague conference should focus on safeguarding works of art from wartime destruction. It notes humans can often rebuild after war, but a master piece once lost is irreplaceable and is thereby “dead.”
A Craftsman quote notes Joseph Pennell’s praise for Pedro Miguel arches. The engineer explains that saving concrete through elimination of the superfluous yields beauty and strength, a principle seen in successful work across art and industry.
A monumental retaining wall has been constructed to stabilize the Rangoon River in Burma and prevent channel shifts. The project stands as a remarkable civil engineering feat of scale and precision.
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