11 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1915
Page
1
The article quotes a Thanksgiving proclamation praising divine blessing amid war and crisis. It notes another year of peace, national unity, duties to mankind, and the nation’s ability to aid others while managing abundant crops and financial resources amid global distress.
The passage records President Woodrow Wilson designating November 25 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. It outlines wartime context, national resolve, and calls for Americans to pause from labor and offer thanks to Almighty God, with formal dating to October 20, 1915 in Washington.
The Rural Church Conference brings national speakers to our area inspiring preachers elders and teachers to pursue more effective outreach. The institute offers education at the door likened to a college and aims to unite the rural community with the church for greater kingdom work.
An old time remedy ad endorses Laxacold as the quickest cure for colds. It claims winter brings illness and misery, with doctors busy and households seeking relief. The pitch targets common cold symptoms and offers a 25 cent box.
The Ricardi Fadettes will appear next week at a $108 cost to the Commercial Club. The Times Gazette notes eight artists with rave musical ability delivering a refined program of an hour forty minutes. Moss Janet Mell Roy, a young violinist, earned the evening’s highest honors for her difficult classical selections and warm expressiveness.
John W. Street, rural church authority, says he was misquoted about Sunday baseball and clarifies he favors weekday games but not Sunday play. He argues recreation draws people to church and that building Christian character grows the congregation.
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