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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1907
Page
3
Entered at the postoffice Advance Indiana as second class matter. Subscription $1 per year. Advertising rates listed. Cards of Thanks and Resolutions of Condolence offered at 3 cents per line.
A Lin den school janitor resigned after a week, saying he is too sensitive. He noticed chalkboard notes asking to “Find the multiplicand” and later “Find the feast common divisor,” fearing accusations of stealing if items were not found.
A petition signed by half the legal voters of Camden prompted the Commissioners to order an incorporation election for October 20. After six months of debate, opposition has waned and a broad shift toward approving incorporation is noted.
Cadell resident Earl Shamburg recalls past hardships with grasshoppers and drought while praising Dr Kings New Discovery. He reports coughs and nightly distress eased after using the remedy, claiming rapid cure with one bottle and noting a guaranteed offer and trial bottle free.
A reader voices disgust at disruptions during evening church services. The writer targets the laughing chatty youths in the back rows, arguing they occupy a space dedicated to worship and should show respect, regardless of interest in the sermon.
A letter emphasizes reverence in church, noting back seats shared purpose with front rows and urging youth to stay quiet. It argues church officers should enforce order if youths do not comply, and ends with an advertisement for DeWitt's kidney and bladder pills offering a week’s treatment for 25 cents.
In Crawfordsville Journal, Edmond Compton recalls trying to practice elocution beside the sea when a seaside prank by fishermen leads to a comical kidnapping misunderstanding involving Jacqueline Rathven. He survives the episode and is later accepted after confessing his love.
Jimtown resident Charley Young says talks are underway about allowing Indianapolis to become a suburb of their city, reflecting local planning discussions and potential annexation ideas.
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