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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1917
Page
3
Wagoner Oklahoma reader reports relief from a two year Change of Life ordeal after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Advert says many women with symptoms like hot flashes headaches dizziness palpitation and weakness found help.
An Indianapolis notice from American Toilers at 306 City Trust Building promotes low rate life insurance for U S soldiers. It advertises one dollar quarterly premiums and requests postal replies with name and date of birth.
A garbled report describes a trouble involving a dog and a girl with a pup, mentioning a puppy’s fall and a decline in events. The text references Chicago Tribune and Pittsburgh area names in a confused manner without clear facts or outcomes.
An ad for Cuticura Ointment and Soap promotes relief for itchy scalps and dandruff with free samples by mail. A domestic tale follows a lazy morning, a master and mistress shaming their damsel by inferential fame, and a late reminder spoken to prepare the meal.
The fragment mentions a ventilation system feature in Peniding drafts and speculates on its purpose. It reads as a rough, garbled note with unclear context and potential misreads. Further readable details are needed for a precise summary.
Information on budding fruit trees outlines when to perform the grafting, the required stock and bud size, and steps to insert and secure the bud. It notes amateurs rarely profit by budding unless pursuing specific varieties and suggests buying bundled stock from nurserymen.
A Cincinnati man named Freezone offers a simple drop on corns or calluses that instantly relieves soreness and enables lifting the affected skin with no pain. The product dries quickly and shrivels the corn without irritating surrounding skin. If unavailable, request a small bottle from the wholesaler.
A performer reads Milton's Paradise Lost aloud when an audience member humorously interrupts with a voiced cartoonish dialect line about losing a pair of bones in a dice game, creating a light moment during the recital.
A St. Paul evangelistic organization dedicates a seven thousand tiber nacle as part of its mission to promote dietary reform and frugal living with meat reduction.
The article discusses leguminous crops boosting soil fertility and the value of pasturing before plowing under crops. It describes grape disease progression, varieties’ resistance, and Bordeaux spraying to protect fruit, with detailed mixture instructions and application timing for control.
The bulletin warns black rot as the most injurious disease to grapes, affecting all varieties. It causes grayish brown leaf spots with black spore-producing centers, harming foliage especially on rotundifolia or scuppernong types, and challenges grape cultivation without resistant varieties and proper control.
Sun warmed water causes diarrheal risk in older and younger stock. Scald water vessels daily and keep them shaded. Use a stoneware jug or mason jar with a saucer as a fountain. Clean regularly with washing soda and rinse. Let the fountain dry and sun once in a while.
The notice warns readers to avoid carrying pitchforks or umbrellas in storms and to seek shelter indoors. It advises pulling beds to center, placing cups under bedposts, and notes glass is non conductors while trees water iron and copper are conductors.
An advertisement touts Grove's The Old Standard Groves Tasteless chill Tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron. It claims to improve liver function drive malaria enrich blood and boost the whole system for 60 cents. The rest includes a broken engagement remark and a dog injury incident on the avenue.
Red Cross Ball Blue makes clothes whiter than snow faded ad copy notes its effect on whiteness and its appeal to housewives. Large package sold at all good grocers with price in cents, typical old consumer notice tone.
A domestic scene shows a wife unhappy with dress materials while a husband tests his emergency supplies. A bulletin from the United States Department of Agriculture extols Soja as a major food plant after rice. A comic line changes “coal bin” to “coal has-bin” highlighting daily frugality.
Improved stock grain and potato farm in old settled South Central Wisconsin offers 729 acres of black sandy muck soil with yields 60 bu cats 30 bu wheat 80 bu rye 150 bu potatoes and 4 tons hay per acre. Also 5 000 acres in crop pasture and hay without buildings. Will sell at sacrifice and divide to suit. Commission to agents Gen Mills Bedford Building Chicago Illinois Ady
A health note asserts small daily portions of spinach and dandelion for 21 days can correct liver complaints. The claim discusses liver health benefit and a short regimen.
A two sentence puzzle where A wants five dollars but has four. A proposes pawning the four for three and selling a ticket for two to reach the needed total.
The entry notes St Louis claiming a population of 905 650 as per a directory estimate, reflecting a city size projection rather than official census data.
The director indicates the chorus will soon reach national broadcasts. A remark suggests Tail Columbia has already been reached according to the director’s comments.
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