Propriety Office Ad with City Editor Contact
Proprietors advertise from Ulrich Block opposite Hughes Livery Stable. Phones Citizen’s 4 Bell 108. Chas A Turpin, City Editor.
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Ulrich
Hughes
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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1898
Page
2
Children's Day Services and Religious Notices
CHURCH notices list service times for St Pauls and Presbyterian Church with Sunday School at 2:0 p.m. Holy Eucharist, sermons on The True God and The Trinity in Unity, plus a Children’s Day program and Junior Endeavor. Local social notices advertise help wanted and recent travel and visits.
Creamery Co. Showcases Best Cream in Columbus
Geof Cummins promotes The Columbus Creamery Co urging locals to visit and taste their top quality cream. The ad emphasizes local pride and invites customers to stop by the shop for a sample.
Leash of Dr McLeod and Local Notices Fragment
Dr McLeod, a noted physicist, died this afternoon at four o'clock at his office due to heart trouble. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the community. Maud Cowell visiting her parents returned to Me Aubarn this morning. Columbus Creamery Co offers new ice cream flavors. Dr Holder and family departed for Denver, Col. to be away for some time. No-To-Sac claim advertised for tobacco cessation with free booklet from Sterling Hormely Co, Chicago New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Homely Co
Chitag
New York
Columbus Creamery Co Returns from Madison
Co. C. Juhl reported back from Madison while urging readers to sample the Columbus Creamery Co cream and ice products as the best available.
Murver Lad Describes Lost Wound Piece in Toy Hoes
A child speaks of tumbling and tearing a big hoe while downcast over a missing crooked wound piece. He searches for where it could have gone, asking his mother and wondering if any lad can help. Marie Gloden in Trained Motherhood.
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Marie Gloden
Big Back Yard Delights Country Visiting Girl
A visiting city girl expresses joy at a country scene describing a house on a seven acre lot and the expansive outdoors. She savors the large yard most, saying it is the best of all. The tale captures simple rural pleasure through a child’s eyes.
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New York Times
Bother Is Usually Right Armwiner Action
A garbled note describes an action by Armwiner aimed at protecting others, mentioning a door and health aspects, though wording is unclear and partially unreadable. The fragment hints at cautionary behavior for the good of a group described as shy or uncertain.
Noted Fashion Fancies and Lady Phear Remembrance
A fragmentary column discusses spring fashion with cape choices and matron ideals. It then honors Lady Phear of India, detailing her marriage to Justice Phear, social work for Hindu women, education advocacy, and leadership roles in Exmouth and Devon Liberal circles.
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Iseau
India
Isondcu
Lady Phear
Justice Phear
High Court of Judicature
Calcutta
Ballygunge
Phears
Phear
Hindoo Mahila Bidyalaya
Hindoo
Bengal
Exmouth
Women’s Liberal Association
Devon Union of Women’s Liberal Associations
High Society Rides and Drives in Winter City Scene
In the social season the smart set crowds the city with horse riding and driving. Cross country runs have begun, hunting circles enjoy sport with enthusiasm, and stylish turnouts appear at the proper hour. A fashionable scene unfolds with paired wagons, gleaming harness, and impeccably dressed drivers amid brisk, energetic riding.
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New York Press
An Important Room Sewing Room Plans and Details
A Chicago Tribune note outlines a sewing room being the house’s key area for two months. It describes a white enamel screen finished with denim, brass nails to hold spools, and spaces filled with bags for sewing paraphernalia. It suggests a shelf shelf crosspiece table portfolio hooks and brass hooks for bags and needle books, with room for further additions.
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Chicago Tribune
Vindication for a Maiden in New York Crass
A fragmentary York Crass item describes a woman who rejects suitors from the Seventh Guards, praising a real man who avoids mock heroics. It notes she endures narrow circles of her social set and awaits stability rather than flirtation or public display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severth
York Crass
Emergency Bread Demand Described by New York Times
The passage notes how Mice rine and women Gi mic discuss making bread in a field setting. A man carries dough on a stick over a fire, using only water and moist sour to form bread without typical baking tools. The account highlights improvised cooking under constraint.
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New York Times
Bootees For the Babies and Fashion Fads Abroad
Bootees for babies come in white or colored duck and fine fabrics with lace and ribbon rosettes. cycling hose feature plain bodies with bright turnover patterns. hat combs display rhinestones. Mrs Josephine Shaw Lowell warns unmarried men need not volunteer. Univ of Pennsylvania to offer women equal undergraduate courses. Ruskin laments war’s effect on civilized society. other remarks note gender roles and fashion trends.
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Valencieries
Lisle
Josephine Shaw Lowell
Board of Trustees
University of Pennsylvania
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E. H Kinney
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Chas A, Turpin
City Editor
Churceres
Exgiisa Lerneran
Tenday
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Soukiy
Aidan
Tsausis
AVL
ST. Paul’s Chukcch
Simper
Presbyterian
T. N. Todd
O. M. Mennett
Vevey
John Dalin
Ben Chambers
Indianapolis
Hursday
Henry Langforth
J. M. Lindley
Will Lindley
Frank Spurgeon
Waymansville
Romuicen
Columbus
J. A. Newton
One Price Cash Shoe Store
Mattie Lacy
Bloomington
Sanders & Taylor
Elizabeth Myers
Elizabethtown
Louis Holsman
North Madison
Geof Cummins
The
Columbus ‘Creamery Co
Leash of
McLeod
Columbus Creamery Co
Fehring's
Lienberger’s
Co. C. Juhl
Madison
Murver
Armwiner
Ala
Woencement
Thomas Brown
Smith
Susquehanna Ave
Philadelphia
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
Montreal
Ruswer
Pittsburg Dispatch
Ruskin
China
le Bell
Arma EL. Div
Kansas
Wow
Zontresh
Dons
Pittsburg
ColumBus Fuel & Ive Co
Tory
Manhattan
Manhattan Clothing Co
Clothiek
Washington Street
J. L. Gysie
F. J. Fisher
Washington St
White House
Lawns & White Goods
Millinery Department
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