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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
5
A compilation of sayings on hope and faith from Maurice Hopkins Bunyan and others urging steadfast belief. The excerpts emphasize that hope nourishes the soul, supports perseverance, and aligns with divine guidance for deliverance.
A sample advertisement describes heart weakness as caused by weak nerves and muscles. It touts Dr Miles Heart Cure with testimonials from JOAN H. SHERMAN of Belding Michigan and claims refunds if the first bottle fails to benefit.
A historical quotation from Archbishop Leighton contrasts worldly hopes with living hope in Christ. It declares that worldly plans fail while the lively Christian hope fulfills expectation, promises freedom from bondage, and endures through life and death.
Mrs. E. D. Charles of Harbor Me calls Electric Bitters a neighborhood favorite. It aids dyspepsia liver kidney malnutrition nervousness weakness and debility. Its blood cleansing action supports spring health. Sold under guarantee by Lurrin's Drug Store 50c.
Minnesota Democrats issue a letter and pamphlet urging a deliberate Denver convention to choose a modern Democracy candidate for the presidency. Frederick B. Lynch, treasurer, appeals to Democrats nationwide to exert themselves and restore party unity amid concerns of autocratic drift.
Sunday school last Sunday reported 30 attendees with a 30 cent collection. An Easter service is planned before the evening preaching, around 7 oclock.
Sunday School attendance last Sunday was 167 with offerings totaling 331 dollars. Bible sales or donations listed as 89. Two birthday offerings noted for George Anna Hunt 32 cents and Edgar Byramile. Ladies Aid Society to meet at the church on Thursday April 23 due to convention. Preaching services were well attended.
M E Cauros Sunday School reported 40 in attendance 69 in collection and 100 chapters read. Bro Brooks will give a special sermon next Sunday morning for Easter. A special offering will be taken and children with Missionary Boxes are asked to bring them. There will be no services at night.
Attendance reached 58 with a $1.20 collection as Class No 3 led in points 407. Birthday offerings honored Lawrence Gregory and Opal Owens. Easter Bazaar tomorrow invites morning chicken meals. The Sunday service saw many new faces and the ordination of Brother Lora McClaine to deacon, assisted by Rev. C. A. Brown, Rev. J. M. Brown, and Bro. Gregory. Lon Bratton previously elected was ordained.
A sermon praises the biblical Samuel as a model of tender childhood faith and obedience. It emphasizes repentance, humility, and daily devotion, urging parents to nurture Godly hearing in children and to imitate Samuel’s response, “Speak for thy servant heareth.”
A Chicago man, writing to E C DeWitt Co, recalls stomach and bowel illness in 1902 and credits Kodol for powerful relief and ongoing use as a blood purifier. He says the benefits from one bottle were invaluable and that he would not trade the improvement for any amount of gold.
A short letter from C N Cornell of Roding Georgia dated August 27 1906 offers cordial greetings and a blessing for long life and prosperity. The message conveys warmth and personal regard.
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