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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
5
The article explains a new depository law ending grace days for tax payments. When the treasurer’s office closes on May 4, property owners without cash will be delinquent. Receipts are no longer accepted in lieu of cash as banks require cash, removing prior accommodations for taxpayers.
A brief note states that the new method yields a far better outcome than manual work with everything in the black.
ABaltimore American note observes a man of considerable address who has spent years canvassing for a directory, highlighting his persistent work and familiarity with local affairs.
A moral essay on how reputation reflects character rather than being the true measure. It argues the diamond’s brilliance is light reflected from carbon and that true worth lies in character formed by cate love and conscience. It warns about public disgrace exposing hidden duplicity and urges constant effort to mold moral and mental greatness.
A suburb enjoys a singular pastime called want-the-clothes where neighbors share a washerwoman and guess whose garments are in each bag. The game lasts from Wednesday to Saturday, creating communal suspense as residents hunt for their own clothes. Singleton the bachelor reportedly spent days tracing a corset cover, while others locates shirts, making the week’s wash the main local amusement.
Sunday School attendance was 36 with 22 chapters and 5 cents collected. Howe readings noted, birthday offerings totaled 32 cents from James Suttin and A R Dassett. Revival services began last Monday night and continue.
Dr. Henry Van Dyke muses on church power and its potential impact in modern times. The piece contemplates how spiritual influence might shape society and moral progress through the twentieth century.
An old gentleman agrees to his daughter's marriage with a poor young man only if he can prove ownership of the cottage. The suitor accepts, and the scene ends with the prerequisite deed demanded as the condition for consent. The exchange plays on wit and social fortune as a humorous courtship note.
Attendance for Warp Christian Cures day reached 26 with a total collection in chapter 76. Birthday offerings were given for William Mangus four cents Goldin Burress eighteen cents Hazel Jerris Isc Ernest Leeke one cent Wayne Leeke three cents.
Day attendance 114 with collection 31.52. Ten volumes donated to the Sunday School library last Sunday. Bro. George Kersey appointed librarian. Remember preaching services next Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night.
Ssitoy Christian Sunday School reports last Sunday attendance 851 with collection S66e and reference to chapters 386. Aid Society members are urged to prepare for the Easter Bazaar scheduled for the Saturday before Easter Sunday. The Missionary Society plans a public meeting on the third Sunday afternoon in April.
Everybody is welcome when we feel good. We feel that way only when our digestive organs work properly. Dr Kings New Life Pills regulate the liver and bowels so perfectly one can't help feeling good when used at Burrin Drug Store.
A Baltimore physician prescribed a course of funny stories to a overworked business man who was morbid and gloomy. After meals and two extra at dinner, the patient learned to laugh and regained health as laughter altered his mental and bodily state.
Clin ton Maine resident E E Chamberlain endorses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claiming it cures piles chapped hands and old sores without leaving a scar. Sold at Burrio Drug Store for 25 cents.
Excerpt contemplates a simple Christian life free from wealth and vanity. It envisions a revival of joy in everyday blessings and God centered happiness through humble living, quiet pleasures, and gratitude for divine love and Christ’s sacrifice.
A New York Post report describes an automatic nickel receiver on ten cent Fifth Avenue buses. The device resembles a revolver and is used by conductors to collect fares without handling cash. Passengers insert coins into the device when prompted, and conductors may not touch fares.
Suffering and Dollars Saved. E. Lopez of Marill New York says Bucklow's Arnica Salve healed severe cuts and saved him much suffering. It heals burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and piles. 250 at Burrin Drug Store.
The advertisement explains heart failure stems from weak nerves and muscles, causing palpitations and chest pain. It touts Dr Miles Heart Cure with Nervine and Liver Pills as strengthening remedies and shares a testimonial of Joan H Sufaman from Belding Michigan claiming full recovery after six bottles plus two other products. The Miles Medical Co offers a guaranteed refund if the first bottle fails.
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