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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1897

Page

4

Real estate bargains and homes for sale in Columbus

A local real estate ad lists numerous properties for sale or trade in Columbus and Brown counties. It describes cottages, farms, lots, and modern houses with terms, down payments, and monthly payments, urging buyers to stop paying rent and act quickly. It references specific streets, acreage, and nearby towns, plus several numbered lots and houses offered at bargain prices.

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Surprise Birthday on North Pearl Street

A neighborly birthday party was held at Mrs. Fred Shaw’s home on North Pearl Street for her thirty first birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Claud Murray, Mr. and Mrs. John Pence, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Ruddile, Mr. and Mrs. Lige Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Henry of Terra Haute, Mrs. Shaw of Taylorsville, Mr. Pence of Taylorsville, Mrs. Mano, and Herbert Murray.

Fred. Shaw North Pearl Street Claud Murray John Pence Lige Murray Joe Henry Terra Mr. Pence Taylorsville Mano Herbert Murray

Meeting at Sea Uncovers Long Lost Uncle and Nephew

Captain Coombs of the American bark Essex encountered Henry Fancy of the British ship Aeronaut, a port reunion after years apart. Fancy, a nephew, surprised Coombs by recognizing him as his sister's son aboard a rescued crew from the storm damaged Aeronaut.

Stoznge Capt Coombs Essex Philadelphia Press Aeronaut Santa Fe Rio de la Plata Henry Fancy Coombs Capt Fancy

Washington Street Offers Everything Obtainable Sunday Dinners

Washington Street advertises a wide range of goods with emphasis on Sunday dinners as a key feature. The note highlights that customers can find items of all kinds, inviting shoppers to explore the assortment.

Washington Street

Wheel found tossed near George's bicycle shop prompts claim

A fine Angus wheel was found in front of John A. George's bicycle store by Merchant Policeman Bradford. The wheel was brought to the Star office after its owner did not appear to claim it. Ownership can be proven to reclaim the wheel. Kinney & Kinney advertise insurance and consumer protection themes.

Bradford John A. George George Mr. George Star Office

For Sale in Uaitsville Orchard and Dwelling Trade Offer

Listing offers ten acre property with two story house, barn and large fruit orchard in Uaitsville. Term of sale or trade for property in Columbus. Question to salesman prompts focus on true needs versus sales pitch.

Maple Avenue Tenth Street Grove Namblea Township Brown County Columbus Uaitsville

The Camel's Experience A Ship of the Desert Reacts

A camel from the Dresden arrives in Hoboken cramped in a large box and sat down in protest for days. After landing, his hind legs were paralyzed until a sling hoisted him to ground level. A clever lift restored movement and the camel learned not to sit again.

Hoboken Dresden New York

English applicant balks at nat uralization form in Jersey City

A British applicant in Jersey City refused to sign the naturalization paper which demanded renouncing allegiance to the queen. He argued forever could not be struck and warned of social judgment if he renounced while abroad. The clerk said there was only one form and signing was required to become American.

Jersey City New York Times Great Britain and Ireland America

The Noted Inns of China and Their Odd Practices

A literary survey describes Chinese lodging and tea houses with small rooms and smoky passages. Tea saloons employ singers and elocutionists, while some establishments offer dog and cat meat stews, allegedly priced by color for perceived nutrition.

Lippincott China

Yeast Of Long Descent Brought From Ireland

Mrs. Barbara Curran of East Orrington Maine preserves a two quart brown earthen crock of yeast on her cellar shelf. She says the yeast and crock came from Ireland in 1846 and has been kept alive through generations since Cromwell’s time. The yeast toured America with her as a girl and traveled via a Boston aunt to Medford then Last Orrington.

Ireland Barbara Curran East Orrington New York Sun America Boston Medford

India Shawls Imitations Prized By France Experts

The article explains that France imitates India cashmere shawls closely since Tibet font sparked accuracy in replication. Experts note genuine India shawls show less even weaving and brighter colors, with borders often sewed separately. Genuine softness comes from thread spinning and Tibet goats.

France India Tibet

Chinese liver remedy for rabies causes cautious study

A French missionary in China reported locals claim raw dog liver eaten after a bite prevents hydrophobia. Five bitten Chinese were shown to support the practice, though its efficacy is unproven and warrants investigation. historic references to Plinius note similar advice.

China Plinius Lt Pratenr

Timepieces and a Laughing Assembly of Women

A New Sun report portrays a mixed gathering of women where an informal talk turns to a clock mishap. Each officer claims a timepiece, joking about forgetfulness, until the first vice president checks a watch and confirms nothing is wrong, leaving the room amused.

Awa Beit

He Had Nerve The Average Drummer Ward

A fragmented recollection recounts a drummer's past with wild antics and brushes with trouble. The speaker recalls a journey west, a marriage, and a tough encounter on a train where a coarse man claimed to be sheriff and threatened to jail another passenger. The tale hints at bold lawless days and a rough traveling life.

Gall Tacoma

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