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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
2
An advertisement proclaims Croxone a universal cure for urinary and rheumatic troubles. It claims deep kidney penetration to dissolve uric acid and cleanse poisons, promising universal effectiveness regardless of age or duration of illness, with a money back guarantee if it fails.
A sermon urges personal victory in the inner battlefield. Go to church next Sunday to join the GO TO CHURCH movement sweeping onward and to see neighbors as wards against temptation. Church allies help armor the self against gossip envy and lust.
The committee reports a surplus from basket collections totaling 27.74 dollars with expenditures of 13.78 dollars across three churches and an average net surplus of 4.65 dollars. Ora Sutton and John Sandy attended the Telephone Convention in Indianapolis yesterday.
Mr and Mrs Wm Lucas and their son were in Indianapolis yesterday visiting local sights and attending events, according to local society notices.
Rev Noman McClaine, accompanied by his parents, visited Harrison Street Christian Church in Kokomo on Tuesday to seek work. A contract was signed and he will move immediately, marking what is described as the best appointment in his career.
Victoria Australia offers government land railways free schools cheap irrigation and 31 years to pay for farmholds suitable for alfalfa corn grains fruit with climates like California. An excursion is arranged by T C Colby via Roy Alles Advance Indiana. Free information literature from F T A Fricke, Government Representative Victoria 687 Market St San Francisco Box 116.
A Lebanon taxi driven by De Lou Burk overturned at 8 am in front of Charles Martin’s home four miles southeast of Lebanon after the machine skidded and wheel locks. Burk had bruises while three school teachers Nealia Jackson Harriet Waldron and Lila O’Haver suffered slight injuries as the vehicle carried them to their schools at 15 to 20 mph.
Rev Speer led three services at New Ross M E Church to welcome new members following the Reed revival. Rev Kuhn preached at the Christian Church over Sunday with forty two additions. Rev Dale began a Providence meeting set to continue through Sunday.
James Brown and family along with Mrs. and Mr. James Graham Eli Brown Lawson Brown and Sylvan Yager attended the wedding of Nora Brown to Roy Newby of Westfield at the bride’s parents home near Whitestown Tuesday night. About 75 guests were present. The bride and her parents formerly lived near Advance and will reside with the bride’s parents.
The note lists the Advance Indiana weekly newspaper as a second class mail matter since March 3 1911 with pricing for subscriptions one year six months and three months and single copies. Advertising rates include display per inch locals per line and additional charges for obituaries cards and resolutions. It also notes memberships in the Advance Commercial Club and Indiana Associated Weeklies.
Mrs. Glen Bratton was cut above the forehead while driving stray horses from her yard. A barbed wire fence entangled a horse and a wire end struck her, requiring seven stitches. She attended a sale the next day.
The Leander Hill igoss and daughters Ruth and Agnes fall ill with typhoid in Dover. Doctors lose hope as three trained nurses stay at bedside to save them. Water tested shows only lime, disease source unknown. Ruth dies at midnight. she was to marry next month. fiancé stays by her side.
Mrs Blanche Gough of Hammond and W L Lasley and wife of Russellville are visiting here.
The Princess Stock Company owned by Stevens and Eichman of Lebanon performs for a week. A packed tent drew crowds Monday night with enthusiastic audience reaction. Tuesday and Wednesday shows were rained out. A full house is expected tonight if the weather permits.
Wanted to pasture 30 head of steers for 60 days. Call 12875 on Advance. For sale a single buggy in good condition and a set of single harness. Inquire Rev. R. Ashby.
Industrial leaders speak directly to readers about railroad public relations and fairness. E P Ripley of Santa Fe argues that public sentiment is not yet reflected in results and that state railroad commissions act as advocates for railroads or deny justice to the public. The piece contends railroads deserve equal justice and that continued service at current costs is unsustainable without reform.
Federal Commissioner F C Howe argues free ports boost shipping and finance, tying growth to port clearance of wealth. He cites Germany and Hamburg, predicts shifts in world credit to the United States, and notes the need for reciprocity and using ports to move goods and wealth.
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