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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
4
An appeal from a Notre Dame resident offers a home cure for rheumatic and kidney related pains. The letter claims the remedy banishes uric acid and cures sufferers without change in lifestyle, inviting readers to write for a free treatment.
Rev Keleesy will preach next Saturday night and Sunday morning. Township Sunday School convention set for Sunday afternoon at 2:00. Groover Sherril and wife visited Ernest Shelbur and wife on Sunday.
John Hutchenson and wife spent Thursday night with his mother Mrs Martha Hutchenson while many relatives visited and stayed with neighbors in the Terre Haute area. Residents and visitors include Ralph Poynter, Katherine Bradbury of Indianapolis, Ray Poynter and family, Bodie Todd and family, Pete Todd and wife, Bess Pratt and daughter, and others visiting in Lebanon and Jamestown over the weekend.
Sunday visitors include Oscar Ham and family and John Grater and family. Nealis Jackson hosts visitors. Milford Hedge and wife visit Sam Graham and family. Jeff Davis visits Asa McKarty and family. Vida Graham attends Rebekah lodge meeting. James Ballard and family plan to Kokomo for new home. J C Reese improves barn with cement.
North Christian Church notes report last Sunday Sunday School attendance 102 with $1.96 collected. Evening service attendance 89. Ladies Aid will celebrate its sixth anniversary at the church Thursday afternoon Oct 19 with cake served. Members urged to attend the financial report and Sunday School quarterly update.
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A poem describes a school renovation focused on cleanliness and disinfection. Teachers and students scrub desks, ink wells, and slates as new drinking fountains replace old pumps. The verse celebrates germ prevention and sterile school days with playful nostalgia.
A nostalgic survey notes various improvised instruments from bones to drum skins to a bicycle pump, citing examples from Maori and Servian campaigns, Strauss, and old European bands. It highlights ingenuity in wartime and peacetime performances.
A historical discussion notes shifting views on adulteration in beverages. It cites seventeenth century London opposition to hops, John Evelyn's anti hop stance, cider advocacy, and ancient practices of flavoring wine with various additives to improve taste or durability.
The Boston Transcript notes rapid progress in restoring the Old South meeting house interior. Furniture pieces have been gathered and reinstalled. the 1857 pulpit and mahogany reading desk are in place, but two curved mahogany doors are missing, hoped to be located with diligent search.
An article advises mothers on teething issues and suggests adding lime water to a baby’s milk at meals to support nature during tooth formation. It emphasizes vigilance for teething problems and claims lime water aids prevention of troublesome or fatal outcomes.
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