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Newspaper

Columbus Evening Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1898

Page

2

Paine's celery compound urged by W C T U advocates

Mrs. Jancis E Williard attends the world convention and cites better health for women as urgent, touting Paine's celery compound as a blood maker. Letters from users like Mrs E A Ward of Mason City attest renewed strength after four bottles, with improved cough and vitality. The cure is described as rebuilding red blood cells and improving digestion, nerves, and energy across feeble, run-down individuals.

Paine

Judge rules against new trial for Coryell in Banks murder

The court denied a new trial for Frank Coryell who faces a life sentence for the murder of Ellen Banks after the judge overruled the motion. Andrew YV Reekin and Ella McNealy wed in County Clerk Werner's office with Esquire Stader performing the ceremony.

Coryell Ellen Banks Nealy Esquire Stader Werner

Clergyman’s costly wedding service lesson from honest humor

A Cleveland minister relates a tale of agreeing to wed a couple despite being away that day. After traveling 200 miles, paying 98.50 for travel, he performed the ceremony and received only 8.60 in return. He jokes he would later hope to be paid better next time.

Cleveland Sid Cleveland Leader

The Early Londor Omnibus Evolution

The article recalls early London omnibuses as new, narrow vehicles with no roof seats and a rear door to secure riders until fares were paid. A conductor perched behind a leather loop collected sixpence for any distance. Buses operated with little regulation, rushing to fill seats or idling to meet passenger counts, each licensed to a specific route with taxes and mileage duties based on capacity.

London Esch Omnibus

Mean Dog Story Sparks Hair on End in New York Times

A small boy in an out of town school writes a composition about a dog. The mean schoolmaster, unpopular and stern, is described as the dog in the tale. When the boy finishes with the line that the dog’s hair stood on end, the class trembles with a mix of delight and fear.

New York Times

Free Home Treatment and Political Convention Notice

Letter extols Dr Hartman s free home treatment for female ailments and urges readers to request the doctor s book Health and Beauty sent from Columbus Ohio. Also a Greensburg Indiana delegate convention notice for February 1898 details apportionment and meeting dates for Republican district committee representation.

Dr. Hartman Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company Columbus Ohio Indiana Greensburg

Meteors mistaken for rockets spark shorelight tale

News from England notes a Rams gate cliffs sighting of two lights thought rockets from a distressed ship near the Goodwins. Lifeboat went to help but lightship crew said the lights were falling meteors.

Rams Gate Cliffs England Goodwins

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