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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1897
Page
3
A partial transit page lists daily and Sunday schedules for Madison and Cambridge lines. It shows morning and evening departures such as 9:45 am and 5:20 pm on Sundays, with notes on service types and route identifiers. The fragment includes catalog numbers 102 through 107 and schedule markers 4:20 and 18, indicating timetable entries.
Central Union and Long Distance Telephone Companies announce Columbus now linked to key U S cities including New York, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit and more. The Central Union Telephone Company offers copper metallic circuits and long distance equipment with rates quoted on request.
Reports from Bayfield Washburn and Douglas counties describe timber wolves increasing in numbers and attacking livestock, with a hunter killed by a pack and a woman needing refuge in a tree. The piece notes wolves avoid large packs, rely on fresh meat, and are difficult to trap or shoot, prompting calls for protection or removal to ensure human safety and livestock security.
A Newark Recorder item recounts a dinner in London where Thackeray claimed he had not written a chapter for The Virginians and suggested Kennedy might, then allowed Kennedy to draft the chapter describing the hero’s escape from Fort Duquesne, yielding a plausible topographic account. The tale appears alongside a Hartford Times quip about economy and finisher of meals.
The Washington Times frames He Woman as a delusion and a snare. It questions why men cling to such a notion and fall for its traps.
A reflective mix of anecdotes and quips on aging, time’s effects on bodies and perception, and social views. The piece contrasts inner unchanged self with outward signs of aging, includes a brief joke about a preacher and domestic revival, and ends with domestic candy preparation tips.
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