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Newspaper
Columbus Daily Herald
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
4
The author urges adults to choose mild pleasant beverages as a model for today’s children, arguing that youngsters will imitate adult drink choices and form lifelong habits. The passage emphasizes responsibility in shaping healthy beverage options for the next generation.
The Columbus Herald notes a glasses mix up between editors A J Dipboye of the Columbus Herald and J N Marsh of the Morning Times. Marsh returned the glasses with a compliment after advertising them in his paper. The anecdote ends with a quip about seeing eye to eye. Justice W S Daugherty to Denver health trip. He will move with family next Tuesday and may start a Denver business if health permits. Roy Carr to run his pension agency in the meantime.
An 1880s style advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from Toledo wholesalers Weat & Truax Walding Kinnall & Marvin and claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Price listed as 7 shillings 6 pence per bottle with testimonials free.
Indiana officials announce a special Pennsylvanian Lines train from Indianapolis via Kokomo and Logansport to Detroit for the National Educational Association meeting July 8 to 12. The trip runs 11:35 p m to 8:10 p m with reclining chair cars and first class coaches. Tickets on July 6 7 and 8. Contact W W Richardson Indianapolis for details. A later note offers a reward for murder of ringneck pheasants offspring.
Real estate transfers listed include Thos M Winnedge to John T Clarkson lot 195 Spaughs addition Hope $200 and Isaac Lucas to James H Dunlap lot 6 Manions addition Columbus $350. Other transfers cover Anna B Stewart to Ozra J Butler property Columbus $1200 and more with several parcels in Columbus and surrounding areas. Also notices for Fourth of July excursion rates by Big Four and local social notes about The Ringer Studio and residents such as James Caldwell and Geo W Ross.
The St Louis Post Dispatch urges abandon coat and vest for summer wear. It argues heat and irritation shrink men and proposes shirtwaist style as proper, cool, and socially acceptable across offices stores churches and streets.
Ben Griner of Bowling Green Ky returned from Nashville Brown county to visit his children then left for Indianapolis and Greenburg to visit relatives. Misses Burns Spur geon visited Tayloraville to see Lorie Downey and family. Miss Remy went to Columbus to stay with grandparents. Rep. Bowers went to Columbus. Marion Calloway from Springfield Mo visited Mrs Elvin and the Branham sisters. Will Patrick and wife returned from the funeral of his uncle M F Patrick. Virginia Griffith returned home from Indianapolis. Mrs Will McCampbell and daughter Nettie of Middletown returned home after visiting Mrs Rachael Ann Sudeka. May Richards of Taylorsville spent yesterday here. Mrs Frank Card of Taylorsville was shopping yesterday. Mrs Floyd Knight returned from Edinburg. Emma and Lillian Volland returned after six weeks visiting Paducah and Louisville. Jeasie Mavaugh went to Seymour to visit Joseph Ackerman's family then to Indianapolis to see Mrs Clara Mills. Minnie and Sophia Lusher of Indianapolis came to visit relatives. Rev Hood came from Indianapolis last evening. Mrs Monta Blessing and Mag gie Redman Mattie Steenbarger Blanche Robison of Petersville went to Seymour for Epworth League Convention. Mrs Wm Louden and daughter of Indianapolis visiting. W T Strickland went to Seymour. Forrest Twaddell went to St Louis for railroad work then returned home. Elisabeth Kutsleb of Cincinnati visiting Mosbeugh family then returned home. Son Newkink and wife went to North Vernon.
Mokie Rosenbush known as Mokie returns from twenty three months with the 31st Indiana Volunteer in the Philippines. He looks well and plans a peaceful life while weighing a wholesale job offer in Baltimore or local work. An exhibition of his war relics is at Rosenbush & Co. store. The piece notes a Cincinnati Christian Endeavor Convention excursion offer and travel details from J P Mappen.
Pennsylvania Lines offers two low fare excursions to Chautauqua N Y with through car service from Indianapolis Richmond Dayton Cincinnati Columbus and other points Return limit thirty days First trip July 5 with return by August 6 Second trip July 26 with return by August 27 Rate from Columbus 12 45 Both include via Akron Route Tickets to San Francisco July 5 12 for Epworth League Convention See Ticket Agents Indiana Sunday School Week promotes statewide outreach and events October 21 27 featuring national and state speakers and house to house campaigns Image mentions Ohio Indiana and Washington Street tailor offers suits from 12 00 up.
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