Aimless Life and Earnest Effort in Human Progress
A South Bend Times reflection argues true success comes from deliberate effort and lofty aims not chance. It links progress to purposeful lives, warns that lack of direction breeds evil, and urges seizing daily joys like friendship and moments of happiness as they come.
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Bacon
Newton
Satan
Khen
Thaes
Wildflowers Inspire Quick Forage Moment
A young girl touring the country trails a farmer’s wife along a tangled overgrown path. She admires the wild flowers and declares she will gather as many as she can carry when time allows, urging to pick them now if possible.
Church and Sunday School Meeting Report
The report notes last Sunday's attendance 92 with offertory 1.74. A large crowd welcomed Bro. Hall after his absence. Several attended night services at New Ross to hear him. The quarterly meeting will be at New Ross with Ozgear Smith leading the league meeting next Sunday after Sunday School. All are invited.
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Bro. Hall
Mr. Hall
New Ross
Bio
Ozgear Smith
Advance Jamestown Contest Ends Sunday
The notice urges support for Advance in the contest against Jamestown. It claims a leading position but warns Sunday could decide the outcome and asks readers to show their colors and vote or support for Advance.
Sunday School reports strong attendance and giving growth
Attendance at Sunday School last Sunday reached 190 with 925 in collections and 117 Bibles reported. Jamestown attendance was 180 with 3.45 in collections and 77 Bibles. Next Sunday pits the school against Jamestown in a contest as fifteen visitors joined from Thorpetown Kewanna Indianapolis Lebanon Plainfield Hall North Salem and New Ross. One new Aid Society member was added last Thursday. Rev Watts of Indianapolis will fill the pulpit. The day was praised as perhaps the greatest red letter day outside a protracted meeting, with nine classes listed and notable youth class of 22. Next Sunday expected to be the church’s greatest demonstration yet.
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Jamestown
Thorpetown Kewanna
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Plainfield
Hall
North Salem
New Ross
Miss Gordon
Montgomery
Crawfordsville
Montgomery County
Paine
Sunday School Report and Quarter End Contest Notes
Sarron Cagistian Sunday School reported 101 in attendance and 489 in offerings last Sunday with Class No. 8 leading in points at 808. Jed’s class collected 160, five birthday offerings were noted, and next Sunday marks the quarter's end with elections for new officers.
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Jed
Delmer Neal
Clarence Neal
Lester Ringle
Ida Welden
Lethe Debard
Kennedy’s Lazative Syrup Popular With Children
Kennedy’s Lazative Cough Syrup is favored by children for its pleasant taste and maple syrup likeness. It differs from others by not constipating and gently stimulates the bowels to help drive the cold from the system. Sold by the Burrin Drug Co.
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Kennedy
Burrin Drug Co
Courts Rule Chickens Have Pricier Value Than Usual
A Fayette county judge sentenced a man to two to fourteen years in prison for stealing a twenty five cent rooster. Judge Artman recently ruled seven chickens were worth 1090 dollars, with the prior case sentence later reduced to a short term in the county jail.
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Fayette County
Dudge Artman
Farmers Club Helps Keep Youth on the Farm
Farmers wonder why sons quit the farm for town life. Isolation and hard toil drive them away, even as some regions form farmer clubs to offer sociable outlets. DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills are sold by Barrio Drug Co.
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DeWitt
Barrio Drug Co
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