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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1906
Page
2
A playful line lists uses for a hair pin from teeth cleaning to shoe buttoning and kitchen tasks, claiming women can do many things men know nothing about. The tone hints at a cheeky dare to underestimate a woman's resourcefulness.
A Camden Expositor excerpt urges keeping children engaged with home newspapers. It argues that locally familiar people and places spark lasting interest and grow intelligent, civic minded adults through regular reading of the home paper.
OU Caldwell and family and Frank McDaniel spent Sunday with Ora Caldwells near Whitestown. Mrs. David Johnson went to Martinsville Sunday to take treatment for rheumatism. Mrs. May Sloan and daughter Ruth visited by Mrs. Nannie Miles of Darlington. Mr. Johnson and family of Logansport came to spend a few days with their son Clyde. Joe Miller and wife visited friends near New Maysville last week. Mr. Miller returned Sunday. Mrs. Miller will visit Roachdale before returning home. Mr. Stafford and family and Floyd Ayres spent Sunday with Frank Stafford near Hazel College. Davis Caldwell near Whites Town and Mrs. Nannie Miles of Darlington with others visited Lon Taylors on Sunday. Will McClaine is clerking for Walter Cory. E. E. Coons and wife spent Thursday with his father in Lebanon. Ernest Crain and family near New Brunswick and Henry Crain wife near Lebanon visited relatives and attended Carson Caldwells sale Friday. Mrs. Amanda Kirkpatrick of Lebanon is visiting relatives here. David Caldwell near Whites Town spent the first of the week with relatives here. Will Cratton's team ran away Saturday striking a wagon tongue and killing a horse belonging to Mr. McKenzie. Rev. R. M. Bently gave a lecture at the Christian church Monday night titled Eleven Steps in Darkness with views. Rev. Bently is a able speaker and the lecture is one which every one should hear.
John Holt Mrs Manthe Weight of Brankfort visited friends and relatives this week. Miss Hattie Nora Farr and Miss Irene Mable Palmer of Jamestown spent Sunday with Miss Riva Meadows.
M M Edrington and family and Rott Billingly spent Sunday with Carl Ferguson and wife near Beckville. Ben McClaine and family visited his son Omer near Windy Corner. Jake Thompson and wife of Grape Creek returned home after several days with relatives. Arthur Crawford from Shanandoale was in the area buying calves. Joe Dean has rented a farm southeast of Lebanon and will move in March. John Dean plans a spring move from Max to his father’s farm. James Gorden, gravel road supervisor from Advance north, had several teams hauling gravel early in the week.
Last Sunday marked Rally Day for the Sunday school with the report on the front page. Rev Oake Hall led preaching at eleven o clock Sunday morning. A donation of five dollars was given to the destroyed M E churches of San Francisco Cal. Lebanon church contributed fifty dollars Sunday morning. The freewill offering for Mr Bentley Sunday night totaled four dollars and two cents.
A large party of American land seekers led by Fred L. Harris and J. A. Crozier arrived in Battleford to register at the Windsor. The party includes men from Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan and will tour the wheat belt before advertising the region upon return. The Harris Land Agency has extensive holdings in the Canadian West with free homesteads and land for sale in Battleford and adjoining areas. Harris plans another trip for a second party and weekly excursions run from the United States through December first.
The S S devoted 25 minutes Sunday morning with class captains listing 102 scholars and the secretary collecting 1.21 dollars. Eight more joined en route, totaling 110 in the body. The school enjoyed the visit and invited attendance on November 2. The next session will be held next Sunday at ten o'clock with a full turnout urged.
Shiloh Christian announces regular preaching on Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night. A missionary meeting is set for Saturday October 27 at 2 30 PM. C E service Thursday will discuss Livingstons and Missions to Africans. A Rally Day report notes many attended M E church. An anecdote contrasts Baptists and Methodists over cats. Pain Balm is promoted as an antiseptic quicker healing remedy for injuries.
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