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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1898
Page
3
Thomas Brown Seeks Painting and Paper Hanging Work
Local notice from Thomas Brown announces candidacy for painting and paper hanging services. Readers are asked to leave orders at paper stores for potential commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brown
Women in business and a heroic terrier in news items
A widow opens a Miss Boyd barber shop to attract male customers with the unmarried sign. A fox terrier named Gyp saves workers by retrieving unexploded dynamite from a kennel after a blast near West Rye. Club scenes reveal women’s role in country and city athletic and social life, with outdated ads for tobacco habit care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
St. Louis Republic
Gry
Martin Berry
North Street
West Rye
Gyp
New York Journal
Biola Pills Promoted As Brain Nerve Health Aid
An advertisement touts Biola Pills as feeding nerves and boosting the mind and body for men and women. It cites J. E. Buckey of the National Hotel in Washington testifying he recovered from near breakdown after using the product, and mentions Columbus agents Hauser & Parker and Turners of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIOLA
Columbus
Hauser & Parker
Incomplete Manuscript Notes Spark Cleaning Effort
Scattered fragments mentioning Twem with caseinets and money prompt editors to seek confirmation. Researchers catalog stray lines as they reconstruct the page.
Padding the Hips Fashion Tip from Boston Globe Paris Cor
The author discusses the then fashionable hip padding trend, noting its wide adoption and comparing it to back bustles. Tips include using featherbone pads sewn into dresses, securing them to the belt, and preferring combined hip and bustle styles for a natural look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Boston Globe
Embroidered sleeves and draped waist in summer princess gowns
Fashion notes from Harper's Bazar describe gowns with sleeves in embroidery or trim materials, a white cloth princess gown with soutache embroidery, a mousseline de soie drape, and versatile neckpieces. Theater blouses in Paris feature square decollete necklines with pearl or jet garlands and decorative collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Harper’s Bazar
Fool fool come to school game for children
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune describes a guessing game for kids where a chosen “fool” asks players to pick a fruit flower or object. The fool tries to identify the person representing the demanded item from faces, winning if correct and exiting with a chorus if wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Four Thousand Dollars For a Boy In Parents’ Care
A Chicago Advance excerpt contrasts city and country costs to raise a boy, estimating at least 100 yearly dollars for food clothes books and medicals, plus hidden costs of bad behavior. It ponders parental investment and the duty of boys to become good citizens rather than burdens. Henrietta Scholder from New York is praised as a child prodigy who learned from her father and later impressed the cellist Karl Grienauer in private rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henrietta Scholder
New York City
Henrietta
William C. Rebin
Karl Grienauer
Woman’s Journal
Local Businesses Advertised In Early Postcard Sycamore St
A collage of shop listings highlights multiple vendors on Sycamore Street offering candy coffee staple groceries fresh produce fruits cigars tobacco flour coal wood and lime services from blacksmiths and horse shoers. The ad praises best prices and full value with contact callbacks and store locations.
Local merchants advertise sales and services on Washington Street
Businesses including F Donner watches, Carman boarding, Hughes groceries, Moore Shoe Company sale, Wayland Wells groceries, and Rosenbush Clothiers promote stock updates. Advertisers tout low prices, delivery, and quality goods from dairies, seeds, hardware, footwear, and general groceries.
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Isabel Mand
Algernon Alfred
Bareh Elise
Seraphina
Bho
Angelica
Lilly
Byas Sry
Em Rand
Yoyatan
Candy Kitoren
Mamitadtarehofsa
E.C. Becht
F.M. Watt
Sive
Third Street
John M. Newcomb
Litcle Son Street
Jos Stobo
Stob
Henny Meter
Henry
Meir
Bruning
Vonstrohe
Baltimore
Sycamore St
F. Donner
Washington St
Nina
Will R. Carman
6Th St
Het
Franklin and Mechane
John Hughes
L. A. Moore Shoe Company
Wayland & Wells
Bell
Harrison
A. J. Haremany
Franklin Street
Égetzt Jno
T. Bakenk
Ecangeragkers
George’s Gravity
2Nd-Street
Waddington
Fred Volland
Hb.t. Burnett
Milcé Wrettly
Rosenbush
T. G
Fremont
Davis
Franklin St
Chas. Danforth
Mars
H.pied
SA Hughes
Cox
Branklin
Wi Ton’s
Ath and Meghan Sts
Cintr Firth
Jackson Street
Washington Street
Bonhams Crystal
Fifth Street
Telephone
Pittsburg
Columbus Fuel & Ice Co
Wash
Lambert
Orumyp's
G. W. Cooper, C
B. Cooper
Cooper
First National Hank Building
Romanza Rexnoy
Dofmestic
Boa Eligsat
Nary
rCinti
Freensbur, H.& Gs
Ewington Burney
B. Lambert
Columbu Anly Excey
Norton
Attorney At-Law
Aflice Oyer Rist
Bant
W.€. Roland, M. D
OFICE
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Citizens ‘Phone
Eighth
Chestnut Streets
Funkhouser
Jowest
Noblitt
Washigton
Hyt
DCA
Eewie Greck
Shelbyville
Mantis
Rusnville
Falmouth
Sean Rch
Prinor- Garé
Louisville
Loree
Aiggar
Pennsylvania
Miller Nage
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