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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1908
Page
5
The readable fragment mentions deductions related to mental makings but offers no clear subject, event, or outcome to summarize as a newspaper item. No identifiable persons organizations places or dates are provided.
A John Ruskin passage asserts the kingdom of God is internal not external and must be felt within the heart. It emphasizes righteousness peace and joy in the Holy Ghost rather than material sustenance and urges active moral effort.
Mrs E D Charles of Harbor speaks highly of Electric Bitters calling it a neighborhood favorite. The tonic is said to aid dyspepsia liver complaint kidney derangement malnutrition nervousness weakness and general debility and acts as a purifier making it useful as spring medicine. Sold with a guarantee by Burrin's Drug Store.
An official Japanese government return shows the nation’s wealth at year end 1904 as 6 510 405 000 dollars totaling 245 dollars per person.
A medical ad explains heart weakness as due to tired nerves and muscles and cites Dr Miles Heart Cure as building strength. It includes a testimonial from John H Sherman of Belding Michigan claiming relief after six bottles plus Nervine and Liver Pills. The ad promises guaranteed benefit or refund from the druggist.
In Supt Ora Mc Daniel's absence assistant Chas Blunk led the Sunday School with 92 attendees and a 1.14 collection. Services drew strong turnout despite bad weather. Two birthday offerings were received for Letha Whitecotton and Bar Reese. Several new library books were added and one new member joined the Willing Workers last Saturday.
Sunday School attendance was 44 with a collection of 110 points. A birthday offering was noted for Earl Reese Ic. An invitation extended to the Missionary meeting and study class at Maude Melson's home tomorrow at two o'clock. Rev. C. A. Brown to preach Saturday night through Sunday night. An Aid society session planned Easter Bazaar. Rev. Brown recently dedicated two churches at Younss Creek Ind and held a two week meeting resulting in additions and awakening.
E E Chamberlain of Clinton Maine reports Bucklen's Arnica salve heals piles chapped hands old sores and leaves no scar. He purchased it at Borrio Drug Store and endorses its effectiveness for various skin ailments.
A lobolly pine fence post costing 11 cents unpreserved lasts about two years. Preservative treatment at 10 cents raises life to eighteen years, reducing annual cost from 7.03 to 2.04 cents and saving 5.49 cents per post per year. With 200 posts per mile, yearly savings equal interest on about $219.60 per mile.
Dr. L M Zimmerman argues in the Lutheran Observer that wavering in love and faithfulness corrodes marriage and home life. He urges men to respect sisters and demand loyalty, condemning early marriages and frivolous attachments while highlighting true devotion among faithful couples.
A Maril New York carpenter says Bucklen's Alpha Salve cured severe cuts and saved him suffering and money. The salve heals burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and piles and is sold at Burrin Drug Store.
W LD Hedrick a former preacher at the Christian church in the area and at New Ross now studying law at Irvington enters the race as a Republican candidate for representative of Marion county.
A patient plagued by consumption sought relief with Dr Kings New Discovery, hoping for a cure. The hopeful testimonial frames the product as a turning point away from lingering illness and toward renewed health.
George Moore of Grimsland North Carolina credits the remedy for saving his life after using twelve bottles. The ad touts a cure for coughs colds sore weak lungs and pneumonia prevention. Available at Durrin Drug Store in 50 cent and one dollar sizes with a trial bottle free.
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