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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1897
Page
3
fragmented timetable items for Madison show multiple daily and Sunday train times. entries include 4:25 pm 9:45 am and 5:20 pm departures with Sun or Daily Ex notes.
The Central Union Telephone Company links Columbus with copper metallic circuits and long distance lines to major U S cities. City firms have discussed service with New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Columbus and other towns. Rates for active service available on request.
The account details rare clocks and timepieces from historic sites. A French king's court piece features jeweled bronze and movable earrings that reveal the time. A Versailles clock reportedly marked the late king’s death, while another English private clock tracks planetary ages and tides. A Japanese clock with a painted landscape and animated figures is also described.
H Audley Clarke and Dumont Clarke transfer a small Thames Street land parcel to the Newport Historical Society. The deed preserves the Liberty Tree as a Sons of Liberty memorial tied to colonial resistance and royal loyalty, with long held trust provisions and future uses by the true-born Sons of Liberty.
A New York Tribune excerpt reflects on aging as an incurable, universal condition. A middle aged woman laments symptoms while a physician calls it a common, uncurable disease of time. The piece notes unchanged self perception despite stiffer muscles and broader figures among aging women and unmarried sisters.
A humorous exchange from the New York Weekly about a boy detesting revival prayers at home as the preacher visits. It notes the preacher’s kneelers and thin pants as comic evidence of prayer stirring the household. Also contains a culinary note on making nut and strawberry caramels with vanilla and flavorings.
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