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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
3
The Sunday School notes report attendance 51 collection 133 chapters 225 from M E Church. Home Department progress and several new scholars joined. Jackson Township Sunday School convertion set at MoE Church at 2 pm Sunday April 2 with other schools expected to attend. About twenty five visitors noted.
Shilo Christian Sunday School reports attendance of 98 and a $255 collection with 728 points and 50 choir members. Class two led with 31 attendees and Wi Wall of New Ross visited. boys from class two bought a watch and chain for Bessie Nisley at the end of Sunday School after a contest at the town hall. Next Sunday is regular preaching day.
North Christian reports 185 attendance and 3.63 in collections. The school began its cross state trek to Palestine with men and women split on two ships, covering 132 and 180 miles respectively. Brother McMahon preached two sermons as visitors and scholars are urged to attend and contribute.
A New Ross article recalls how a hustling editor Dr Cook from Indiana arrived with a 17 cent weekly pay plan for local maids, advertised for typists, then left town taking funds and debts unpaid. The town laments losses as workers resume frying taters and boiling beans.
A grand monument honoring Gen James Edward Oglethorpe was unveiled in Savannah near the tomb of Tomo-Chi-Chi. The 96 foot Tennessee marble statue by Daniel Chester French sits on a square plaza with limestone seats and lion statues, reflecting the colony’s founding charter and Georgia history.
A reader asks how many people were urged to subscribe to the Hustler magazine. The inquiry reflects confusion over subscription counts and distribution figures in the current issue.
A brief notice requests readers to share news tips by calling the provided number 77. The item emphasizes contact for local updates and tip reporting.
Washington explains why witnesses before a military court remove the glove on the right hand before oath. The gesture stems from ancient practice of raising hands to heaven and exposing the head, with historical links to Bible use and the need to inspect the hand for branding or marks.
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