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Newspaper

Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1912

Page

4

Mace Citizens Protest Alleged Horse Cruelty Case

Crawfordsville Journal reports prosecutor Ira Clouser was called to Mace to investigate Henry McCullough of near New Ross over alleged cruel mistreatment of a worn out horse on a Crawfordsville to home route. Citizens claim the animal was beaten when it could not go faster. the horse was unharnessed and left in Mace overnight. Prosecution likely.

Crawfordsville Journal Ira Clouser Mace Henry McCallough Near New Ross McCallough Clouser

Golladay School House and Local Visits Reported

Local notes recount visits by Evers Threlkeld and families, Mary Myers near Advance, Jessie Garner aiding Harry James, and multiple gatherings in Advance and Indianapolis area. Also includes a long editorial urging parental home influence for good citizenship and warnings about political corruption.

Community Notes Include Visits and Local Socials

Mumps and measles are mentioned in the vicinity. W A Nay and family spent Sunday with Oga and wife of Dover. Mrs Louisa McMullen visited relatives in Lebanon. Groover Sherrill and wife of Lebanon with Harve Runion and daughter visited H Z Sherrill and wife. Hazel Lasley and daughter Hazel with Ida E Mack of St Louis spent Thursday with John Bowen and family. Vernal White of Hillisburg visits uncle L N Sandlin and wife. Ice cream supper last Saturday night drew a large crowd. Rev Mrs Perry Hedge of Oregon spent Saturday night with George Lasley and family. Mrs John oran and son of Thorntown stayed Saturday night and Sunday with sister Mrs Della Bennington and family.

W. A. Nay Oga Dover Louisa McMullen Lebanon Groover Sherrill Harve Runion H. Z. Sherrill Hazel Lasley Hazel Ida E. Mack St. Louis, Mo John Bowen Pleasant View Perry Hedge Oregon George Lasley John “Oran Thorntown Della Bennington

Piles Cured at Home By New Absorption Method

If you suffer from bleeding itching or protruding Piles, send your name for details on a home absorption treatment and receive some free trial samples with local references if requested. Immediate relief and permanent care assured. Write to Mrs. M. Summers Box P Notre Dame Ind.

M. Summers Box P Notre Dame Ind

Great Nations and Home Life Shaping Public Destiny

The piece argues national fate hinges on American households and social life rather than party debates. It insists home influences determine enduring outcomes beyond ballot questions and calls readers to consider domestic roots of national destiny.

Council of the

Jamestown Merchants Form Civic Improvement Club

Local businessmen in Jamestown establish a commercial club led by P. B. Smith as president, George Shaw as treasurer, and A. L. Houk as secretary. By-laws set Mon night meetings for three months to improve street and alley conditions and strengthen trader relations. First tasks focus on street improvement.

Jamestown P.B. Smith George Shaw A.L. Houk

Free Speech and Neighborly Tolerance in a Free Nation

The piece urges calm rational debate in politics and respect for opposing views in a free country. It contrasts steadfast voters with neighbors recounting local legends about O Donoghue and his castle, noting traditions and hospitality while guarding against violence or coercion.

Scenic Panorama of Killarney’s Lakes and Ruins

A rich description of Killarney Ireland highlighting its mountain lake and moor vistas. It notes Ross Castle near Innisfallen, the 14th century keep, Muckross Abbey founded in 1448, and the old church ruins with a stone cloister. Local boatmen share legends including Devil’s Punch Bowl lore and Mangerton mountain. The piece emphasizes the valley’s climate and healthful surroundings as a memorable travel experience.

Innisfallen Ross Castle Killarnex O'Donoghue Muckross McCarthy Killarney Mangerton Mountain Baron Munchausen Boston

Weather-Etched Stone Memorial in Topsfield Utah Honors Mormon Ancestors

Weather-beaten red sandstone monument in Topsfield Grove cemetery erected in 1873 by George A. Smith and descendants of Salt Lake City to honor Joseph Smiths ancestors. It notes Samuel Smith born 1714 died 1785, and recounts Asahel Smith and Joseph Smiths moves and roles within early Mormon history.

Topsfield Joseph Smith Topfield Utah Grove George A. Smith Salt Lake City Carthage Ill Samuel Smith Asa Hel Smith Asahel Smith Tunbridge, Vt Joseph Smiths Nauvoo Hyrum Smith Smith

It Often Happens Chronicle Quote About a Millionaire

A witty exchange describes a man who says his fiancée left after he treated her lavishly during engagement. She declares she would be unhappy with anyone but a millionaire, which he is not. The remark highlights social expectations and romance themes with a sharp edge.

Cat forecasts weather in Driggsvale store

In Driggsvale Colorado M C Tischbirek reports his cat acts as a weather predictor. After a sharp night temperature drop the cat lay before a fireless stove and the store keeper says warmth will return only when the cat sits on the sill by the cool breezy window.

Driggsvale Colo M. C. Tischbirek Tischbirek

Berry Fumes Dangerous On Long Strawberry Voyages

A British report warns that large quantities of strawberries emit fumes as strong as alcoholic liqueur. Plymouth steamers carrying berry supplies have had requests refused as crews must stay on deck most of the voyage and passengers would face health risks.

Paris Brittany Plymouth Plougastel

Parboiled Man Becker Dies After Long Suffering

Z. T. Becker of Pottsville Pa. endured 20 years of severe injuries from a steam radiator explosion that parboiled his flesh. He survived largely on willpower until the pain and wounds led to his death. The item notes his continued resilience and the town's view of his character.

Pottsville Z. T. Becker Becker

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