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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1907
Page
6
An advertising claim describes heart weakness as due to weak nerves and muscles and promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure with Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills. A testimonial from JOIN IS. SHERMAN of Belding Michigan asserts rapid relief and full recovery after six bottles and accompanying pills.
An exhortation on how letters from home influence young men away from home. It urges mothers sisters and sweethearts to write frequent affectionate letters to curb vice and sustain hope, portraying home as a moral safeguard against degradation. The piece ends with a call to readers to provide loving missives from home.
The report shows a last Sunday attendance of 128 and a collection of 1.31 dollars. Two birthdays were observed with Ruth Hunt receiving 9 cents and William Beck 49 cents as birthday offerings.
An advertiser promises free Dr Shoop Headache Tablets to relieve tooth ache period pains neuralgia and headache. The promotion claims the tablets kill pain by reducing abnormal blood pressure and is mailed from Racine Wisconsin via Joseph Bros. A cautionary note mentions a man falling into a coal bin with the brand name playfully referenced.
The piece asserts life extension limits people to years below potential with age 50 to 60 as a critical period. It touts electric bitters as Nature's helper after 15 years and promotes Joseph Bros 50c tonic with dubious claims. A satirical note mocks edited photographs and social vanity in a hot day scene.
Rev. C. O. Sherril will fill his last church appointment this year as attendance reaches 26 with 69 chapters and a collection of 22c. at the service.
M. E. Cuavurcu reports Epworth League held its first devotional meeting last Sunday with about 30 present. Vorhis Demaree led as facilitator. Next Sunday’s topic is God’s care for the Young. Sunday School attendance was 61 with a 1.36 dollar collection and one birthday offering. No preaching service next Sunday due to pastor's absence. Missionary boxes are to be brought to church Sunday morning.
Attendance reaches 66 with 113 points by Class No. 2. Birthday offerings for Melvin and Cecil Brown. A young ladies social in red white and blue set for Saturday night Aug 24. Missionary society meets Aug 24 with Mrs. Mc Claine Melson and Beaver presenting study work. Services Sunday mark close of the conference year. Roy Lucas and Mrs. Beaver noted for conference program. Conference delegation to be chosen next Saturday night near Hillsboro Indiana.
Little Ruth Moore of New Ross spent Friday with Mrs Mollie Can ada. Wm Lucas and family visited in Ladoga with Mrs Lucas sister over Sunday. Melson and Sons advertise dress suit cases 1 50 to 3 50. Mrs Robin Wall and Mrs Lewis Wall visited the form s daughter near Crifordsville Sunday. Austin Wall visiting relatives in Lebanon this week. Frank Stevens near Danville Ill visited Robin Wall and wife Monday Tuesday. Mrs N S Carter visited Rev Carney and family over Sunday. Mrs Jesse Smith and two sons of Lebanon spent latter part of last week with sister Mrs Vonnie Plunket. L C Slavens and family near Brownsvalley visited here latter part of last week.
The Indiana State Fair unveils a premier entertainment bill headlined by the Five Sensational Bosses famed aerial acts. Also featured are Mils Turfour the Queen of the Air, Lew Sunlin with King Bill the trained bull, Allie Johnson with a high school act, the Schaar Troupe on bicycles, the Larnes Es European import, and Cyclone performing the Devil's Chimney.
An archival ad column touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy and claims a $100 reward for cures it cannot achieve. It also promotes Kodol for dyspepsia with a digestives claim and notes sales by Jos.
A concise aphorism contrasts hard force with subtler tactics, noting that most people advance by clever, sweetly appealing methods rather than brute strength. The line implies strategic persuasion over aggression.
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