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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1914
Page
4
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The Mt Zion Ladies Auxiliary records express heartfelt sympathy to the family of Sister Jane Wells who died August 26 1914. The resolution notes her faithful service, calls her departure a homeward journey to the Eternal City, and requests publication in the Advance Hustler and Jamestown Press. Signed by Mrs Ed Washburn Mrs Harve Aibart Mrs J D Emmert.
Regular preaching services are planned for next Sunday morning and evening. The fourth quarterly conference is set for New Ross next Wednesday at 2 30 PM. The social conference will convene at Trinity Church in Lafa ent Wednesday September 30. Several focal brethren are hoped to attend. A preconference social and business meeting will be held Friday evening of this week. All members are expected to be present.
Pastor Kelley notes Sunday school attendance last Sunday at 103 with collections of 350 dollars. The next Sunday morning topic is The More Abundant Life and the evening topic Law and Liberty, promising an interesting and instructive discussion.
The Christian Church held a Sunday School gathering in the church basement with Mr. Ora Leaver entertaining the Weber group. Attendance was good though not all could be present. The next meeting is planned to be hosted by Mc Gitce’s White faction.
Eunice Ross will teach primary grades in Shannondale with Montgomery county schools opening next Monday. Several residents move or remodel homes including Doty at East Wall street and McDowell households. Campus and cemetery visits noted along with hospital recovery of Rose Pointer after appendectomy in Indianapolis.
Local residents and families gather for weekend visits and birthday celebrations with relatives in Crawfordsville and nearby towns. Attendees include Ella Weid itaman, Cal Weaver, Jenny Forest Warsi, David McClellan, Kibbey family, Mary Ailes, Margaret Beaver, Jae Sefton, Ora Beaver, Chas Korner, Clair Leeke, and many others from Crawfordsville, New Ross, Bucyrus, and Lebanon.
Oris Ashwe was struck by a rolling log while uploading logs at Max mill last Friday. The log wounded his limb badly, tearing muscles. he remains confined to bed though resting easier and could leave bed in a couple of weeks.
The Doty’s candy contest closed August 31 after three months and 150000 votes were cast for 115 contestants. Paul Ross led with 30000 votes earning the gold watch while Quince Canada placed second with 28970 votes and an American watch in a gun metal case.
Nearly 40 women applied for patents in England in the last year. About 5,000 trained nurses are enrolled in the American Red Cross. Paris becomes a divorce center for Americans replacing Reno. Over 1,000 women suffrage groups exist in the United States. New York plans a hotel for business women. Paris hosts a club admitting only divorced women. Mrs. Clara Dikeman weaves a rug for President Wilson. Chemists warn against salicylic acid as a preservative. Annie Ray and 20 women offer services as sharpshooters in potential war with Mexico. Miss Annabel Turner devises a doll method to teach dress for babies.
Nova Scotia coal mines rapidly receive electrical equipment. An English doctor reports success curing lead poisoning with an electric bath. Brussela runs a grave-digger training school. A British oceanography expedition plans a 21000 mile charting voyage over six years. An Australian invents a waterproof electric motor to scrub hulls. A fire engine reportedly set a Superior Wisconsin efficiency record with few repairs. The Canadian film board censored 11000000 feet of motion pictures last year with over 500000 feet banned. The Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co offices in Kansas City employ many clerks who pause daily at 3:30 for a five minute exercise break.
A wry fortune list contrasts fates of various men. It cautions that those who lose head or gamble may fall. It notes that born leaders should abstain from command and wage earners may never grow rich. It suggests downhill careers end in uphill marriages.
The piece satirically rails at campaign spending and musician costs as candidates dodge fees. A layman prescribes governing six days a week while a preacher tests his hand on Sundays, reflecting a humorous, skeptical view of politics and public life.
STARS AND STRIPES laments a rapid climb of casualties and morale drain as war coverage shows Mexico growing dangerous. The piece notes men grappling with censorship and social constraints while Bryn Mawr’s stance on gender roles hints at evolving norms.
A compact collection of sharp wits notes vanity and the photo trade and bank talk. Brevity in money matters is lampooned while Miladi endorses thrift and a second thought as a saver.
Billy Durham rises from dismissal at an insurance firm to win the affection of Elsie Rayden. He travels to Atlantic City where Elsie feigns jealousy with Gerald Lomax, creating a romantic triangle that ends with Elsie's engagement to Lomax and Billy's swift, costly return to Madison Avenue. Mr. Rayden reveals a misunderstanding of Billy's honor, and Billy asks Elsie to reconsider.
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