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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
2
A historical newspaper pricing and mailing notice lists the Advance Indiana publication as a second class mail matter and provides rates for subscription durations and advertising per inch, with additional lines for obituaries and notices. It notes display and advertising focal charges and club membership acknowledgments.
The editor Hustler and family visited George White near Indianapolis when a theft plot unfolded. A dairy farmer had several gallons of cream stolen from a milk house near the barn. The thief churned butter in a five gallon can, dumped milk, then fled with about 25 pounds of butter after abandoning ten pounds in the churn.
A sermon urges personal victory through self mastery and church attendance. It claims sin weakens the inner fort and urges readers to join the GO TO CHURCH movement. The piece stresses temptation, discipline, and the social reward of Sunday worship. The call is to go to church next Sunday and armor up for life’s fights.
A Whiteley reunion was held at Ray Whiteley’s home northeast of Whitesville on Sunday. Fifty four uncles aunts and cousins attended with a basket dinner and music as key features. Also notices mention a lost small gold locket and a bargain sale of a buggy and single harness from Rev. R. Ashby.
Advance R. R. 21 reports George Broshar and wife in Lebanon Friday Gail Lucas in Lebanon Tuesday Charley Sparks and Frank Heady sold hogs Wednesday Neal Day has his sile up Sam Frazier and wife attended Moses Proffitt's baby funeral at Whitestown Several from the neighborhood attend Reed meeting at New Ross
An advertisement extols Croxone as a revolutionary remedy that soaks into kidneys to dissolve uric acid and cleanse the system. It claims relief for backaches, bladder issues, rheumatism, and related pains, promising universal applicability and a money back guarantee if it fails.
The Ladies Auxiliary hosts an ice cream supper on the church lawn Wednesday night September 15. Rev. E. L. Meyers will begin his first church appointments next Sunday morning and evening. Attendees welcome.
Mrs Mollie Edrington hosted her mother sister and two daughters from Illinois for several days. Mon 11 marks the start of school with Florence Proffitt teaching. Monna Brandon and her Chicago husband visited M M Edrington and relatives. Judge W H Parr and family of Lebanon visited S Z Billingsly family. Mrs M M Edrington and children along with R D Billingsly and others visited Lou Caplinger Friday afternoon.
A catalog-style listing of assorted items including sealing wax, carpet tacks, cooking spoon, husking peg, tooth pick holder, pot lids, meat fork, vegetable grater, bread pans, spool bread curry comb, hinges, box tooth picks, shaving soap, Epsom salts, harness snaps, pie pans, box Hills hog rings, husking pegs, children’s hose, dinner plates, chair bottoms, frying pan, granite dipper, box mica, axle grease, colanders, pudding pans, milk cracks, dust pans, cuspidor, Dutch Cleanser, stove polish, vaseline, castor oil, glycerine, cough syrup, hosiery, neckties.
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