The Advance Hustler story of church fund drive
In a southern town a church faces debt and enlists business leaders to fund it. A dry goods dealer and others donate profits from a department store gimmick but the editor’s large gift creates conflict and suspense as members resist exposing the editor’s generosity.
Local notes include Kodol remedy promotions and church events
Mixed local item list reports Omer McClaine and families in Windy Corner and Hefiygeow, Ed Smith and others traveling to Lafayette, and promotions for Kodol by Joseph Brothers. Also details Preventics candy claims, Dr Shoop ointment for piles, and a long Sunday school and church event schedule led by Rev Arthur DeLong at various Advance services.
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Dairy Kouth
Olie Steward
Omer McClaine
Near Windy Corner
Ed Smith
Lafayett
Joe Miller
Shannondale
Our Parts
Bats and a Honeymoon Train Tale Featured in Odd Notes
A biologist cites bat sense beyond sight, noting bats navigate by a sixth sense. A tale from a Chicago traveler recounts a newlywed couple split by a railroad mishap, the groom fretting as the bride rides ahead, the journey ending with reunion at Alton.
The Man Behind The Brush
The article promotes Hammar Condensed Paint with linseed oil as a long lasting, blister free, glossy paint. It promises a five year guarantee backed by the Great Hammar Paint House of St Louis and a reputation for square dealing. It offers a 25 percent discount and notes they are the sole local agents.
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Hammar
St. Louie
Reverend Brown to Lead Youth Meeting at Old Union
There will be no regular preaching until the fifth Sunday in December. Rev. C. A. Brown starts a series of meetings at Old Union next Tuesday night. The union Thanksgiving service at the M. BR. church was well attended, described as a spiritual feast and uplift. Attendance reached 205 with 2 from North Christian church and 50 from M E church, plus representatives from two schools. Collection totaled $2.70. The spirit of Union and Christian love was strong.
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Sage D. Sumpter
Gary Jones
Church Plesse
New Rose
Heodick
Ouraing Seton
Vaiel Hud
Helick
Jubu
Crowder
Kiev
A. HH. DeLong
Ludianapol
Aerivun
Mir. J. A Wills
Crawtururvills
Uiver
Subuay Sopuyl
Luin Yeucs
Sunuay School
Preys
Gruryry Cuuacy Sun Ixstioli
Willis
Arthur DeLong
Methodist
Thorntown
Methodist Episcopal
Lndianapolis
Johan A. Boyle
Newton, Mask
Bull Run
C. A. Brown
Old Union
M. BR
North Christian Church
M.E. Church
Polite Sympathy Exchange Between Miss Ugly Girl And Miss Pert
A humorous exchange shows Miss Ugly Girl admitting embarrassment over an incident that altered her countenance, while Miss Pert remarks that such a change was barely noticeable. The brief dialogue captures social awkwardness and wit.
Pure 1.0i Drug Law Faces Cough Cure Label
An advertisement promotes Pure 1.0i and warns drug labels will list pram Chior oform and other stupefying drugs while praising Dr Shoop's Cough Cure for twenty years. It claims the product is safe for all ages, touts ingredients and soothing properties, and invites free trial boxes from Josaph Bros.
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Shoep
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Dr. Shoop
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