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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
5
Glen Waters and wife dined with J W Waters family Sunday. Many neighbors including the Bakers, Caplingers, Caldwell, and others encountered kin and friends across Lebanon and nearby towns. A two story house addition progresses for John Caldwell. several moving and visiting reports follow.
An advertisement offers a home cure using a new absorption treatment for medical issues. The message claims immediate success and asks readers to mail their address for trial materials and testimonials. It provides a name and a box address in Notre Dame, Indiana.
The piece argues tariffs should shield common public needs over industry. It notes farmers form over half the public and says tariff reductions on essentials like bread and clothing will aid farming and spur competition. It claims lower duties benefit prices, prevent monopolies, and allow better goods at lower costs to lift agriculture, America’s wealth.
Prosperous young farmer Earnest Smith married Miss Ella Oyler of West Virginia in Columbus Ohio on Saturday. The couple, who met while visiting relatives in Jamestown, are now at home on Smith's farm north of town.
Bolton Ashby marriage was held yesterday at Galesburg Illinois at the home of Rev Gilrons. The couple departed for Carson Iowa where the husband owns a farm. Miss Ashby, a four year teacher, recently resigned a post at Fairview Illinois and visited her parents here making many friends and well wishes.
A school plans a Friday evening March 26 fair replacing the final day program. Display of children's work from primary to all rooms, plus domestic science and manual training exhibits. Entertainment includes a negro minstrel show, various stands, and other features to keep activities ongoing. Five cent admission.
An advertisement touts Croxone as a universal remedy ending kidney and bladder troubles. It claims the formula soaks into kidneys, dissolves uric acid, and cleanses waste from blood, with a money back guarantee if it fails in any case.
The Rev Speer will preach at 11 am and 7 pm at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Sunday School begins at 10 o clock. Public invited to attend.
The Advance Christian Church reports last Sunday’s Sunday School attendance 104 with collections 92.44. The Young Men’s Class led by Mark Wall sang a song. Gladys Wall was added to the Cardle Roll. The Elementary department plans a social in the church basement Friday 7 to 9 pm with refreshments.
Pastor Rev Ashby preached two sermons on Sunday and a public offering was taken for Johnce Nicely. The missionary society meets next Wednesday at 2 pm with Hazel Caplinger leading The Child in the Midst. Aid Society ladies held an all day session last Thursday preparing for the Easter Bazaar on April 3 with final accounting to follow.
Col Baine closed his Monday night lecture to a large attentive audience. His address If I Had Another Chance In Life inspired many to lead better lives and increased demand for next year’s course.
Trustee announces weekly Book of Advance sessions in Jamestown to transact township business. Meetings scheduled each Tuesday in Advance. William Joseph, chairperson, notes transactions cover township affairs in Jackina township.
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