Celery Compound Praised by Physicians as Remedy
The spring remedy Paine's Celery is touted as surpassing all others with thousands reportedly cured. Physicians use and recommend it.
04 Apr 1897
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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1897
Page
1
The spring remedy Paine's Celery is touted as surpassing all others with thousands reportedly cured. Physicians use and recommend it.
Roy and Walter push for a school picnic for Paul Armour who is wheelchair bound with a crutch. A stranger buys Paul a ticket, enabling his attendance. The trio enjoy a day out while learning a moral: helping others brings rewards. The Housekeeper notes the lesson shared by the generous stranger.
The Star lists votes for the most popular Columbus lady up to 4 pm yesterday. Names include Lou Stadler Anna Tooley Dot Matthew Emma Moore Jessie McLeod Mrs Frank Schwartzkopf and others with several withdrawn entries noted. Also a sale of Houdam and Polish eggs announced at Litel's near Walesboro and assessor John Allery of Orinoco with deputies busy with assessments.
A call to join the High School entertainment on Wednesday night appears amid a busy page featuring local notices. The item urges attendance to support library and school fund efforts while noting varied community snippets from illness to local incidents.
Bink Schnur and Cash Reynolds have created and shipped a premier glass sign for a wholesale whisky house in this city. The makers claim no finer artist exists in town.
The Edinburg Colored Baptist church announces baptismal ceremonies next Sunday with many colored attendees from Franklin and Columbus expected to participate. The item notes community religious activity in Edinburg California.
Church services across denominations detailed with times and subjects. M E Cruncin General class and Junior League events at 9 15 and 7 30 sermons discuss Pauls appeal and reputation. Presbyterian Communion and new member reception at 9 30, junior and senior Endeavor services, and Men s Club sermon. Tabernacle Baptist and AskeD Brethren schedules included with sermon topics referenced.
New stock ladies genuine dongola lace shoes in all sizes 23 to 6 offered at 75e. Solid construction with good style. Store at 313 Washington Street promotes one price cash sale.
Dinner at the Belvedere Hotel hosted by Superintendent Coningsby for twenty visiting agents of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. The guests praised the host and the fine dinner provided by Tuowhy.
Teachers at Northside School House organized a penny drive. Ben’s group turned in $13.09 in Miss Englebaugh’s room where 21 pupils received a penny each and raised $3.64. The effort aims to fund a library and reflects well on the teachers and Superintendent Carmiagey.
A fragmented note references an insurance matter and urges not to forget a payment or obligation. Names or places are unclear, but the sense is a reminder related to coverage or policy. The legibility limits fuller details.
A morning fire in Bluffton Indiana at 2 o clock razed the Central Hotel Western Union telegraph office National Express office G T Markley s grocery R Johnson s dye works and two livery stables causing $8000 in losses with $5000 insured across multiple companies including German Sun Greenwich Franklin Manchester Milwaukee and British American
Herman Borgstede hardware merchant and postmaster of Waymansville was in the city Saturday. William Ault of Sweet Ireland and Tine Ault Jr. of Wayne township were in town Saturday. Walker & Stevens had a big day on Fourth street sending out farming implements. Sim W Norton of Nortonsburg and John L Jones of German township were in the city. John H Taylor of Ogilville also visited Saturday. Many farmers were in Columbus Saturday and Andy Schroeder of Jackson township transacted business.
An old newspaper ad offers DRY HANDLE WOOD 112 Cards for $1 at JA George's 509 Washington Street and promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a gentle cleansing remedy said to purify kidneys liver and bowels cure headaches fever constipation and biliousness with prices 10 25 50 cents and a 1d option.
Louis Haskel claims a wheat crop was spoiled by a goose. Wheat is described as good in Sweet Ireland while oats are mostly sowed. High Hardin reports three bush elds of potatoes planted and Thomas Merritt with Wm. H. Ault prepare for a spring fishing trip. Ferguson the Orinoco barber leaves for Shelbyville. Frank Brown may reopen his shop.
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