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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1896
Page
2
The article notes Governor Bradley signals plans to call a special Kentucky Legislature session. Also mentioned: Donner Milling Co. holds about 20,000 bushels of wheat. A small blaze occurred Friday evening at G. G. Adams’s residence on Sycamore Street, extinguished without the fire department, causing around £59 in losses.
Stahlhuths Lotion is advertised as the only toilet preparation on the market with anti-zymodic properties, claiming to cure chappe and pimples while keeping skin clear smooth and elastic. Sold only in bottles. Ernest Stahlhuth & Co., druggists, Columbus, Ind.
Mrs Mary Cline 73 mother of John and Mike Cline of this city died at the home of her son in law Chas Riley Indianapolis The remains will be brought here this evening for burial Funeral arrangements to be announced later The death occurred about 8 to 12 o clock last night
A lyrical verse describes corn sinking and flowers shrinking as night falls. Gentle evening breezes and angelic sounds cradle the speaker’s beloved, evoking a tranquil, lullaby mood. The poem names J Edmund V Cooks as the author.
A Forest and Stream writer recounts a Labrador sleigh journey where dogs, eager to chase game, crash through a frosted lake in pursuit of a caribou. The deer escapes to the woods after a wild ride as the party repairs gear and notes the episode in their club log. The piece then shifts to the Petchora valley near Nova Zembia, describing Arctic flora and the rapid seasonal emergence of birds fed by abundant fruit-bearing plants and mosses, observed by a prominent ornithologist.
Helen F. Clark notes in Century that Chinese visitors are unfamiliar with concert gardens where crowds drink, hear sensuous music, and view vulgar displays. She observes these venues on the Bowery, frequented by Germans, Irish, Italians, and Jews, in contrast to Chinese quarters.
The Washington Times reports Inkwell nearly lost his job after submitting an athletic sports account that claimed a messenger boy won a foot race. Nero once toured Greece as a musician and actor, earning over 400 crowns during his travels and proclaimed a Roman triumph upon return.
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