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Newspaper
Columbus Daily Herald
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
2
A 1901 Columbus Indiana column edits McKinley Cuba policy and Indianapolis mayoral prospects. Ex-Gov. Busayen and Ex-Gov. Charlie Foster figures appear amid party reform talk. The piece lauds The Heraty newspaper, praising Columbus city government and public improvements. It notes K P changes favoring a new Major General selection method.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease swollen nervous feet and make tight shoes comfortable. It promises relief from chilblains, swelling, sweating, blisters, corns and bunions, with a trial package free and availability from druggists and shoe dealers.
Readily available by Carpeta rugs lace curtains windows shades draperies and dress goods. Includes trimmings shirt wares ladies tailor made suits walking skirts wrappers muslin underwear hosiery belts and related items. First-class up-to-date merchandise offered at the lowest price consistent with good quality.
The text reveals a pledge by high Republicans to oust Pension Commissioner H. Clay Evans if McKinley won reelection, aiming to win old soldiers support. The Pension Department is now worried as the matter goes public. General Cailles of the Philippine forces surrendered to U.S. forces. The Madison Courier backs Jim Watson for Indiana Governor in 1904, praising his oratory, while noting Durbin’s continued absence.
Senator Hanna received endorsements for himself and Foraker in the state platform and secured support for the chip subsidy issue. He is portrayed as able to command favorable treatment at Republican conventions.
A fragment argues most Ohio ex governors live in New York City while addressing women’s life span and suffering. It claims ten years out of thirty for womanhood ends, then asserts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription restores regularity, relieves female weakness, and promotes permanent health for women.
A buckboard party is given this evening for Misa Belva McBride of Rushville by Glenn Schwing Seymour Roy MacCoy John Mahoney Irwin Smith and George Mahoney. The accompanying young ladies include Missea Elva Jesse Reeves Belva McBride Alta and Hazel Reeves. The party travels to Edinburg.
The wedding of Miss Mayme Catherine Philipp and Henry J. Hilger took place at St Bartholomew's Church on Sycamore Street with music by Miss Anna Coup and the choir. A reception at Mrs Rose Philipp's home followed, with plans for the couple to reside at 1023 North Sycamore Street after a Buffalo wedding trip.
A brief dialogue shows Spinkers pressuring Spudds about an unpaid bill. Spudds notes repeated calls and asks about prospects. Spinkers boasts of a rich uncle and heir status, joking about a quick ten cent purchase for rat poison as a morale line.
Two women consider social strategy as they plan at home teas and receptions to invite friends and avoid enemies per the Philadelphia Press.
A trimmed historical line notes a boy at a window creating more than one method to harm a cat, reflecting colorful phrasing from the journal.
The modern poet declares in verse that he seeks money over fame or pomp, hustling for the dough rather than idealized rewards, as noted in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
A cheerful exchange from a newspaper page notes the pastor’s steady spirituality and a thriving church program. It mentions ice cream socials drawing strong attendance and a rummage sale raising nearly 375 dollars for the organ fund.
A terse exchange at a bank leaves the sense that the institution faces a cash shortfall as the director quips that the staff are ahead in the game, implying a wider financial pressure beyond a single employee shortage.
Advertisement asks if readers feel tired dizzy or unwell and promises a free Sevens package from Fern Bank Chemical Co of Fern Bank Ohio. It directs sending an address to obtain the sample and notes sale by Q J Noblitt.
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