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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1898
Page
3
The Big Four announces one fare round trips for travel between New Orleans and Mobile. Tickets go on sale February 14 through February 22 and return validity extends to March 19, 1898. Tickets must read via the Big Four Route.
James Payn recounts climbing Helvellyn from Thirlmere to view sunrise. A night ascent led by a guide prompts the quip about sunset being equally beautiful. He links it to an undergraduate excuse about morning chapel, cheekily citing inconvenient hours.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet features a musician jokingly inviting a friend to meet in the key of G. The friend asks for the time and the musician quips Al L sharp as he steps into the night alone.
Lord Kelvin argues the earth could be white hot 2060 feet below or as cold as ice 50 feet below without altering today’s climate. He attributes the intense heat of an earlier era to greater solar heat.
Train schedule covers northward routes between Columbus and Cambridge City with stopping points including Seymour Jeffersonville Franklin Indianapolis and Chicago via Pullman sleeping cars on Nos 10 8 18 19. Time entries AM PM and notes on dining and fare options provided by L. Loree and J. Keats agents.
The notice lists train times for the Big Four line with west and east directions including stations such as Cinti Ar Greensburg Burney's Hartsville X ing Hope Miller's Lambert's and Columbus. It notes trains run daily except Sunday and provides morning and evening arrival times.
Bicycle dealers announce the season with the largest stock in Southern Indiana and aggressive pricing. They urge customers to view the line before buying and promise full warranties and competitive prices.
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