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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1898
Page
4
Mrs. Morgan J. Willard of New York lectures on women health as the greatest trouble, praising a Warner’s Sas Cure as a proven relief. She argues modern science offers a path to happiness and urges care and scientific remedies to end female suffering.
A Texas account relays a night stampede in 1876 near McGregor where 15 000 cattle and 25 cowboys fled after a July storm. A Mexican cowboy’s reckless revolver play and the Wilsons’ improvised defense saved the herd, leaving 2700 cattle missing and 2700 horns collected. the site became Stampede Gully.
A reflective passage compares thoughts to seeds blown from a parent plant that travel without language. They require a medium to reach minds, take root, and sprout related ideas in those receptive, influential minds. The text begins a larger exposition on how ideas propagate.
Announcement states W. H. Sharp of Jackson Michigan joins Arnold & Co to oversee watchmaking and jewelry repair in the future. The firm offers fine and complicated work, reasonable prices, warranted execution, and satisfaction guaranteed with calls welcomed.
A letter to Dr Hartman from Abe Miller of Stilesville Indiana praises Peru-Na for curing systemic catarrh with ten bottles easing weight from 134 to 161 pounds. He claims success after seven doctors failed and notes neighbor also gained four pounds after three bottles. Also ad for coal and wood fuel.
A celebrated London cook, earning over £2000 yearly, travels in his brougham to affluent hosts, tastes soups and sauces, suggests adjustments, pockets a five guinea fee, and moves to the next dinner. Also noted are a Masarwa bushman gathering bulbs for food, a South African hunter’s lifestyle, and a Harper’s Magazine Forte on puppets tracing religious ties.
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