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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1906
Page
2
The Advance Hustler in Advance Indiana notes its publisher D Sullivan and its second class post office entry. It lists a subscription rate of 50 percent per year.
The Lebanon Reporter notes a need for padded cells in jails as the Insane Hospital Commission seeks admission for inmates to Indianapolis facilities. W P Ross, awaiting transfer, has already injured himself. the piece argues most area jails lack proper restraints and Boone County should follow suit.
The piece urges consistent effort as the true path to success in a prize contest with a cash award and a forthcoming fountain pen prize. It invites students to report news, write it up, and study poems to grasp deeper meaning beyond catchy lines.
The speaker explores love as an undefinable force beyond explanation. Even with vivid description, the core of real love remains larger than words, echoing a universal sense of mystery in nature and in beauty.
Harve Sheets attended inban on Saturday. Chas Robbins from near Maysville visited Frank Heady Sunday. John Forks and wife with Clay Lewis and wife dined with Otis Spohr and wife Sunday. Jim Brown and family visited William Peffley and wife Sunday. Effie Wilett visited Mayme Sheets Sunday. Grace Hurt returned home. Dennis Willett and Chas Jones cut tobacco. Farmers finished sowing wheat. Ira Wright and wife visited Clate Peady Monday.
Local calendar notes a Sunday morning and evening meeting at the Baptist church. Community members including the Shankland family and various neighbors are recorded in a sequence of visits and gatherings across the area with several households hosting or attending events Sunday and during the prior week.
A historical note highlights lung strength in animals and cites a testimonial from Mrs. Ora A. Stephens of Port Williams Ohio praising Dr Kings New Discovery for a two year cough and suspected consumption. The drug is sold by Joseph Brothers druggist at 50 cents to 1.00 with a free trial bottle offered.
The article records a church notice from Mt Zion with preaching on the first and third Sundays each month. It notes 79 in Sunday school attendance, a birthday offering of 3 cents by Myrtin Logan, a successful public missionary meeting, and a SS convention program to be prepared by the Juniors.
Sunday Sept 14 observed as rally day with full attendance of about one hundred scholars. Brother AN Lewis presented church trustees with a deed for adjacent property to be used as a parsonage. The Crawfordsville Journal praised Rev Oakel Hall for returning to lead the Advance and New Ross M E churches after resigning to focus on studies at Wabash College.
A roll call meeting is scheduled for October 8 at Advance Lodge Knights of Pythias. Air members are asked to attend or send a letter of excuse. E S Exaxsex CC.
An ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick pleasant cure for headache and constipation. The guarantee is 25 cents at Joseph Bros. The note mentions Fred L Harris of Winnipeg Canada advertising for information about Canada West and recommends readers mention the paper when replying.
Maggie Hickox of Midland claims her two year old recovered from a severe bowel complaint using Chamberlains Colle Cholera and Diarrhage Remedy. She urges reliance on the printed directions as cure is sure. Sold by Jonts Brothers.
The regular CG WB M meeting is set at the home of sister Allie Yager in October. All church ladies are invited. Program includes song prayer scripture reading by Ellen Yager Tida Frazier offering Hettie McClaine subject Once Auxiliaries discussed by members led by Mrs Laura Riner. Closing circle prayer. Cough care ad touts nature aiding medicine to ease colds and pneumonia risk with prices 25 cents and 50 cents, sold by Joseph Brothers.
An old newspaper fragment touts Bucklens Amica Salve as a cure for cuts and burns. It includes a testimonial from G J Welch of Tekonsha Michigan and claims 25 cents at Josephs drug store.
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