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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1906
Page
3
An advertisement extols regular sleep for nerve repair and energy. It claims nerve rests prevent headaches, neuralgia, indigestion, and poor appetite. It touts Dr Miles’ Nervine and Restorative Nervine, with a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co.
Local brief items mention Dr. Kirby dentist in Advance, visits by George McDaniel and wife to Dover, Mrs. Charley Ross visiting Indianapolis relatives, and John Whitecotton family hosting Ava Latley. Hodge and Voorhis advertise harness and clothing sales, with discounts and a ticket contest. Campaign to quit business, Sterling store weekly deals, and Thanksgiving services at M E church. Also product ads for Preventives and Kennedy laxatives and De Witts products sold by Joseph Bros.
Stubb and Cogger discuss footwear for driving. Cogger confirms he wears walking shoes and notes he knows his machine. The exchange hinges on practical shoe choice for automobile riding.
George F. Felker of Logansport closes deal for thirteen acres near West Le ar Street and Central Indiana railway, with five acres sold to Central Indiana R R for a Y. Factory buildings include main 50 by 80 foot two story, boiler room 20 by 40, dry kiln 20 by 40, and a small office. Construction starts immediately and aims for operation after January 1.
Fragmentary note suggests a decision on an Indiana football team and a proposal related to All Hustler selections. Likely mentions Indianapolis papers and county corn crib context.
Yoorhia Demaree and Ernest Beck were absent last Friday. The debate had strong arguments with a 2 to 1 verdict for the affirmative. Miss Dessie Dean was not in school Monday. Miss Nellie Harris of Morgan county visited Monday. Mr Smiley shifted compositions to pupil speaking sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The Greeks book supplements history work. Blanche Canada is sick and absent. First year Latin class near last year’s pace. Several scholars reportedly rained out Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Sunday services at Shiloh Christian were well attended despite weather. W H Parr of Lebanon spoke on citizenship and a revival prep plan was set. The C E topic will be courage or cowardice. A full church membership turnout is urged Thursday night. The Woman's Missionary Society meets Saturday at Mrs. John Welden. Junior C E plans to fund Pastor salary soon. Old peoples meetings are planned for December and an Anniversary service will be held in the morning with Old peoples gathering in the afternoon. Sunday School meets weekly at 10 with 49 attendees and 204 collected last Sunday. Singing sessions continue Wednesdays. No preaching until the second December Sunday. S Me O near Smith, Superintendent.
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