Some New Definitions From a Satire
A satirical dictionary entry mocks marriage and social roles. Husband is a paid bill helper, wife a nonpaying domestic servant, marriage a lifelong battle, divorce a declaration of independence, dollar a popular idol, autos a thrilling death trap, and war a method to remove strong men while keeping weak ones.
Christian Nurture Sermon At Pittsboro Church
An ad in the Lizton Union promotes the Methodist Episcopal Church of Pittsboro with a sermon on Christian Nurture. It urges parents to dedicate children to the Lord in baptism at Sunday School and church next Sunday, with an 8:00 PM evening service and a welcoming note to strangers. It pairs with town ethics prose about civic virtue and public involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church of
Jesus Christ
Church
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Pittsboro
Races Lose Attractiveness At Indianapolis Meet
The article notes waning crowds at Indianapolis automobile races as automobiling becomes common. It cites rising hotel and boarding rates, unfulfilled promises of entertainment, and greed of merchants and liquor dealers profiting from visitors, with risks to drivers and sadness for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Educational Value of the Sunday School Movement
The article argues Sunday schools have grown in reach and usefulness while acknowledging room for reform. It stresses character building over mere Bible knowledge, discipline, promptness, and virtuous habits, with trained teachers and active pupil discussion guiding youth toward citizenship in the Kingdom of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School
Advance Christian Disciple Offerings and Programs Noted
Advance Christian Disciple records a Sunday gathering with 74 in attendance and 2.24 in offerings. Eleven workers and teachers, plus township officers Will Johnson and Geo Zimmerman, joined for conference remarks. A Father’s Day program, patriotic observances on July 2, and a Children’s Day offering of 32.60 are highlighted. Richard Pointer, four months old, is noted as the youngest contributor with 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Johnson
Geo. Zimmerman
Father
Bro. Kelley
Richard Pointer
Notice to Red Men Dues Due by June 30
The Red Men are urged to pay dues on or before Friday night June 30. Chas E McClaine C of R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, E
McClaine
C of R
Local residents and visitors in small town areas
Locals and visitors are listed across several towns with names such as Dennis Shannahan Sylvan Yager Letha Whitecotton Earl Swindler and Pearl Whorley visiting relatives and spending weekends. The Jamestown Christian church hosts a Sunday night Children’s Day program and H P Stevens with wife seek two weeks of treatment in Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Christian Church
H. P. Stevens
Lafayette
Commercial Club Heads to Monday Meeting With Notable Addresses
Important business will be transacted at the club meeting Monday night beginning at 8 15. Special prepared addresses will be made by T E Burrin and Mark Wall. These will be worth hearing we are sure. One or more special talks expected each meeting during the year. C E McClaine has been selected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Burrin
Mark Wall
C. E. McClaine
Community Building To Be Erected Soon
The building committee has let the contract for the erection of the new building and work will be commenced soon. Brick furnished and laid in the wall by Pickett & Co of C'ville 898 Lumber furnished by Advance Lumber Co. 1,218 Carpenter work let to White cotton & Farlow 480 Lot 425 3,021 Gravel, lime, cement and roof will cost extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett & Co
C’ville
Advance Lumber Co
Capenter
Whitecotton & Farlow
Local merchants support taxes and community progress
The piece extols home merchants who help fund taxes, maintain schools, build roads, and enhance the community. It notes that advertisers in this paper feature the best of these merchants.
Cream of Pea Soup Preservation Instructions
Soak eight pounds of dry peas overnight and cook until soft. Mash and mix with twenty three gallons of soup stock, then boil and strain. Create a flour paste with one half pound flour, add ten ounces sugar and three ounces salt. Thicken, jar or can, seal partially, and process by hot water bath, water seal, steam pressure, or pressure cooker per times given.
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Dollar
M. C
Lizton
Diadem
Indiana
The
Advance Grain Company
Citistl M
Advance Lumber Company
Ernest O. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute
Advance Christian
Oscar E. Kelley
Ora McDaniel
Dennis Shannahan
Sylvan Yager
Terre Hauté
Letha Whitecotton
Earl Swindler
Crawfordsville
James Swindler
Son Ora
Lebanon
Pearl Whorley
Roy McCabe
Elmer Owens
New Ross
Mr. and
Mrs. Hayes
Lilly Starwart
Stella Engle
Darlington
Jerry Higgins
Howard Shelley
James Fink
Carmen Ross
E. A. Canada
Family
Cecil Hendrix
Flora
James Hendrix
Lawrence Bowman
Ft. Wayne
Lawson Brown
Twifes Ter Edith, Lucile Bo Neidlinger
Ivan Wall
the Shades
Commercial Club
Balbrigan
Garments
Oys’ Union
Laddies
Melson & Son
Tioe
Tada
Knitters
Taniac
Joseph & Roberts
Thos. Caldwell & Son
Tanlac
Burrin’s
Jennie Ross
Carter Brothers
Fi. Wels
Walter Hunt
Trustee’s Office
State Bank of Advance
Jamestown
Wm Joseph
Jackson Township
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