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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1906
Page
2
Advances in the inter class debates at Advance High School featured talks on direct vote for U S Senators and environment shaping success. Judges Brown, Thompson and Bowman ruled the first topic a negative win by two to one as Ethel Besk and others participated in Friday sessions.
North Christian church announces its Ladies Aid Society will meet on the regular meeting day the 20th with business of special importance. Sunday school attendance, funds raised for new church property, and a $15 school appropriation are noted along with a birthday offering list and upcoming Sunday election of officers for January 1.
Sunday afternoon services at the M. E. church drew good turnout despite rain. The C. E. will elect officers within two weeks and the school plans to elect leaders next Sunday. A reception for Mrs. Kitamura, a Japanese student in Merom Lud and Defiance, was hosted by Joseph Shaver near Darlington last Wednesday. Rev Nomen McClaine’s departure weakens the Junior C. E and Ada McClaine is praised for her work with children as she enters a new field. the Missionary Society meets next Saturday at 2 PM at Mrs. W. Licley’s home.
An old advertisement touts a diarrhea remedy claiming to cure colic and cholera and warns it may save life. The copy uses urgent language urging immediate purchase. It names Chamberlain and promotes the product as a never failing remedy.
Rev. Arthur Delong preaches evangelistic sermon as Rev. Crowdee begins revival in progress. Mrs. Paullin near Ward hosts Methodist Deaconess Hospital fundraiser. Advertisements extol Dr Shoop’s Cough Cure and Bucklin’s Arnica Salve. Joseph Bros. sells Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and King’s New Life Pills with claims of safety and quick relief.
Charles S orbes has resigned his position as agent at the Central Indiana office. He will be succeeded by Ray Harris of New Ross who will relieve him on Monday morning.
Official Japanese government return shows Japan's wealth at end of 1904 as 6,516,405,000 dollars or 145 dollars per person. Also promotional items tout Dr Shoop products and Kedol lab claims, with ads for Preventice candy and Dr Shoop Green Salve sold by Joseph Brothers.
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