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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
5
A testimonial describes heart weakness causing palpitations and chest pain, asserting Dr Miles Heart Cure and Liver Pills restored health after six bottles. The ad promotes the product with a druggist guarantee and refund if no benefit, from Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana.
A religious editor calls readers to live their faith openly and invite others to worship. He challenges Christians to show earnestness, share salvation, and emulate Jesus’ care for others. The piece exhorts personal witness and universal responsibility in faith.
The Crawfordsville Journal relays Samuel D. Symmes jokingly on Otis and Oakel Hall, popular county twins. Symmes notes frequent confusion with strangers mistaking one for the other, causing misrecognitions and apologies until both wear name tags.
The Sunday School reported last Sunday's attendance 179, collection 2.06 dollars, and chapters 377. The day’s attendance was 30 with a 33 cent collection and 44 chapters. Birthday offerings totaled 21 cents for Lola Bat man and Severn Dean. The Aid Society ice cream supper raised 73 dollars and a quilt sold for 9 dollars 25 cents, bringing in 82 dollars 25 cents.
The report notes attendance 63 chapters 137 and collection 71 with cradle roll offerings for Chas Airhart's twins Donald and Dorothy. Lelia Canada observed the cradle roll birthday offering, Eliza Bartlett submitted the first home department report, and the ice cream festival is set for Saturday night July 6 on the church lawn.
Attendance reached 70 with a 92 cent collection and 412 chapter rewards. Silver Star recipients for perfect attendance and read chapters include Jo Lewis, Bernie Emmert, Jen Nie Smith, Homer Ford Avery, Zimmennan, Eunice Ross, Mabel Ross, Olive Ford, Ermel Meadows, and others. Next Sunday features both morning and evening services. Andies Auxiliary will meet Friday at 2 PM replacing Thursday. Food sale netted $7.50.
Shiloh Christian announces a Tuesday night singing and an ice cream supper tomorrow with all Aid Society members and interested locals urged to attend both afternoon and evening. Rev. C A Grown baptized candidates in Buffalo Indiana last Saturday. Sunday School attendance and offerings improved with 67 in attendance and $15 raised for Home Missions, though this year’s total trails last year’s $32.
An American ad promotes a product named New Life cure, touted by Julia Ryder Paine of Truro Massachusetts, as a guaranteed remedy for coughs colds and weak lungs after other treatments fail. It markets a $1 trial bottle and earnest testimonials amid bold global claims.
Rev Burdett Hart argues in a New York Observer piece that Christian loyalty must be complete not partial. He likens half measures to immersion rituals and urges believers to surrender whole lives to Christ, citing wartime sacrifice as a model of total commitment.
The Louisville Times reports a lighthearted guide touting smiling as a universal remedy. It claims doctors in London endorse the practice, advising daily practice before a mirror to lift spirits and improve life’s mood.
John Garret of No Mills North Carolina says he carried a sore forty years until Buckleen's Arnica Salve heated the sore and made him a happy man. It is guaranteed for piles burns and similar afflictions by Joseph Bros.
A promotional note offers a free trial size box of Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy claiming instant relief for nasal and throat catarrh. It mentions a snow white antiseptic balm with ingredients like Oil Eucaliptus Thymos and Menthol and directs readers to address Dr. Enoch, Racine Wisconsin.
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