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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1907
Page
5
Theodore P. Shonts warns daughters about suitors in a public interview. He lists six criteria for a husband including genuine love not based on appearance, a definite life aim, disdain for superficial display, respect for the woman’s abilities, and strong character.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer 100 reward if it fails and urge readers to send for testimonies with Toledo Ohio as the address. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A writer in Outing Magazine argues that bad mental states ruin beauty more than diet or exercise. Anger fear worry irritability envy regret lack of trust mar facial expression and harm vitality, while cultivating good nature calmness cheerfulness is essential to beauty.
A letter promotes Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets claiming relief for headache toothache period pains and neuralgia. It states free samples mailed to address in Racine Wisconsin and notes sale by Joseph Bros.
Attendance at church and Sunday School last Sunday was 27 with collection of 28 cents. Chapters referenced: 102.
The Aid Society reports 100 dollars raised in five months and begins on the second hundred. Sunday School last Sunday saw 80 in attendance and 1.19 dollars in collections. Class No. 7Jed has 140 points. Members who have not finished quilt blocks should complete them soon.
Sunday preaching services attended by part of the congregation with 116 in Sunday School and a $1.22 collection. Birthday offerings for Bessie Gordon and Tressie Butler. Ladies Aid meets Thursday August 12. Rev C A Johnson to preach after postponement. Ice cream supper drew fair attendance with Willing Workers clearing $41.15.
Sunday attendance 102 with collection of 1.22 and 438 Cradle Roll chapters noted. Sister Cordelia Emmert spoke on work and Helena Rush sang. Bro Hall delivered an engaging sermon. Epworth League organized with officers named. meets Sundays at 6 45 p m. Ladies Auxiliary to host a food sale August 10 at 2 p m. An advertisement offers Dr Shoop’s Restorative with free samples and book.
Lebanon management closes the ball season with a morning announcement noting the curtain falls on 1907 for the Lebanon club as the state of the teams is summarized and season ends.
The club closes the season with funds to meet obligations after a players’ conference with the board. Fans mourn, while Hare earns praise for building a strong team that may join larger leagues. lack of dates with top teams and weak attendance cripple independent ball in the state.
Joseph Wall visited Indianapolis Sunday with Wm Dean and J R McConaughy on a business trip. Several families shared Sundays with friends in the area and nearby towns. Local store ads feature sale prices on ladies oxfords and shoes at Honan & Riley. About 125 people attended the Sullivan reunion at Dudley Smith's residence near Whitestown.
A heavy draft mare owned by Frank Robbins suffered a severe tail injury while threshing wheat last Tuesday. The horse, used to haul wheat, swung its tail near the drive belt and pulley, the impact severing it as cleanly as a surgeon.
The eminent medical experts agree that human life is limited far below the potential offered by advancing knowledge. They warn that biological constraints prevent reaching the possible longevity future science might enable.
A dubious advertisement claims the critical period spans ages fifty to sixty and urges strong body care. It promotes Electric bitters as Nature’s best helper after fifteen years, a scientific tonic said to revitalize every organ, guaranteed by Joseph Bros for 50 cents.
A terse exchange describes a request to save a retouched photograph and extract the girl’s face. The dialogue centers on handling an image and identifying the subject.
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