23 May 1912
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
1
Locals report visits among families in Lebanon and nearby towns, the Advance High School commission renewal, and everyday errands. Names include Mrs Roy Ailes, Lutha Yager, A H Yager, Rose Davis, Chas E McClaine Verlin, Wm Joseph, Marie Shera, Hazel Shera, Ruby Whitecotton, Pearl Gardner, Ralph Jones, Johnny Nicely is very ill, Terre Haute trip for State Normal College, and local business ads at The Blue Front and Advance Hardware Co.
Obij Ann B Overa was born to Mra Garl Kincaid May 22 9mm aged 60 years. She died after a stroke suffered June and had lived in Indiana most of her life. She leaves a large family including WilBer Woods Bertha Or reside in Rosser D and others in Virginia Oklahoma and nearby towns. Funeral services were held at Shiloh Christian church conducted by Rev Kibbey with interment in Old Union cemetery.
A Notre Dame woman offers a free home treatment claiming to cure rheumatism and related pains without dieting or changes, asserting a simple discovery that purifies blood and loosens stiff joints. She invites sufferers to write for proof from her address at Notre Dame.
The report notes a cold start with frost in the northern states as the week begins. Expect unsettled conditions with local showers and thundershowers in the first part of the week, but no general storm system is expected to cross the country.
Mrs Ida McClaine 36 years old, wife of John McClaine, died by hanging at her home north of Shannondale last Friday afternoon. She left three letters before her death, citing her husband and the coroner, and cited her father Thomas Garner who died by suicide fifteen months earlier. Funeral held at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the Presbyterian church, burial in Shannondale cemetery.
Mrs Sarsh Collina of pear Clover dale is visiting Mrs John T Jones, details indicate a social call between neighbors.
The text argues constant nagging harms both adults and children. It says nagging causes frustration, nervousness, and possibly running away or turning to wrongdoing. It urges open, welcoming homes where children are not shut out, likening home to fertile ground for healthy growth versus a weed patch.
The Busy Ladies Aid presents the musical comedy Our Busy Ladies Aid under the M B Auxiliary auspices. The New Rosa group brings the show to the Opera for a Saturday night performance. A series of musical numbers will entertain, promising a nonstop laugh from start to finish.
The article urges girls to excel in any job from clerical to sales, stressing that success comes only from doing the best work possible. It calls for patience, rest when tired, and viewing work as a noble act pleasing to God, promising recognition and future ease with perseverance.
Dispatches from Chicago say airships at a major aviation meet may visit Lebanon next month. Several aeroplanes will fly into Indiana Illinois and Iowa with Indianapolis as a destination and a possible pass over Lebanon. Promoters may seek to interest local committee in hosting the visiting birdmen.
Memorial services will be held at Mt Zion church next Sunday immediately after Sunday School. The address will be delivered by the regular pastor Mev John Heim.
Sunday School reports last week show attendance 80 and collection $2.03 from 261 chapters. On June 2 the church observes Cradle Roll day with child recitations and songs and a sermon. Two promotions from Cradle Roll to Beginners, one to Primary, and five to Junior are planned. The Minneapolis quadriennial conference reports progress of 1300 schools, 750000 scholars, 52000 adult Bible classes, 155400 members. A third quarterly conference is set for 2:30 PM next Sunday followed by the Lord's Supper administered by Dr. Leazenby.
Attendance last Sunday was 118 with a collection of 2.29 dollars. Officers and teachers meet next Saturday night. All young ladies are urged to attend at the church on Tuesday afternoon May 28 to plan the social for Saturday night June 1. Come whether or not you belong to the Willing Workers.
The morning service next Sunday aims for high interest with the topic A Man's Job. All men and boys are urged to attend and ladies are assured of equal interest. The official board meets Sunday afternoon with Brother Kelley assisting.
Last Sundays School reports 102 attendees with col. 2.77 and 183 in the choir or class count and 26 Bibles. Queen Esther's Band led with 125 points. Birthday offerings list Lora McClaine 40c Thos J Hinkle 6c Arthur McDaniel 6c Edith N Morrison 3c. A fair audience attended the business meeting Saturday night with room for more. Mrs McClaine installed a junior blackboard. class grows. Boys urged to attend next Sunday to start right. superintendent praised, and his smile invites more support.
Wantzp minus 150 in sha North Christian Sunday School next Sunday. Weeley Hilland and wife and Artis Hilland and family near Brunswick dined with Merrit Me Claine and wife Sunday. Lather tsking and wife Ed Hamilton and family and Guy Mortison and family of New Ross spent Sunday with Dr Hamilton and family. George Whitsett suffered rheumatism but can work at the blacksmith shop again. Joe Weldon and wife and James Gordon and wife left for Michigan for two weeks. Mrs R E Jones went to Thorn town for Thorntown High School Alumni reunion tonight.
In a curious dispute, De Hitt-And and De Witt-Close debated February calendars for their fewer days. The exchange highlights stingy budgeting in office supplies and close financial caution.
A reflective piece on the writer’s life revealing how typos haunt a scribe even in dreams, highlighting the persistent pressure of perfecting text and the restless quest for flawless typography.
A playful remark on Chantecler and a guinea hen inspiring a barnyard pun about five o'clock tea. The punchline suggests cocktails as barnyard terminations for a whimsical beverage idea.
A wife and husband told a clerk about a woman who could ruin their married life. The unnamed informant warned of a damaging revelation and the discussion hinted at a serious accusation or exposure.
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