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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1898
Page
3
Advertises Stuart's Dyspeptic Tablets as a safe after meal aid made from vegetable essence and pepsin. Claims they digest food promptly, relieve weak stomachs, and restore vigor. Markets through all druggists and offers a book on stomach diseases from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
A tribute to James Burns former Port of Kansas City collector under Grover Cleveland. The piece highlights his public service honesty and efficiency and notes his retirement goodwill across party lines. It also recounts Burns praising Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after twenty years of suffering and claims of restored appetite and well being.
Precincts for the 1898 county convention will be designated to nominate a state representative and county officers. Delegates are allotted at one per 10 votes cast for McKinley in 1896, with 329 total delegates and 165 needed for a choice. The meeting opens at 10 a m with W E Springer as chair and W C Ardery as secretary.
Coal is king for fuel with Pittsburg lump and mu coal grades. Anthracite described as the best you can buy. Also offers wood in block and stove grades. Columbus Fuel and Ice Co. sells both coal and wood for heating needs.
Rath Ashmore defines the bachelor girl as wise in appearance and conduct. She blends business savvy with social polish and prefers practical dress and steadiness over old maid gentleness. She aims to balance work and leisure, valuing health happiness and charity.
Advertisement style text markets soy products and gales with unclear pricing. Mentions Mrs. B. W. Ragsdale at 423 Washington St and Breining & Co as millinery and hardware dealers with low prices. The legible parts hint at weekend sales and assortment but details are fragmentary and inconsistent.
Local shop John M Newcomb at 335 Jackstreet promotes flour, feed, coal, lime and wood with the motto Always the Best, always the cheapest. Phone 143 listed for inquiries and orders.
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