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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement describes heart weakness caused by nervous or muscular failure leading to palpitations pain and distress. It promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure with Nervine and Nerve and Silver Pills citing a testimonial from Joan H Sherman of Belding Michigan and asserts a guarantee of benefit or money back.
Raymond Emmert a 17 year old son of Mr and Mrs Taylor Emmert of New Ross drowned in Raccoon Creek near New Ross after heavy rains swelled the stream. Friends heard his call for help as he sank and despite efforts by Merle Emmert and others he died. Doctors Bronaugh and Burker attempted resuscitation before he was pronounced gone.
A fragment notes a popular cry about a new cough and cold remedy called New Discovery. Julia Ryder Paine of Truro Massachusetts praises its immediate relief and quick cough remedy. The ad claims New Discovery cures lungs and sore throats after other remedies fail.
Rev E W Edgin of the Indiana reformatory told a Warsaw audience that 30 percent of 1 166 inmates at Jeffersonville prison were driven to crime by parental separation. He urged mandatory training in schools, cited gambling and theater as corrupting influences, and blamed drinking for most inmate arrivals.
The Sunday School report lists attendance at 37 persons and a 35 cent collection for last Sunday. It also notes 78 chapters completed.
Max A B Currez reports July 21 Sunday school attendance at 58 with 281 chapters read and 60 cents collected. A birthday offering was given by Mrs Itosa Lasley.
Sunday School attendance last Sunday was 56 with a collection of Sle chapters 100. Elsie Moody observed the birthday offering with Tc.
The Suriton Christian youth contemplate hosting an ice cream supper soon. The regular Missionary meeting occurs Saturday at 2 PM. Sunday School reports 80 in attendance, 83 cents collected, 956 chapters. Class No 3 Jed earns 336 points. Birthday offerings go to Mary Caplinger 3c, Mary Joseph 2c, Herald McClaine 2c.
Regular meeting of Willing Workers held Thursday August 1. Rev Reeves of Bloomington Indiana filled the pulpit Sunday morning. Sunday School attendance last Sunday was 121 with a 4% collection. Aid Society held an interesting session last Thursday afternoon and added one new member. Next Sunday deems regular meeting day. Come in time for Sunday School.
Attendance 85 collected 2.35 with four birthday offerings totaling 1.30. On Sunday August 4 Cradle Roll Day services will reserve seats for babies and parents. Bro Hall to preach. Benevolences Sunday offering 35. Missionary offering August 18 for boxes. Ice cream supper net 45. New Ross chorus praised.
An advertisement from Racine Wisconsin promotes Dr Shoops Restorative claiming to treat inside nerves for stomach heart and kidney issues. It urges readers to request samples and a free book and lists Joseph Bros as the contact location.
Trustee announces office hours in Jamestown on Fridays and Bank of Advance meetings on Tuesdays for routine transactions. The notice provides details of location and timing for public access to records and services.
A severe electrical storm Tuesday night caused minor property damage across Crawfordsville County. A house on Cherry Street belonging to George Stout and Harrison breaks was struck, the bolt tearing the ceiling and bed, injuring no one seriously, and starting a small fire. Nearby, Jessie Canine insured home and Mrs. T H Boldt suffered a severe shock from the same storm.
A cleansing remedy called De Witt's Carbolized Witch Hazel is advertised for burns, cuts, scrapes, bruises, insect bites and sore feet. It is billed as good for piles and warns against imitations. Sold by Joseph Bros.
A cow on John Harrigan’s Linden area farm suckles a mule colt born to a gray mare. The cow had not calved for six months and now nurtures the foal, while visitors flock to view the curious pairing and managers consider exhibition. The report cites Madison Barton and W. C. Thomas as sources with photos available.
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