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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
3
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt mocks the old anti suffrage line that a woman's place is the home. She notes many women have no homes and criticizes using domestic as an elastic term. She cites a Georgia court witness who claimed a domestic trouble after stealing a cow.
A small boy in a draper’s shop helped a customer who mistook silk for muslin. The shopper exclaimed her mistake and the boy, spotting a policeman, shouted that a woman in the shop was mad and needed muzzling.
Willie mispronounces barque in class while the teacher corrects him. The passage includes a sudden shout and a note on a cough drop ad. It also mentions Norwegians in the United States and their impact on local demand for American goods.
Breeding swine should meet market type not at expense of body. Buy a well bred boar from a reliable breeder to achieve desired type. Feed pigs to appetite with careful observation, ensure sows and sires are in good condition at mating. Provide warm dry quarters, clean well ventilated pens, and pasture to prevent disease and promote thrift and health.
Practical guidance on hog feeding efficiency. Recommends using a horse for transporting swill and feed, wide alley hog houses for cleaning, sorting hogs by size, and limiting feeding groups to twenty to thirty to improve gains and save labor.
Guidance on site selection and care for a profitable poultry operation. Emphasizes outdoor housing on dry ground with sun and air, three daily feedings, clean water, and green food. Warns of high mortality from overfeeding, poor ventilation, and damp yards. favors gravelly drained land with south slope and water, avoiding heavy clay without drainage.
A Michigan reader urges installing a driven well and subsoil water supply. Use a gasoline engine or windmill for pumping, lay frost line below ground, connect to a tank, and install a sink. A basement pneumatic tank is best. an open top tank in an upper room works too.
The article advocates using neatly printed cartons for top grade comb honey to protect from dust and damage, reduce handling marring, and boost dealer convenience. It warns buyers will avoid cartoned honey if cartons are imperfect and urges broader carton use with printed information.
The text notes hens gathering road-dust in barrels to bathe in during winter and digging in fields in summer to sun themselves, half buried in dust. It describes a recurring behavior tied to seasons and environment.
A Boston Sunday school class debated pennies saved for charity. A seven year old spoke up that he had put many coins in the fund and confessed he had a terrible cold, urging that the money be spent to help sick, needy children in their own parish.
LeRoy Co. O'Brien of Saginaw Michigan describes severe facial pimples and seed warts that covered his face for nine months. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment he received a free sample then bought the products and in about ten days his face began to heal with no scar remaining. Adv. Cuticura sold worldwide with free samples available.
A literary line reflects on night joy rides and the mood that prompts them. The narrator questions why such excursions occur under darkness, suggesting the rider’s condition affects perception.
A dense real estate page lists numerous farms and acreages for sale across North America. Entries specify location by state province and county, sizes from 40 to 760 acres, tilled land, barns and outbuildings, houses, and water access, with seller names and contact details for buyers.
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