09 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
1
The article argues that simpler spectacles reduce eye strain. It notes that smaller flat lenses are easier on the eye, while larger or complex designs can cause fatigue. The overall point favors understated eyewear for prolonged viewing.
A long list of neighbors and relatives from Advance and nearby towns visited, stayed, or traveled over the weekend. Guests include Or a Lasley family in Goodland, John Elder of North Salem nursing Mrs. Sheets, and many family gatherings with Pointer, Hanks, Akers, and McClellan clans. A lost gold locket prompts a return to the office. The Williams Tabernacle meeting in Darlington draws autos and boosters, while reunions occur for the 54th Indiana Regiment in Indianapolis.
Voris Demaree and his wife attended the Lebanon funeral Saturday and remained through Sunday visiting with Tom Demaree and his wife.
Special inducements offered by Victoria Australia government land railways free schools cheap irrigation. 31 years to pay for farms suited to alfalfa corn grains fruit climate like California with ample markets. Excursion organized by T. C. Colby in care of Roy Ailes Advance Indiana offered free literature via T. A. Fricke Victoria Government Representative 687 Market St San Francisco Box 116.
An ad urges readers to boost energy for cooler weather with The Tonic Reconstructor. It claims summer fatigue lingers as a sluggish condition affecting the whole body and promises easy consumption despite delicate stomachs. Priced at $1.00 per bottle.
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