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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
2
The piece urges readers to be kind and to help others as a path to happiness. It playfully asks if a reader is truly happy, suggesting if not, perhaps they are not making others happy or not subscribing to the Hustler. The tone implies a witty call to action tied to newspaper support.
A playful verse questions whether a merchant will ever stop advertising, listing absurd conditions as a rhetorical device. The piece uses humor to imply constant promotion remains essential.
A local publisher invites subscribers to submit the best items of news before September 28 for a cash prize of five dollars. The winner will receive a personal write up in the paper and the prize money, with the editor retaining the right to accept or reject all submissions.
The piece argues that news should be written straightforwardly focusing on the central point. It warns against flowery language or humor and advises including only essential facts while avoiding offense or harming reputations.
In his twenty first year Carl Riner was surprised by a group of friends led by Miss Anya Canada and others at his parents home. The decor featured Japanese lanterns and the party included guessing games with punch ice cream and cake. Souvenir cards with monograms were given to guests as bells chime.
Epittor Hestter writes to correct a circulated report and notes business is improving, though office entrance is not crowded. Headrick says he plans to attend the Advance big tent meeting regularly with his partner handling affairs during services.
Maude Sering hosted a Friday picnic in a grove near here to honor Grace Caldwell of Roanoke Virginia. A twelve o'clock dinner and five o'clock supper were served and only girls socialized with no masculine games reported. Attendees included Grace Caldwell Maude Sering Maude Foster Hazel Sullivan Hazel Wynkoop Dessie Dean and two Mrs Sering members.
A testimonial from Maggie Hickox of Midland Midh praises Cham berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for curing a two year old with severe bowel complaints. The ad asserts it can treat even cholera infantum and urges following directions for a sure cure, sold by Joseph Brothers.
The Boston Transcript notes country born residents fear fresh air despite outdoor work. It argues polluted night air offsets daytime lung benefits and urges visitors to apply practical knowledge in rural areas. The piece ends with an advertisement: School dictionaries at the Blue Front.
The S S report shows 61 scholars with 88 cents and 261 total attendance 90. Delegates to Lebanon convention named Eunice Ross Elya Meadows Hazle Shera and George Zimmerman. Officers elected Supt Oscar Smith Sec Voris Demaree Treas Sam Rohn Organist Hazle Shera Librarian Geo Zimmerman. Attendance was poor 79 scholars 7 7 cents 74 chapters. George McDaniel and Ora McDaniel contributed as delegates and offerings.
After suffering indigestion or constipation, a quick pleasant cure is claimed. The ad asserts Dr King’s New Life Pills restore health and guarantee Zoe at Joseph Bros. as the seller.
Lead wool is a recently used material in Europe for gas and water main joints. It comprises fine virgin lead threads sold in three foot strands weighing about one pound. The joint is filled with yarn as usual but deeper, then the wool is calked in without heating, with each turn tightly calked before the next is added.
Sam Kendall recommends Banklin's Arnica Salve for Burns Boils Sores scalps wounds piles eczema salt rheum chapped hands sore feet sore eyes. Available at Joseph Brothers drug store with guarantee.
In Gironde, doctors faced a suspected criminal poisoning after attending a sick person in 1868. They notified colleagues who argued that a crime uncovered in medical work is a professional secret, a view not universally accepted.
A Chicago street car conductor used Bucklens Arnica Salve after a labor riot injury and recovered quickly. G J Welch of Tekonsha Michigan endorses it as his family’s trusted remedy. The ad claims it is simply great for cuts and burns. Two dead Josephs drug store.
Bloomfield Grimes is compiling his house. Elsie Mount visited Lebanon friends. Atla Crose hauls timber for a new barn. Kendall attended Hin kle reunion in Reachdale. Harry and Reid Badd visited relatives south of Lebanon. Sam Dean family visited near Greenscastle. Everett Colios and Ora Brown hunted locations in Jackson county. Knotts family attended Conrad reunion in Marion. Mrs. George Gronsteiner of Indianapolis stayed with Miles family. Mollie Piles at bedside of daughter Velve Stafford near Hazel College. Christian church officers urged to attend Saturday night meeting. Also a health ad endorsing Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and colds. Whitecotton and Carter demand immediate settlement after selling Millenery stock.
Mrs Ora A Stephens of Port Williams Ohio says three bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery stopped her two year cough and cured suspected consumption. She praises the medicine as grand for throat and lung troubles in a testimonial guaranteed by local druggists with trial bottles offered. Whitecotton & Carter advertise to settle accounts.
The official Japanese government return shows Japan's wealth at year end 1904 valued at 6,510,403,000 dollars or 145 dollars per person. The notice also suggests selling real estate through Sullivan and Sullivan.
A wartime style testimonial from S A Brown of Bentsville C claims Electric Bitters cured his wife’s long dyspepsia and torpid liver, restoring strength. Joseph Brothers markets and guarantees them at 50c a bottle.
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