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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1907
Page
2
A Pennsylvanian has wed a bride said to weigh 365 pounds. The note echoes the old Mrs Means quip about getting a plenty while you are a-gittin as the humorous passage caps a small town newspaper blurb.
The North Christian church reports strong Sunday attendance and generous offerings. Sunday School saw 102 present with a small collection. five birthday offerings are recorded. Two new Ladies Aid members joined. revival begins April for six Sundays. Cradle Roll adds four names and Easter cards for all. Dr Shell’s visit as Presiding Elder ends this year. Additional notes cover meetings at Kingman and Sterling delegates, Bazaar planning, and April missionary meeting setup.
The piece recounts a peasant boy who turns churned butter into a lion sculpture and, later in life, rises to craft imperishable marble works. It urges turning ordinary life into creative expression, promising wider opportunity and inner growth as the result.
Advance Markets Grain Corn for 68 lbs dry Wheat per bu 78c Oats 39-40c Clover Seed 7.00 40c Hogs $6.40 Heifers 4.0 4.50 Cows 3.00 3.75 Steers 3.00 5.25 Capons over 7 pounds 7 Ibs Hen Turkeys Tom Ducks Geese. The winds of March have no terror to the user of DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve. It heals chapped skin burns piles. When a dog's nose is cold and moist the dog is not sick. Feverish nose means illness with a dog. Pink lips mean feverishness apply Dr. Shoop's Green Salve at bedtime.
The Nipmuck tribe No. 141 Improves Order of Red Men mourns beloved member Maria W. Bateman. Resolutions express sympathy to his wife and sons, request charter draped in mourning for one moon, minutes updated, copies sent to the family Hustler publication and tribal officers. Comps: Worm Moon 416:G. 5.D.
Hazlewood R D Billingsly and son Robi with Samuel Billingsly and wife visited M M Edrington and family on Sunday. John Caldwell of Advance bought a horse from Mrs Mary Edrington of Hedge Row last week. Dean and McConaughy moved stock of goods to the corner building and plan to move furniture next week.
We express gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown by neighbors and friends during the illness death and burial of our husband and father Manna W Bateman Mrs Viola Frank and John Bateman.
The council records heartfelt appreciation for M W Bateman whose service and counsel aided the group. His sudden removal leaves a vacancy and deep loss to members and the public. Mourning for thirty days is ordered, with copies to the Hustler and the bereaved family.
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