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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
4
A promotional ad claims Today’s Magazine is the largest and best edited periodical, priced at 50 cents per year or five cents per copy. It urges ladies to request a free copy and premium catalog from Todays Magazine in Canton, Ohio.
M M Edrington visited his brother in Hamilton County over the weekend. S Z Billingsly lost a horse late last week. Maggie Beck shows slow improvement after illness. Sam Billingsly Jr and family visited Frank Self near Beckville on Sunday. Gladys Plew stays with grandmother briefly. R D Billingsly plans to set out about 400 peach trees. Sue Serriney of Crawfordsville visited sister Beck last week. Chas Blunk went to Morgan County Saturday to tend his farm. Jack Knox and wife visited Frank Self and wife Sunday. James Smith was in Indianapolis again Sunday and reports the person not much improved.
Advance R R 21 B L Smiley was in Lebanon on business Friday. Mrs Martha Ann Graves improves slowly. David McClellan and wife were in Jamestown Saturday. Lafayette Lucas pastured colts at Ira Scott near Thorntown last week. Miss Torthy Young of east of Jamestown stayed with Martha Ann Graves last week. Mrs Emma Nicely and daughter Stella and Miss Lois Whorley were in Lebanon Tuesday. George Ray and wife visited Chas Canada and family Sunday. A M Lucas and family visited Grandma Lucas. Mrs Mettie Ray working at Lebanon visited Sunday afternoon with home folks. Geo Broshar and family spent Sunday with Emma Nicely and children. Rev O E Kelley spent Sunday and Sunday night with Charlie Sparks and family.
Sunday visitors at Elisha Dale's included Lora Stevens of Lebanon Mr and Mrs Chas Dale Elizabeth Jackson and John Hendrix Nellie and Ethel Jackson dined with Sallie and Tina Utterback Several from the vicinity attended the Junior class play at Jamestown Friday night Lon Dudley of near Litton had dinner with Harry Reese and wife
An advertisement offers a free home treatment for bed wetting and urinary problems. Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana claims the method cures children and adults without blaming the patient and invites mothers to write for full instructions.
Wm Walker and family spent Friday in Juebanon. Clarence Pipes and wife visited Mrs Annie Ragsdale and Glen Paugh Sunday. Elisha Higgs sold a cow to Wallace Coons last Monday. Robert Ferguson and wife dined with Ferguson family near Dover Sunday. Samuel Caplinger and family visited Frank Bowman and family Sunday. Annie Ragsdale and Glen Paugh attended the Lebanon show Monday. Bill Trosper and Thompson Pointer from Crawfordsville spent Sunday night with Robin Ferguson and wife. Jessie Garner and wife were guests of Albers White near Max. Wa Pittenger and family visited Crawfords ville relatives last Sunday. Those who spent Sunday with James Higgs and wife included Herbert Pointer wife and daughter Grace, and Wm Walker and family Elisha Higgs and family and Mrs Mariam Wright.
Walter Brown and wife spent Sunday with Chas Brown and family. James Lasley and family from near Mex visited Sunday with Henry Lasley and family. Rev Kate Miller had dinner with Lesley Peabody and family.
A traveler complained of a hair in honey and an ice cream incident under a hotel owner. The landlord defended by noting the ice was shaved and the honey was combed. The man later found a hair in the apple pie, and the landlord remarked the apples were Badwin per locals.
Boone Circuit Court action filed Saturday seeks 265 dollars in attorney fees from Samuel W. Aites of Advance. The case echoes a four year old Hendricks Circuit Court matter involving W H Miller and bondsmen in Jackson township. Bert S. Winters represents the plaintiffs.
The piece argues taxes rise with calls for public improvements and higher official salaries. It links tax burden to demands for better schools, roads, bridges, and more government offices, noting people chase comfort and high wages as key factors.
The speaker notes taxes are high and asks how to save, arguing salary raises may not offset tax increases. The stance suggests gradual tax hikes and implies cutting possessions or not earning more as a response to avoid heavy taxation. Focus remains on coping with rising levies.
More than 200 Mulberry residents hunted Wild Cat creek near Dayton for Roscoe Rothenberger missing since March 25 after brothers Roy and Roscoe drowned. Roy’s body was found weeks ago. father David continued the search as churches and ministers aided. Mrs John Whiteman, sister to the drowned, endured days of rising waters during the incident.
Mrs. Maude Kivett has returned to her home near Martinsville after spending a few days with her parents.
The magazine urges embracing the present and dismissing futile longing for past sorrows or uncertain futures. It argues that dwelling on past grief serves no purpose and stresses the value of living in the moment.
The verse offers wry advice on marriage and money. It cautions that appearances and wealth do not guarantee virtue or happiness, warning against judging men by tips and skewering the idea of marrying for love or wealth alone. It frames prudent, cautious social wisdom.
A fragment collection contrasts witty epigrams with old world satire. Voices on temptation power love and womanhood mingle in a mosaic of aphorisms attributed to noted thinkers and writers.
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