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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement describes heart weakness caused by failing nerves and muscles. Dr Miles Heart Cure claims to strengthen these parts and ease palpitations and chest pain. A testimonial from Joan H Sherman of Kulding Michigan credits the treatment, with money back guarantee if no benefit.
A job-seeking youth recounts interviews where workers judged him by his hands and cigarette image rather than skills. Four bosses said Git and others refused, noting a yellowed finger stain and smoking history as reasons. Jim, the sister’s husband, reflects on local hiring norms.
In Clinton township a five year old boy, son of Earl E and Nessie K Brouhard, died after falling on a pocket knife in his yard. The blade pierced the heart, death occurring within minutes. Funeral held at the residence, interment at Oak Hill cemetery.
The report records last Sunday's Sunday School attendance at 50 and collection at 58 cents for 62 chapters. No further names or organizations are specified in the readable text.
The report shows last Sunday attendance 76 with a collection of 1.34 dollars for Zion Missionary Protestant church. It records 151 chapters completed and notes activity in the Sunday School program.
Max A B Chourea reports last Sunday attendance 32 and collection 32 with 57 chapters read. There will be preaching services here morning and evening July 21.
Dover Christian Church reported 83 in Sunday attendance. The ice cream supper Saturday night cleared 20 dollars and 80 cents. W. H. Anderson preached two good sermons Sunday morning and evening.
M. E. Crecy reports 97 attendees with 1.83 in collections across 561 chapters. Bro Hall drew a large Sunday crowd and will front four more services before leaving east, joined later by Geo Hubbert from Indianapolis. Oscar Smith preached in James Town last Sunday. no food sale by Ladies Auxiliary next Saturday. Eight eight quarterly totals show 11.96 in average attendance and total collections.
Sunday attendance 110 with $1.15 collected for Chapter 97. Quarterly report shows average attendance 133 and average collection $1.79 for Chapter 97. Regular services Sunday and Sunday night. Ladies Aid Society meets the third Thursday in July 18. Birthday offering 25 observers totaling $6.24 this quarter. Remember to improve next quarter.
The project to raise a mile of pennies announces progress as supporters contribute. Each foot requires sixteen pennies and early returns show strong pace toward the target.
Spurgeon warns that yielding to the devil chains a person with sin. He recounts a blacksmith forced to forge a growing chain as wages, then condemns continual sin as links added weekly. The sermon cites the Bible line The wages of sin is death.
John Garret of No Mills NC says a sore after forty years finally healed by Budhleen’s Arnica Salve and he is now happy. The ad promises relief for piles burns and similar conditions. Warner Jett formerly of the county spoke at the Sunday School convention in Wart and visits from Ronaye Italy where he served as a state delegate to an international Sunday School gathering.
An offer promotes a free trial size of Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy described as a snow white antiseptic balm with ingredients like Oil Eucalyptus and Menthol. It claims instant relief for nasal and throat catarrh and urges recipients to test the product by sending to Dr Shoop Racine Wisconsin. John Whitsett began street sprinkling Maize street from B F Jones shop to the railroad Monday afternoon.
Shiloh Christian Sunday School reported 63 attendees and 50 collected with 1238 chapters read. Five birthday offerings were recorded for Elizabeth Stellaire Jennie Ross Stella Emmert Bessie Nicely Thelma Bruce. Roy Lucas supplied the pulpit at Christian Chapel near Kirklin for Rev. A W Cash. Hazel Lucas died, first cradle roll death. Ice cream supper raised 72.40 with near forty dollars net. Children sang at evening service. pastor spoke on the place of the children in the church. Ladies Aid distributed envelopes for an appeal.
The advertisement touts a new cough and lung remedy called King New Discovery. Julia Ryder Paine of Truro Massachusetts endorses it as providing immediate relief and quick cure for coughs and colds after other remedies fail. It is promoted as the only sure cure with guaranteed results by Joseph Bros. at 50 cents and one dollar trial bottles.
A light note prompts readers to keep a cheerful expression as a sign of good spirits. It links a subtle smile to sunshine and positive mood, encouraging a friendly demeanor in daily life.
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