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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
4
To all suffering from rheumatism muscular or joint sciatic lumbago backache kidney pains or neuralgia write for a home treatment claimed to cure these tortures. The discovery supposedly removes uric acid from blood and loosens stiff joints while purifying the blood and restoring elasticity. Address Mia Summers Box R Notre Dame, Indiana for proof.
A call to citizens to stop blaming others and act in their own interest by helping the town. It urges personal effort and conscientious work to improve the community rather than waiting for others.
A social notes column lists many visits and illnesses among residents. Mrs Josie Heady is seriously sick and Mrs Susex Hinton has been poorly. Visitors include Rev Francis Snyder Crawfordsville and C C Lawler. Bertha Day and Tressa Butler with Mrs Chas Day Brownsburg. Sallie Utterback at Ray Poynter’s. Everett Day Brownsburg returned from W P Butler. Ralph Poynter visiting Kentucky relatives. John Beckelhimer and wife with Wm Beckelhimer near North Salem. Viola Jarrett with home folks. Joe Jones and wife to Lebanon. Pete Todd and wife hosting eighteen relatives and friends at dinner with Fred Vottes family, George Booker, Joe Jones, Old Swindler and Effie Swindler and baby.
Mark Beck visited Lebanon last Monday. Evert Threlkeld worked for Walter McLaughlin last Saturday. Gladys Bowman visited Elsie Moody near Few Ross last Sunday. Otto Threlkeld and wife welcomed a new girl Saturday. Garner marketed hogs at Advance last Monday. Bert Ferguson and family visited Jamestown with the Ottenburgs on Sunday. Bill Walker and family and Clarence Piper plus wife attended the Indianapolis fair on Tuesday. George returned from a two week visit in Michigan. Harry James and Bert Ferguson attended the Indianapolis state fair last Thursday. School began at the new Galladay school with E. S. Stansell as teacher.
A reflective piece warns against spying on others faults and public shaming. It urges restraint in humor and jokes reminding that what amuses one may wound another and that kindness should govern behavior. It cites the idea of reciprocity and cautions when mocking others.
Bushtown starting Monday with Hulda Gillispie of Jamestown as teacher. Nerna Cornelius teaches at Cory School house. Grandpa Walker very ill. State fair attendees include Otis Shelley Paul White ley Chas Conner and wife Abe Shelley and wife Mrs Woodard Ther Sparks Ruby Cornelius and Fred Kiner. Abe Shelley and Otis in Lebanon Monday. Arthur Swisher in Jamestown Monday. Little Leslie Gordon has the ton siliua. Bester Whiteley Ruby Cornelius Lois Whorley start Advance High School Monday. Unusually hot weather bringing sickness. Rev. Oscar Kelley visited Arthur Swisher Saturday. Sunday visitors: Arthur Ygor and family Mary Ailes and Rev. Kelley at Arthur Swisher's Pearl Whiteley and wife and Chas White ley at Chriss Beamish's Ora Shelley and wife and Otis Shelley at Ad Shelley's Charlie Young at John Young and wife Wm Sandlin and family at John Wells' Abe Shelley and wife at d W Cornelius.
Rev Kate Miller filled her first appointment here on Sunday and Sunday night. Ray Poynter and wife are proud parents of a ten pound baby girl born Sept 6. Thomas Beckelhimer plans to move to his father's property near James toyDb. Wo Laller will move into the vacated Becker home. Lonetta Utterback visited Kernodle family. Garfield Burris and family and neighbor Peterson families visited Frans Peterson and wife Sunday.
A columnist notes there are about 10 090 type pieces and seven wrong positions per letter yield 70 000 chances for errors in a column plus transposition risks. He estimates up to 220 022 errors from the phrase To be or not to be. The piece highlights printing verils and the printer's challenges.
A wife compares her husband to a newly given piano, noting its brass and handsome appearance. She warns it needs constant attention and may explode with improper liquids, flares up, goes out at bedtime, and tends to smoke, flustering a flattered husband.
The parcels post will admit live chickens eggs butter and other farm goods when inaugurated January 1. The new service aims to let city residents receive fresh farm produce by mail, cutting marketing costs and time for farmers and consumers alike.
In a Southern California bungalow, Lorimer shines as a popular painter whose warm, responsive nature draws townspeople and a close circle into his orbit. The narrator, Tisdale, recalls their intimate bond, a shared artistic awakening, and a confessed love with Lorimer and a young cousin Lucy. lorimer predicts a life of wife, home, and children, while urging Tisdale to express his own inner life through art.
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A funeral procession at Greenwood cemetery triggered a deadly crush as graveside safety measures failed. A trench burial setup collapsed injuring several mourners while 40 fraternal members and relatives watched, with crowd control breaking down amid the burial.
The unnamed woman of New York writes to Mayor Gi to obtain a permit to carry her 0G Sys, claiming a need for a medical or apothecary item. Authorities set a $10 fine and a $2,000 bond under state statutes while processing the case.
Clarence Wallace, official reporter, urged saving his salary from 55 a day as clean-up after adjournment would be worthless. He joked about lending five dollars and noted more mounts than sense. The other candidate remained unclear and a brief exchange with Mrs. Redger occurred.
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