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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
5
A historical testimonial claims heart weakness stems from nerves and muscles failing to supply power. The ad touts Dr Miles Heart Cure with Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills, featuring a patient from Belding Michigan who reports complete recovery after six bottles and other products, offered by Miles Medical Co. for guaranteed relief or money back.
Theodore L. Cuyler argues that true gospel preaching hinges on showing Jesus Christ not merely teaching creeds. He urges ministers to present Christ as the sin bearer and life giver through a holy life, warning that many fail to convert due to inconsistent conduct and a lack of living witness. He cites Bushnell on preaching Christ more than living Christ.
Sunday School report shows last Sunday attendance 34 and 262 chapters read with 32 cents collected. One home reading recorded. Prayer meeting and Young People's Christian Union held Thursday night led by Julia Bennington.
Sunday school report shows attendance 167 and collection 321 dollars last Sunday. Five birthday offerings listed for Lawton Ward de Pearl Nicely te Mrs Rebecca Grinegar 74c Mrs Frank Ya ger 50c Mrs Joe Lasley Tic. Adult class interest strong and women lead with 175 points. Overall class attendance down and total collection 2.31 dollars.
Suitog Christian Sunday School reports attendance 61 offering 1138 dollars for last Sunday. The 347 chapter and class 3 led in points. Four birthday offerings noted. Dr. J F Burnett of Dayton Ohio to preach at night. Revival evangelist Rev. Clarence Defur announced for February. Union Thanksgiving service praised with a free will offering for charity.
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recounts doctors misdiagnosing his illness as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach and liver troubles. After his wife urged Electric Bitters he recovered. one bottle did more good than all prior treatments. Burrin Drug Co. guarantees cure of blood poison weakness and related ailments.
A Zionsville notice reports Charles Elwood and Chrystal Naomi Schenck as the children of Charles Schenck. The piece notes five great grandparents and four grandparents all living, with ages totaling 400 years for the great grandparents and 206 years for the grandparents. The children are three years old and eight months old, their mother having recently died.
A foreign student questions how people rule in a republic and whether representation breaks when corrupt officials take bribery. The boarder explains that citizens delegate authority to elected leaders and institutions, and that corruption challenges the premise of representation.
A reform wave in Shanghai begins under Judge J. I. Wilfley of the U S court for China. He requires all attorneys before him to pass a strict law examination and cracks down on gambling and vice, causing many lawyers to quit practice.
Jack and Gill recover from illness with a remedy touted as an Early Riser. The advertisement claims blues and headaches disappear as they return to health. Burrin Drug Co promotes the product directly to readers.
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