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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement asserts heart weakness stems from weak nerves and muscles and promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure with Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills. It includes a testimonial from John H Sherman of Belding Michigan and claims a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
A sermon emphasizes balancing inner spirituality with earthly life. It warns against ascetic excess and urges sound mind, joy through earthly channels, and productive work. It cites Paul and John Burroughs, urging harmony with God, work, and the world as part of salvation.
Selection discusses earthly joys and spiritual aims. It contrasts John Burroughs as non Christian with the potential for Christians to find meaning in work. The piece urges readers to seek happiness by focusing on higher things while remaining grounded in daily labor.
The church and Sunday School met with 338 in attendance last Sunday and 213 chapters read. Collection totaled 30 cents with a 61 cent birthday offering for Mrs. Manda Roark. Meeting is scheduled here next Sunday night with Christmas activities on Christmas Eve. Prayer meeting held Thursdays.
Last Sunday attendance 162 with collection 246 dollars. Chapters 674 noted. Two birthday offerings Ruth Byram 13 cents and Chas Farlow 33 cents. Thursday Dee 19 is the Ladies Aid Society regular meeting. All members urged to attend. Sunday School next Sunday at 10 oclock and election of officers.
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York describes a history of conflicting diagnoses from doctors heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach liver trouble. He credits Electric Bitters from Burrin Drug Co 50c with restoring his health after other treatments failed.
M. E. Cuercu reports last Sunday attendance 47 with collection 42 chapters. next Sunday Rev. Brooks holds regular services both morning and evening. Epworth League meets at six with leader Hazel Shera and topic The Straight Gate.
The Aid Society held a large meeting last Thursday planning a Christmas night entertainment. Thus'arow township president of the Sunday Schools visited and spoke. Attendance 77, collection 1.56 dollars. birthday offerings noted for several members.
Two men named Jack and Gil recovered from illness described as blues and headaches after using an Early Riser remedy sold by Burrin Drug Co. The ad promotes relief and improved wellbeing.
Trustee William H. Miller states office hours will be in Jamestown on Fridays and at the Bank of Advance on Tuesdays for township business transactions. The notice specifies regular weekly availability by the township trustee.
A surprise birthday dinner was held for Ol Whitely on Sunday. About 30 friends and relatives attended. Whitely is 5 years old and the gathering was described as a most enjoyable day.
A sermon-like meditation on the central role of thoroughly Christian homes in shaping mind and heart. It argues that life sciences and the art of living emerge from good homes, which act as centers of sympathy and communication with the wider world and missions.
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