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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement claims heart weakness arises from weak nerves and muscles. It touts a heart cure that restores strength, relieves pain and shortness of breath, and promises a refund if the first bottle fails. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana is named as the distributor.
Massachusetts studies show 25,000 children aged fourteen to sixteen work or live at those ages. A state law supports free public trade schools to rescue those years, while national figures and leaders urge industrial education. Prominent figures from industry, labor, and academia back the effort as crucial to future economic strength.
Sunday School attendance last Sunday 70 with a $2.50 collection. 2 chapters noted. Annual meeting scheduled for next Saturday night and Sunday conducted by Rev. E. Mater. One birthday offering for M.A. Routh. Elid, Martin preached two sermons and will return next month. New building progress reported.
M. E. Cucren Sunday School Sunday at 10 am. Brooks will fill his regular appointment Sunday morning and evening. Dr. Tillotson could not give his lecture up the Nile last Sunday night due to a broken machine. He will lecture tonight. Epworth League services at 6:50. Vos Demuaree leader. Come and help run the meeting.
Weathered attendance at Suan Day School remains strong with 107 collected dollars 1.34 for 281 chapters. Birthday observances honor Loyd Mc Claine We Tot Yager Doris Fuackhouserloc Mrs L H Brown dle and Frank Whitely 72. Monday night singing grows. 100 copies of Scoville songs bought for revival services. Miss Maude Sandy lectured her primary scholars on the ark. a child quipped chickens. Bro Johnson reports on his Oklahoma meeting with no new organization.
The church feels an uplift by granting the brother a leave of absence and that so much good was accomplished. The writer notes praise for moving evening services to 6:30 to help older parishioners and distant residents. The Sunday School Supt adds effort by appointing two ushers from each of two adult classes.
A reader letter from Rev. Oakel Hall recounts Harvard life in Cambridge noting New Englanders’ cordiality and preference for western traits. The piece cites Massachusetts citizens wishing to live west and a committee favoring a western assistant in a divinity library. Also promotes Preventics cold tablets from Burrin Drug Store.
Rt QQ Carney son of Rev A L Carney reports by letter he is well and pleased with his navy position. He trains at Norfolk Va preparing for a Cape Horn cruise as the Atlantic fleet moves to the Pacific. He is a musician in a government band earning 30 dollars a month.
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