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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1897

Page

6

Mrs McKinley as White House mistress eyed with hope

The article surveys past first ladies from Mrs Adams to Mrs McKinley, noting their roles, styles, and receptions at the White House. It highlights Dolly Madison, Dolly Madison’s receptions, Mrs. Cleveland’s popularity, and the anticipated influence of Mrs. McKinley amid a childless White House, with concerns about her health and reception plans.

RS. M’kinley White House Washington Market Street Philadelphia Adams Jefferson Madison Cleveland Pretty Dolly Madison Monroe Mesphere Executive Hayes Garfield Arthur Harrison McKinley McIinleys Melisinley MecIinley France Madame Lafayette John Quincy Adams Andrew Jackson John Tyler Executive Mansion James K. Polk Zachary Taylor Lillmore Pierce Buchanan Harriet Lang Lincoln Andrew Johnson Grant

City of Pekin and its ancient walls of Khanpalik

The article describes Pekin as an ancient center under Mongol rule, noting the split of Lekin into the Tartar and Chinese cities with massive walls, sixteen gates, and multi-layered defenses. It also recounts a separate chaotic tale of a bear incident and historical figures and places, including Beppo the bear and early railway-era events.

Pekin Kublai Khan Khanpalik The Khen Cambalue Lekin

Hoaxing Humour Across the Nation in Satirical Snippets

A collage of witty quips and light jests from multiple papers. snippets joke about weather, marriages, travel, neighbors, and daily life. Notable quotes involve editors, poets, and readers in a breezy, miscellany tone typical of humorous columns. The pieces include light banter on fashion, shoes, and housekeeping with urban playfulness.

Remarkable Women and a Novel Lighting Gadget

The article surveys First Ladies and hostesses from historical figures such as Madame Lafayette and Mrs. Lincoln, noting traits, marriages, and social roles. It also introduces an accessible match gun for lighting cycle lamps, with a cut demonstrating use and a description of its compact design.

Retort Courteous and Box Measure Quirks

A dialogue labeled Retort Courteous features a fat old gentleman and a boy debating seating. The piece shifts to humor about women mispronouncing disease names and then presents box volume conversions: a 5x5 foot box holds 5.92 barrels and a -foot box holds 8.53 barrels. A box 22 inches by 12 and 8 inches deep holds a bushel.

Judy

Athletic trainer Beutner to lead Chicago sports teams

University of Chicago hires Max Beutner as athletic trainer for six months to coach track and baseball after success with the football team last season. Beutner says Chicago will field a winning squad and has sparked new student enthusiasm. His early fame came at the Manhattan Athletic Club in 1887 under Jim Robinson.

Beutner Chicago Pacific Coast University of California Max Beutner Stagg Maroons University of Michigan Robinson Washington Star Cincinnati Enquirer Moss Foss Chicago Record Life Pittsburg Chronicle Somerville Journal New York Sun Vanwart Lippertons Cleveland Plaindealer Sultor Miss Shock Richmond Dispatch Boston Courier University of Chicago Max Reutner Max Manhattan Athletic Club New York Jim” Robinson

Big Trade at the Sea Shore Store

A farmer seeks sea-water for his wife after a doctor’s tip. He pays a quarter for a jug at a beach shop, returns hoping for free water, and on the second visit ends up walking to the tide line. He quips about a “gosh-dar nation of trade” since his first trip.

Jim Will Lewiston

Pin Found in Heart Delivers Unexpected Case

A historic case recounts a pin lodged in a human heart for an extended period with the point about five millimeters from the surface. The pin showed erosion and was cut out without displacement. nearby heart tissue was thickened and adherent to the pin head, yet no recent inflammation was evident.

Association of American Physicians Peabody

Strange Quarrels Over Shared Affection Stir Debate

A brief note observes men quarreling over a woman who is loved by all, then notes the oddity of such disputes arising from shared sentiment rather than actual disagreement. The passage hints at social quirks in romantic rivalry.

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