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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1897
Page
3
A New York City letter from 1897 testifies to Paine's celery compound easing nervous prostration and sleeplessness. The writer recounts recovery after three bottles, praising improved memory, flesh gain, and blood health across the body.
A crowded Star Watch Contest features many named participants listed as entries and observers. The piece mixes prize details and endorsements with ad style copy on a tonic, then shifts to a New York Times quote about cold baths and bathing routines.
The Sentinel, Indiana’s leading newspaper, pledges abundant coverage of McKinley’s cabinet, administration, and state government. It touts wide circulation, rapid state dispatches, and foreign news, urging readers to subscribe for a full year of timely reports.
The Pacific Commercial Advertiser reports a peculiar three inch fish captured near harbor waters. It lacks gills and bears jointed arm like structures with claws. When alive it walked on the jar bottom and fought with fins and a knifelike nose appendage.
In Jeffersonville Indiana a mayor defends a town’s stance on railroad tracks while admitting a secret motive to spur action if needed. The Washington Star notes a cautious approach to avoiding winter disruption and ensuring progress. Also reported are Hannah Martin of Jeffersonville declared insane after bereavement and Charles Leavell’s guilty plea for forging a check in Knightstown.
Excursion tickets to Florida and other Southern Resorts are now on sale via the Southern Railway from Louisville and Cincinnati in connection with the Queen & Crescent Route Best Routes and sched Asst Gen t Pass Agt.
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