30 May 1902
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1902
Page
1
Thirteen individuals organize a pledge to live Christian lives as part of a local religious group. They commit to daily practices and community service, seeking spiritual guidance and mutual accountability within the church.
A fragmented discussion notes women adopting corsets and bustles as fashion shifts. It hints at social pressure and costs, suggesting a later realization that certain garments may misalign with comfort and modern style. The text references aids and padding as alternatives.
A fire last Monday near Lebanon destroyed Walk Smith’s home after a spark from a flue. Neighbors saved most belongings, and the family moved to Obie Smith’s house. A notice circulated for aid to replace lost items. Also reports of local visits, entries, and community happenings, with further notes on local business and services.
The article argues farm ownership provides self sufficiency amid high household costs. It notes farmers grow their own vegetables fruit butter eggs meat and ham with less market expense and sees farm life offering comfort despite hard work and drudgery.
Jamestown residents push petitions and remonstrances to close saloons amid a lively but uncertain fight. Gossip swirls after LT. UL refused to visit saloon men families as organizers vow action. Local notes report weather frost damage, building work, visits, and community events in Jamestown and nearby towns.
A guidance tone from the Atchison Globe urges readers not to hesitate. It contrasts parental views on children with a blunt satire implying people miss chances by waiting.
A revival attendee named Bill resisted confession saying he cannot repent before the grand jury sessions next week. The preacher urged forgiveness and Bill replied that forgiveness applies since the grand jury is not on the grave jury.
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