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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1924
Page
7
Mrs J Dacus of Little Rock Arkansas used three bottles each of Peruna and Lu-cupia to treat a chronic ear infection lasting since age three. The remedy allegedly eliminated discharge and odor by addressing the catarrhal condition known as chronic otitis.
Rev George E Guil le of Moody Bible Institute Chicago presents the concept of a divine gathering place. The discussion outlines spiritual refuge, communal worship, and the role of church spaces in fostering faith. The piece emphasizes reverence, prayer, and shared devotion as core elements of a sacred meeting.
The article explains three biblical meeting places where God greets sinners: the brazen altar for sin offered through Christ, the incense altar as praise and worship, and the ark before the mercy seat. It emphasizes Christ’s finished work as the ground of access to God, urging believers to draw near with full assurance.
A statement asserting that spiritual gifts come from Christ alone and must be exercised by the recipient. It emphasizes that recipients are responsible for using gifts themselves, regardless of whether they are evangelists pastors or teachers, independent of human authority.
A quoted reflection credits Matthew Henry about steadfast hands and quiet hearts guiding through rough seas toward harbor, emphasizing steady faith and calm passage.
A lesson outline on Luke 2 7 20 centers on the birth of Christ the Savior. It covers prophecy foretold Gabriel's annunciation to Mary and Joseph the humble nativity and the shepherds as first witnesses. The message: the birth marks the greatest event in world history with salvation for all.
A brief reflective note from The Living Word urges focus on present needs over preparation for eternity. It emphasizes immediate concerns and practical concerns shaping daily belief and action.
A brief devotional note asserts that works of the flesh are worthless before God, declaring that flesh profits nothing and emphasizing spiritual worth over physical deeds as taught by The Living Word.
A brief devotional note presents The Grace of God as siding kindness, invoking The Living Word to reflect on divine mercy and gentle guidance for daily life.
The village blacksmith longs to see if his craft could be taken by the weaker sex but England’s first woman at the anvil is Miss Florence Swann who runs her father’s wheelwright and engineer business in New Cross. A former milliner before the war, she now works at the forge enhancing the tale of pioneering female labor.
An advertisement urges users to apply Cuticura Ointment on rising and retiring, wash off after five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water, claiming it cures poor complexions, dandruff, itching, and rough hands.
Inventor Hudson Maxim recalls that Indians scented traps with female beaver odor to lure male beavers. He notes insects have keen smell guiding mate discovery, citing the male silkworm detecting a female two miles away. He proposes using boll weevil pheromone to lure males into traps.
A newspaper adv promotes proper diet and food combination as the cure for illness. It claims nearly all disease stems from wrong eating and offers a folder titled How Foods Cause and Cure Disease sent from Dr Eugene Christian of New York City.
An inmate at the Pennsylvania Home for Working Blind is called a philosopher among friends for estimating life’s value by dream power. He asserts true wealth lies in dreaming ability, surpassing material riches. A Red Cross Ball Blue laundry ad suggests dazzling baby dresses.
A compact reflection notes that overindulging in wine at dinner is poor form and leaves a lingering bad taste the next morning, signaling social etiquette concerns.
A vintage advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as a pleasant harmless substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups. It notes no narcotics and claims proven directions on each package with physicians endorsing use.
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