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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1909
Page
3
North Christian Sunday School report shows attendance 103 for last Sunday with total offerings of 128 dollars including birthday gifts to Earl Reese Thelma Welden Letha White Mrs Edna Jones and Mrs Ches Sparks. Two new scholars enrolled. Reminder of Rev Tudor's appointment next Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night.
Sunday school last Sunday reported 46 attendees with 1.04 dollars collected in Class 4 led in paints. Members urged to attend a business meeting Saturday night March 20. Regular prayer services Thursday night. Everyone invited.
An early 20th century advertisement promises Preventics candy tablets prevent colds when taken at the sneeze stage. It claims rapid dissipation of cold symptoms and safety for children, with adults also benefiting, sold in 5 and 25 cent boxes by The Burrin Drug Co.
A playful Brooklyn Life exchange where She asserts the astrologer predicted marriage, while He questions the value of the consultation and suggests he could have spoken the same. The brief quip highlights skepticism toward fortune telling.
A critique of selfishness as a supposed moral base argues that self preservation is not the sole law. It traces how a child expands from self to parents, family, country, and finally all men in Christ, asserting true character requires casting aside selfishness for love.
A reform essay argues mothers should not be table waiters detailing how families benefit from shared serving duties. It cites Good Housekeeping observations and suggests husbands, fathers, and children take turns serving and carving. The piece promotes dignity and poise at the family table.
A fragment from a 19th century column references a job ad asking for a strong boy, with satire about applicants and headlines from papers like the New York Evening Journal and the San Francisco Examiner. The scene includes playful banter about Lent and dress, attributed to Puck style humor.
A nostalgic reminiscence describes a mother with white hair serving coffee from a large table urn at home. The speaker recalls not realizing they could ask until the mother was present, capturing a quiet domestic moment.
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