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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1897
Page
3
The Courier Journal becomes a biweekly paper with Wednesday news and Saturday stories. Each issue will be six pages total of twelve pages weekly, maintaining Democratic principles. Prices stay at one year for the new schedule, with a feature by Beury Watterton. Daily and Sunday rates listed.
Columbus Star advertises a dubbing arrangement with the Twice-a- Week Courier-Journal offering this paper at the same price for advance paid renewals and new subscribers. Sample Gourist-Journal copies available on application.
Fragmented OCR yields unclear location and entities. Readable bits mention courts and a creek east of a place named Uotri with reference to QPCR-Cramps. No coherent event or names to confirm details.
A Jacksonville broker, aiding a poor defendant on trial for shouting, is invited by a royal judge to defend a man with no money for counsel. The jurors, impressed by his cross examination and appeals to law, return a not guilty verdict amid cheers for the lawyer and client.
Fragmentary OCR shows daily and Sunday departures for several routes including No. 105 to Indianapolis and express lines to Philadelphia and St Louis. Times listed include 8:00 am and 11:15 am daily, with other departures noted across multiple destinations.
A discussion on hypnotism argues that mind over mind and suggestion have limits. true character and self control resist manipulation. It asserts dignity and kindness survive hypnotic influence, strengthening the case that intrinsic character outweighs external control. The piece also hints at Adam and Eve as a cautionary example of personal weakness.
The article describes Mentone on the French Riviera as a once healthy village now famed as a tuberculosis haven. It claims climate and scenery attract consumptives, driving peasants away and leaving soil and water contaminated by germs, undermining local health. It cites the germ theory and warns of widespread illness.
The Prince of Wales and the German emperor are described as avid hunters. The prince allegedly bags thousands of partridges in single sessions while the emperor stages grand hunts with lines of game. A San Francisco club discusses nurses and infant care with a practical quip about milk in a baby’s stomach.
A European circulation claims General Skobeloff’s life was saved at Plevna by a young Pole who chose 95 rubles over the Cross of St George. The Pole reportedly asked the worth of the decoration and rejected wealth for the metal value.
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