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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
3
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a safe remedy for periodic pains backache and headaches claiming no narcotics and no harmful after effects. It notes a money back guarantee and 23 doses cost 25 cents with distribution through local druggists. The page also reports a series of local social notices including moves visits and reunions in Indiana communities.
Correspondents were seen at Loafers Corner. The notes mention a Jamestown visitor to his parents on Sunday, and Headrick had dinner with a prankster Sundin.
Miss Malle Sitti dite a tes pudaua, Mike Harshbarger visited relatives in Lebanon Sunday. Abe Shelley and wife were on Lebanon on business one day fast work.
Mrs Sarah Duraeter of North Salem visits relatives. Willi Spellew of Indianapolis visits. Frank McDaniel and daughter and Ray Taylor spend Friday and Saturday in Montgomery County. Lon Taylor and wife and granddaughter Inez Taylor visit Worth Censuiore near Payette. Evra Coddinetur and Mrs. Melle Pyles ill. Grant Routh goes to his farm.
A string of local visit notes lists Verrilita Deavitt from new boss, spending a week with relatives in Kokimo. Mayie Smith from Jamestown visits Elsie Weaver. Ike Conner of Indianapolis visits grandparents. many others are noted visiting or staying with local families. Ice cream supper announced for September 8 at Uncle Tom's Cabin. various residents moving in or traveling.
The piece criticizes large circulation papers for sensational crime coverage and poor moral tone. It argues crime stories deserve space but not dominance, urging newspapers to elevate quality like the Boston Transcript and Springfield Republican to avoid harming public ethics.
A notice states Bay a barrel of salt at the Blue Front Grocery. It invites neighbors to request pictures of their residence or family from VanHorn and notes limited outdoor work availability for a few weeks.
A verse by W. G. Nedge as read in In the Hustler praises living with purpose and avoiding idleness. Earl Swindler, a longtime friend, is cited for his views on duty, cheerfulness, and work aligned with divine intention. The piece urges action over rust and questions the balance of effort and time.
The London Outlook recounts a charming encounter with John Ruskin. A visiting lady sketched Brantwood, asking if she could meet Ruskin. he guided her inside and posed by the fireplace, asking the question: Now, what do you think of Ruskin.
W C Barber of Sandy Level Va urges quick action for coughs colds and chest irritation noting Li cured by Mr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds after other remedies failed. Marketed as the greatest sale of any cough or lung medicine in the world at Josephs drug store priced at one dollar with a guaranteed trial bottle free.
Tarry Lehr relates a Newport story about two brothers. One rich and handsome laments the mothers in New York pursuing him, while the poorer brother jokes that all the daughters pursue him, and they joke they divide the women between them.
Ren Powell offers three good male pigs and one heifer calf for sale at the Blue Front.
The ad offers a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cures Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to cure internally. It includes testimonials from Walding Linnan Marvin druggists and a note about delivery and pricing.
Rebecca Ann Oxley Onley born October 1 1849 died August 20 1905 aged 51 years 10 months 28 days. She married Elias Wainscot April 27 1868 producing four children Nettie S Canada Robert H Orville and Carl all living. Survived by James Oxley and sisters Mattie Oxley Jennie Fruits Side Stonebraker. A Shiloh Christian church member she endured tuberculosis with patience. Funeral held at Shiloh Christian church and burial at Jamestown. husband died in 1908.
A farmer scam involves a contract to advertise a farm for three months and a fifty cent per acre fee. The firm promises only advertising and pays no guarantee of sale, yet collects a commission even without a buyer. Attorneys advise victims to settle and avoid further signings.
The Shelbyville Indiana telephone company prints weekly lists of new subscribers and dropouts in local papers. Patrons clip and update directories, keeping the telco listings current with careful pasting. The company views this ad investment as well spent.
A patent remedy praised for rapid relief from coughs and colds. It is pleasant to take and dependable, advertised for sale by Joseph Bros.
A family camping south of town assigned Georgie to peel potatoes for dinner. He forgot to wash his hands and cut away the dirt, but ended up discarding the potatoes as too tall to eat, creating a humorous scene in the gas City Times.
A Chicago street car conductor attacked in a labor riot used Bucklen's Arnica Salve on sores and recovered quickly. Testimonial from G. J. Welch of qekonsha Michigan praises its healing for cuts and burns. Available at Joseph Bros for 25 cents.
A Pullman Porter reports a passenger tipped him with a five dollar gold piece. The porter asks if the coin is counterfeit, expressing concern over the unusual gratuity.
The Hartford house where Harriet Beecher Stowe lived for years is being torn down to allow factory expansion.
A nature-study museum housed in a former mortuary in St George's in the East, London, preserves a giant honey comb weighing twenty pounds. It was built by a thriving bee colony of 7,900 workers that gathered nectar primarily from sugar cargoes loaded at the docks.
The famous small pills cleanse the liver and rid the system of bile without unpleasant effects. Sold by Joseph Bros.
A medical witness lists fifteen symptoms of drunkenness in a police court. The judge fines the defendant five dollars and moves to the next case.
Health notice warns mothers to watch for coughs colds croup and whooping cough and to act quickly with One Minute Cough Cure described as harmless pleasant and free of opiates sold by Joseph Bros.
The report notes that before Formosa came under Japanese control 20,000 Chinese laborers were imported annually for tea picking. Now the figure is under 6,000 as Japan employs its own workers locally.
A brief ad-like note urges engaged people to keep digestion in order to avoid quarrels after marriage. It cites A. Brown of Bennetsville, D. C., who endorses Electric Bitters as a aid.
A woman distressed by chronic dyspepsia and a torpid liver regained strength and vigor after using Electric Bitters. She improved quickly and was described as entirely well, with Joseph Bros. selling and guaranteeing the product at 50 cents per bottle.
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