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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
6
An advertisement asserts heart weakness stems from nerves and muscles and that Lord Slics Heart Cure or Dr Miles Heart Cure restores strength. It promises improved circulation and reduces symptoms like palpitations and smothering spells, with a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
The yacht Manervia lies at anchor with no crew aboard after four men vanish aboard a reconnoitering boat. Four girls, including the captain of the battery and two seniors, fail to answer roll call. Governor urges caution as harbor guards are hired.
A reflection on how people search far and wide for peace and happiness, only to discover it lies close by. Philip Brooks and J. R. Miller are quoted about the folly of chasing distant treasures while contentment sits at hand.
Grand jury returns indictments against Lebaton saloon keepers for selling liquor without a license. Bert Miller and Ora Dye were arrested, Miller accused of selling liquor on August 30 1907 without a license. Bonds set at 200 dollars each with Frances Jong and Ingram Dye as sureties.
A physician claims a decade of trial with apples helping F40 to F50 drunkards. He says eating three or more apples daily curbs the craving and that reducing smoking aids the cure. He cites a Philadelphia Bulletin note of a wife who kept apples on the table to secretly help her husband stop drinking.
The report shows last Sunday attendance 31, chapters 127, collection 29 cents. There will be preaching next Sunday at 7 o'clock by Rev. C. O. Sherrill.
The report notes last Sunday attendance 88 with collections of 2.01 dollars and a birthday offering of 20 cents for Orval Taylor. Bro. Martin preached to good audiences Saturday night Sunday and Sunday evening and has one more appointment. Next Sunday the township Sunday school convention will be held at Hazelrigg.
Attendance reached fifty two with seventy eight collected and chapter seven leading in points with eighty one. September Missionary meeting scheduled for tomorrow afternoon with many from here attending Union Sunday night services. Will Lucas led singing. Rev C A Brown visited Rev Robert Harris in Dakota, noting progress of missionary work.
The report lists attendance of 13 with a collection of 71 cents and notes four observers of the birthday offering Lawrence White Ada Smith lie Bertha Butler and Gabe Jones. No services on the second Sunday due to Rev Johnson leading meetings in Oklahoma. Willing Workers meeting date moved from first Thursday to second Saturday monthly. Ladies Aid Rally Day planned for October meeting with all members urged to attend.
Attendance at Sunday School last Sunday was 47 with 53 in collection and 133 chapters read. A league meeting featured Bro Hall. Next Sunday at 6 45 pm the subject Liberal Giving. Jennie Smith leads. W M Brooks to preach both services. Ladies Auxiliary meets October 22 on the first Thursday. Juniors join the league second Sunday evening for a joint meeting. Parents urged to send children.
Waynetown Dispatch notes Linden the capitol of Madison township has two railroads but no station, two churches with no preachers, a hotel with no hotel, and two saloons with no saloons. The town seeks preachers, a hotelier, a railway station, and rejects saloons, mirroring many small towns.
A hopeful note urges resilience as phrases “Cheer up” repeat amid a message about positivity. The fragment implies encouragement in trying times. No clear event or identifiable entities are present.
A Methodist Protestant urging readers to stop dwelling on personal sorrows and envy. He argues life is a ragged road but warns against selfishness and whining. The piece advises seeking nature and maintaining perspective by noting others’ tougher circumstances.
An advertisement touts DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills as remedies for backache and weak kidneys with bladder inflammation. A week’s treatment costs 25 cents, sold by Joseph Bros.
Two college girls debate their sisters' manners. One praises virtue while the other mocks it, and a week later each asks her sister to run a book errand. The tale questions who influences the girls’ behavior and manners.
An ad notes DeWitts Early Risers as safe pills and promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup from Joseph Bros. as a non opioid, gentle remedy to expel colds through the bowels, avoiding constipation common with opiate cough syrups.
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