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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1897

Page

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The Most Line of Watches Clocke Jewelry and More

The store offers watches clocks jewelry silverware and novelties with quality selections and the best prices. Spectacles are fitted correctly and carefully. Watch clock and jewelry repairs and engraving are specialties.

Lee Loy Grocery Promises Rock Bottom Belvedere Prices

Lee Loy advertises groceries at defiant low prices with no profit motive. The Belvedere Block shop urges shoppers to buy groceries for their best interests and to compare prices.

Lee Loy Belvedere Block

Inauguration Echoes and Political Debate in Washington

Washington headlines from February 15 1897 report preparations for a grand parade with West Point and Annapolis cadets likely to join. The piece critiques congressional spending, notes Senate actions on appropriations and the river harbor program, and covers tax proposals on cigarettes and New York Custom House politics. It also lists state items from North Manchester to Martinsville, including a counterfeit discovery and local incidents.

Washington McKinley Hobart West Point Annapolis Senate Frye House of Representatives Baker N. H Cleveland Congress House Cannon House Committee On Appropriations

Dangers of Football Debate and Other Light Notes

A broad discussion on football risk cites Harvard Yale Princeton and Penn games as notably safe, while university officials debate adding a medical official to assess players condition. The piece also reports on Sirius the dog star companion and various light anecdotes and jests from period publications.

Harper’s Weekly Caspar Whitney Whitney Bert Serf Doane Kansas University of Kansas Lawrence New York The New Journalism Serf Snow Kansas Eleven Feid Harvard Yale Princeton Pennsylvania Wn. Y. UN Sirius

Contagion Theory of Baldness From Barbers Debated

The Chicago Times-Herald reports on Dr Labourand the claim baldness is a contagious disease spread by barber instruments. It details hair root changes, the microbe, and disinfection as a preventive measure, while noting remedies are unlikely to regrow lost hair.

Labourand Ture Chicago Times-Herald

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