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Newspaper

Columbus Evening Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1898

Page

3

Palsy and Precision in Art and War Stories

A painter with severe palsy still channels steady strokes when the brush touches the canvas. A Kansas City veteran known as Peg Leg Smith hits bullseyes after aiming, despite tremors. A cub reporter fails to file a story when a literary club's arbitration debate ends in a free fight.

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Marsh marigold吸reflections on pollinators and color

The article observes that the marsh marigold is a striking yellow flower rarely visited by bumblebees. It notes Syrphid flies as chief pollen disseminators, with bees flies butterflies and beetles also visiting. Yellow flowers appear conspicuous in bright sunlight like buttercup and marsh marigold.

Extravagance Case Sparks Wife’s Ten Cent Allowance

A New York World excerpt shows a woman reacting to a husband who imposed a 10 cent daily allowance on his wife. The dialogue recalls the debate over financial control and domestic fairness in a strained marriage.

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Hindoos Honor Dead Relative Care in Burial Rites

The text notes that in Hindu practice the dead are sacred and not touched by outsiders. The body is prepared for burial by the nearest male relative, typically a son, father, or brother. If no such relative exists a son is adopted for the purpose.

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