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Newspaper
Columbia County Republican
Location
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1901
Page
1
Aunt Julia Disrupts Love Life And Weds With Books
Dot narrates how Celia’s marriage prospects and study ambitions are upended by Aunt Julia, a formidable visitor whose strong views on polygamy, education, and social manners push Celia toward a bluestocking path. Jack reluctantly plots to remove Aunt Julia, using a noisy trick that backfires, leaving Celia more determined to pursue learning while Jack negotiates limits.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Kidney and Liver Relief
Mrs. J. N. Perry of Pike Road Alabama credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing back pain sleep problems and morning fatigue by improving kidney and liver function. The ad claims the medicine relieves the back and builds up the system with both Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
J. N. Perry
H. 5
Copeland
Pike Road
Ala
Plain black gown stirs ballroom intrigue at Lady Elliston ball
A guest notices a strong likeness between Celia and a plain woman in black, stirring jealousy and gossip at the Institute of Water Colors ball. Celia adopts a dramatic mood while Dot and Jack plan to manage the situation, and Aunt Julia remains a comic, overlooked figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia
Mr. Leonard
Jack
Dot
Annie
Cella
Julia
Chicago Tribune
Ohio law first in force for parents who fail child support
A Columbus case reports the first conviction under Ohio’s new penalty for nonpayment of child support. A father named Baby separated from his wife and failed to pay for the child’s care at a state home. He was sentenced to one year in prison after prior admonitions and changes to replace a workhouse sentence with penitentiary time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
General Assembly
Antipathies of Dogs
Odd dog aversions are noted in two cases. A pug in an uptown home barks and flees when a bag of charcoal blocks a doorway, though it will not touch the bag. A Gordon setter fears a bicycle pump, scurrying and barking yet never touching it, with the sight of the pump calming him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Gordon
Form Job Printing and Specialty at This Unit
A brief notice highlights form job printing and specialty services offered by the unit. It notes printing options and project capabilities for local businesses and individuals seeking custom forms and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thig Uty Ete
New York Fashions Sparsely Change with Old Silhouettes
A fashion note outlines that evening gowns reuse last season’s flaring skirts and blouses with varied ruffles. It highlights fabrics priced from 15 to 50 cents a yard, silk and net options, and stylish coiffures like the Pompadour. It also notes accessory ideas such as sashes, velvet ribbons, and decorative flowers for a coordinated winter look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Lee
Murray & Lanman
Katy Steinhardt
Carrie Bromson
Crows Consume Terrapin Eggs in Marsh Nesting Season
The article explains crows as a major predator of terrapin and diamond back turtle eggs. Crows guard nests as turtles lay white oblong eggs in sandy uplands and cover nests with sand. The crow uses claws to break eggs, ending the feast, and is described as the greatest enemy to diamond backs and other terrapins.
Dream Balm Restores Hearing and Speech
L G Brown of Granger Ohio testifies that after two years using Dream Balm for catarrh his hearing is fully restored and his speech is clear. He, a local teacher, endorses the trial size and mailing offer from Ely Bros New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exry Bros
L. G. Brown
Granger
ELY Bros
Warren
N.Y
Berlin to Light Gas Lamps by Automatic Electric Ignition
An arrangement enables Berlin street lamps to be lit automatically and simultaneously by an electric attachment. The central station switches on the current and a spark ignites the gas through a special apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
When a man with a scheme seeks endorsement
A historical remark notes that backing a person’s plan is fine but endorsing the accompanying paper is incorrect, highlighting a distinction between support for an idea and support for its publication.
Royal Bar'ng Powder Co. announces location in New York
Royal Barn Powder Co located at 100 William Street in New York announces its presence with address details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Pethis & CO
Gos Buy
Ees
Duane Street
New York
Royal Bar'ng Powder CO
William ST
Lions of Venice deciphered inscription on ancient guardian lions
A Danish scholar deciphers an eleventh century Norman inscription on one of Venice’s ancient stone lions. The runes recall Harold the Long and his 11th century Mediterranean campaign. Chronicles tie Harold to Byzantine events and later battles in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Vienna
Baltimore Sun
Piraeus
Francesco Morosini
Hakon
Alf
Asmund
Arm
Harold the Long
Dark
Egil
Ragner
Moesia
Armenia
Asgir
Thoreleif
Thor
Joar
Mediterranean Sea
Michael IV
Constantinople
Theodora
Zoe
Viking
Stamford Bridge
Hastings
England
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Popular with Veterans
Soldiers from the last war praised Bucklen's Arnica Salve for scratches bruises cuts wounds corns sore feet and stiff joints. It also treats burns scalds boils ulcers eruptions and piles sold for 5c at C A Kleim and J H Mercer drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Kleim
J. H. Mercer
Christmas Giving And The Exchange System
Ada C. Sweet argues at Christmas to limit gifts to family and close friends, shifting away from the exchange system. She suggests giving to acquaintant children and saving thoughtful, informal gifts for birthday anniversaries to avoid reciprocity pressures and preserve the season’s spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada C. Sweet
Womans Home Companion
Mexican miser's tattooed will admitted to probate
A Mexican miser who died had his last will tattooed on his body with red pigment to save ink and paper. His heirs obtained a court order to make a copy of the tattooed will, which was given full probate effect, while the original was filed for reference. Four witnesses attested the copy before probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreche
Rider Haggard
A Million Voices Thankful for Dr. King's Cure
Homer Hall of West Point Iowa credits Dr King's New Discovery for curing a severe lung cough thought to be consumption. He writes he weighed 227 pounds after treatment and endorses the medicine as guaranteed for coughs lung troubles. Trial bottles free at O A Kleim and J H Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hall
West Point
Iowa
Dr. King
O. A. Kleim
J. H. Mercer
Preservation of Native Birds and Animals
The piece argues against introducing foreign species such as Mongolian pheasants and urges protecting native fauna. It cites the gray squirrel and songbirds as at risk, urges preserves funded by modest costs, and calls for enforcement of game laws to restore indigenous wildlife to historic habitats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
New England
New York
Doan Family History Woman Votes at 105 in Ohio
Mrs Deborah Doan King of Zanesville Ohio celebrated her 105th birthday and became the last survivor of the seventh Doan generation in America. The record recalls John Doan emigrant to Plymouth in 1630 and notes her long life including voting since age 103 after a 12 mile sled trip to the local school district polling place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Doan King
Zanesville, O
America
John Doan
England
Plymouth Colony
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A. Z. Schoch
Pres
the Republican
Li Peat Se
Os A As
Din Ieee
Aes Se
Reol
Reesee
John G. Freeze, Jecame & Harman
John G. Harman
Bloomsburg
W. Day
First Bee Bank
Is J. Brown, M. D
Ouis
E. Geyer
Market Street
Attorney-At-Law & Notary Public
Catawissa
H. Maize
Lockard
Uiding
W. Willits
Dentler’s Building
Sorne
6Th Avenue
H. Welliver
Exchange Livers
Exchange Hotel
C W. Mille
Wirt Building
FE. Waller
Attorney-At-Law
First National Bank
WM. Reber
First and
Market Streets
Q B. Arment, M. D
W. Fifth Street
Penna
R R. Zarr
Clark’s
W. A. Evert
Wirt’s
Alexander Bros. & Co
M’ Killip
Columbian
J Mate
Lothard’s
N. U. Funk
F. W. Bedeker
St-set
Bloomsburgy, Pa
Sia
John, M.D
Bloomsburg, PA
West Main Street
IsLss
W. Raw
University of Penn
FredEerick Peeso
Ornssse
Penne Crown Bridge
W. Dental Office
H. J. Olarks
Main and
Center Streets
Penn
I M. J. Hess
Loekards
J. T. Hoox
Fetter
Court House
de M. Clark
A . L. Fritz
Sade Tt
Vannatta
General Insurance
C. F. Pant
Tron St
Daniels & CO
Wall Steet
N. Y
Express Co.s
U. S
Canada
Beagle Studio
IE Beale Studi
Centre Streets
Herrick
W. L. Douglas
W. J. Moore
Bloomsburg, Penn
Parker
NEISH
Aunt Julia
Whateley
Bradshaw
William Shakespears
Auntie
Dr. Humphreys
Humphreys
Tof Price
Sr Poe
Coppywrights &c
Munn
Scientific American
Eee
Munn & Go
Cnar
F St
Washington, D
South Bend, & Oliver Plows
Wiard
Syracuse
Oliver and
South Bend
Runyon’s Hardware Store
M.P Lutz & Son
Freas Brown
Insurance and Real Estate, Agents & Brokers
N. W. Corner
Main & Center Streets
William J. Heffron
Centralia
Wm. J. Heffron
Baro
Col. Co
Register
Columbia County
Sam Daunion
Ulluuldip UuoUs
B.J. Flynn
Atty
John Heffron
R. Centralia
Greene Consolidated
Queen of Arizona
Chas. W. Ray &Co
S. F. Peacock
Qamne
Republican
WEW York Fashions
Royal Baking Powder
the Lions OF Venice
Butler
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
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