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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
3
In a tense scene, Miss Thorne asserts authority, destroying a royal compact to avert treachery. Mr Grimm orders evacuation as flames erupt, the prince glances toward danger, and Miss Thorne collapses fainting as the building erupts in Baltimore.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis warns that house dust, especially in poorly ventilated rooms, carries dangerous bacilli. It urges against dry sweeping and feather dusters that scatter dust, and calls for more open windows and fresh air in homes, shops, and schools.
A brief excerpt notes Emerson’s Journals containing a touching tale told by his son Dr Edward W Emerson. It centers on a poverty stricken widow who uses an old door as a bed cover for herself and children and a child asks what poor kids without a door do on cold nights.
A health note advises gargling Hammins Wizard Oj with three parts water to relieve sore throat symptoms. It promises quicker relief and may prevent days of misery from throat pain.
A biting observation notes that many men claim honesty while evading scrutiny of their past deeds. It suggests public image contrasts with hidden conduct and a tendency to resist exposure.
Baltimore readers share a family tale of a 15 year old girl named Alice who recovered from Green Sickness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter from Mrs L A Coreran cites dramatic improvement after three bottles and urges others to seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Messenger summons Count di Rusini to an embassy ball as Isabel Thorne and a shadowy faction scheme to force a world project. A missing guest, a royal kidnap, and a stolen fifty thousand dollars propel Grimm to confront a coercive plan and a perilous mine threat.
In a cabinet gathering led by Chief Campbell, Mr Grimm answers the president’s query about a Latin compact against English-speaking nations. Grimm confirms there is no such written pact, and the president notes the secretary of state’s involvement as the discussion ends with a pause for continuation.
Edward Gucker of Mattoon Illinois says he suffered severe back pain and kidney issues with chalky urine and rapid decline. After brief use of Doan's Kidney Pills he improved and was fully cured, praising the product and urging others to remember the name. Sold by druggists and stores for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Willie a seven year old jokes about a ladder and a picture to trap his father. His mother initiates the gag by asking what Willie is doing up there. Willie stops, reacts with disgust, and leaves, doubting women have humor.
A speaker recalls Miss Clever insisting on singing most of the evening, finding it preferable to prolonged conversation with another person named Grace.
A Utah mother recounts her child’s severe infant scalp eczema and how Cuticura Resolvent soap and ointment cured the condition. She praises Cuticura for hair growth and says the head became healthy with continued use. A Boston sample offer is noted for the products.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis warns that deaths from tuberculosis are far higher in dusty trades. Grinders show 49.2 percent mortality versus 14.5 percent for all U S workers, with various dusts ranging from 23 to 36.9 percent mortality.
A story from Everybody's Magazine recounts Willie Willamson returning to his Louisiana plantation to hear a tale from his brother about a New Orleans admirer Mrs Forrester praising his beauty and wit. William disputes the claim, asking for the tale again.
An old advertisement promises quick relief from burns and cuts with Cole's Carboli salve. It claims rapid healing and scar prevention with 25c and 50c prices, offering free samples by writing to J. W. Cole & Co. in Black River Falls Wisconsin.
Laundry men in St Louis predict men will take over ironing from women. They say men perform the work better and endure the strain far more effectively than women.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow Teething Syrup for children with claims to soften gums reduce inflammation ease pain and cure wind colic priced at 25 cents a bottle. It ends with Prevention is better than a cure and Poverty keeps off the gout.
A new teacher worries about teaching improper fractions after Mrs Comrox suggests avoiding such examples. The exchange highlights concerns over classroom content and sensitivity to student learning needs.
Important notice urges mothers to inspect each Castoria bottle for infants and children, ensuring safety and reliability of the remedy. The ad emphasizes careful verification and warns against defective products, urging parents to use trusted bottles and labels.
The old circuit rider, once a constant in frontier parishes, has disappeared from modern life. He rode seven to fifteen distant churches, kept travel by horse at night, and found hospitality as his reward. His days are numbered, yet he remains a pioneer emblem of duty and faith. The piece closes with a Proverb about soft speech and anger.
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