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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
3
A testimonial urges regular sleep for nerve restoration and overall health. It promotes Dr Miles Nervine and Restorative Nervine as soothing aids that improve sleep, relieve headaches and neuralgia, and restore strength, with a guarantee and money back offer from Miles Medical Co.
Local notes list numerous visits and travels among residents of Jamestown and nearby towns such as Lebanon Indianapolis Crawfordsville and New Ross. Mentions include Rosell Smith near Stewarts Chapel and various family visits plus a band concert in New Ross. The county council completed appropriations with a general tax levy cut by eight cents from last year.
Uncle Bart Dean fell ill early Saturday morning found unconscious on the back porch by his grandson Vern. Mrs. Dean alerted family and Dr. Burke attended. he recovered briefly but remains in precarious condition a week later.
A historic advertisement touts a liniment with great power over pain useful for rheumatism and enabling sleep and rest. Sold by Joseph Brothers.
Mose Riley reports Hank Jones at Terry Hutt declining to return to Io gian a. The piece notes locals who must see everything before buying and fear stores will ship money to Sears and Roebuck, taking goods without inspection.
Edgar Peterson works for Otis Bohler. Clay Sheets was in Jamestown Friday. Mrs. Clare Heady visited Barnard Monday. Wm Rohn thrashed clover seeds Wednesday. Leff Walker and family visited Wm Rohns Sunday. Mamie and Clay Sheets visiting Hendricks County this week. Rev Hall visited James Meadows Sunday night. Otis Spohrs seen Monday. Grace Hurt returned home after visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Peffley for a show. Francis Sheets and family and Myrtle Slavens of North Salem visited Alex Sheets Thursday. Mrs. Roe and daughter-in-law and Mrs. Perkins with family visited Dennis Willett Wednesday night.
Mrs Chas Emmett is on the sick list. Vooris Demaree visited friends in Muncie on Sunday. Miss Allie Ashley stayed with Miss Elva Meadows Sunday. Mrs Rosie Ashley from Jamestown visited Neal Day and wife Sunday. James Walls of Ladoga spent time with his parents near Advance last Wednesday. Chas Rirhart and family and Mr Madix and wife fished near Mace on Thursday.
Hazelswood reports several farmers sowing wheat. Mr Deoppard and wife of Crawfordsville visited Joe Dean and wife Cal Henry was in the area Tuesday. C C Swift of Indianapolis was in the area on business. O M Edrington and wife of Hamilton County visited relatives there.
An ad promotes Chamberlai s Cough cure claiming it assists nature during a cold. It says the medicine relieves the cough, aids expectoration, opens secretions, and helps restore health, with testimonials claimed. Priced 25 cents, large size 50 cents, sold by Joseph Brothers.
A. W. Ssuru plans eight trials of cane molasses on a newly built evaporator located about four miles east of Advance. The note confirms setup and testing schedule for the experiment.
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