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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
3
Report notes Saturday School attendance 79 at the Siitloh Corintiar. The young man's class had the largest attendance and the most points. Roy Lucas will preach at 11 oclock and 730 at sight. B o Frascis of the M E church will preach the Baccalaureate sermon at 230 Sunday.
The M E Church Sunday School reported 76 in attendance and a $1.88 collection for last Sunday with 208 chapters studied. Many small scholars were absent and Rev Mc Kinsey of Indianapolis will preach next Sunday for the Methodist Hospital appeal. The Ladies auxiliary marks its fourth anniversary on the first Thursday in May with a short program and refreshments, inviting all guests.
Attendance 185 with 83 men and 79 women on time. Four scholars enrolled. Men traveled 690 miles and women 755 miles last Sunday with totals 3125 miles for men and 2062 for women. Both ships reached Palatine last Sunday and return trip begun. Junior Society collected 2.50 on Easter and sent 1000 for missions. Brother McMahan preached two sermons. 32 young men and 29 young ladies attended.
A Sunday of routine church services notes regular preaching and residents visiting. The region includes Cleary Heaths John and Frank Heath and Wm Todd taking a Friday auto trip to North Salem. Several local families share visits and health updates through the weekend.
A homemaker shares practical tips on sewing sleeves, salad ideas, carpet care, and moving from rural life to town. Advice covers fabric care, stain removal, rug cleaning, stove preparation, and the value of longtime neighbors for comfort and companionship.
Warm weather drives hens to start laying earlier and stay productive. Prices run lower than typical for the season as farmers report a strong egg output and steady demand.
A London Zoo hippo keeper slips into the tank for a late swim fight, two men battle underwater, and rescue comes as watchmen arrive. A tale of fear, splashing chaos, and near escape unfolds in a single haunted night at the zoo.
A Thorotown conference of several business men met Tuesday evening to consider building a new hotel. Several individuals signified willingness to take stock in the venture, recognizing the public convenience such a hotel would provide. Advanced steps were proposed and the matter will be discussed again at an early meeting.
Indiana Commissioner Barnard Friday orders all ice cream manufacturers to meet a strict standard of not less than 8 percent butterfat and 18 percent solids with added sugar. Flavorings like fruits and nuts are classified separately. The bulletin warns against artificial coloring and requires labeling to prove any color additions or imitation products.
An heiress loyal to her partner endures his struggle to manage money while she longs for silk stockings. A friend notes the irony of spending on everything but clothing as she seeks support to buy the desired luxury. Little Jimmy Patterson finds a comic footnote about beer openers and laced shoes.
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