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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1897

Page

2

Anthracite coal items and local notices

Various short notices mention coal supplies from Tate Colempus Fuel & Ice Co and Conmpus FuEl Ice Co, a jewelry of new carpet work, and low priced Chicago sale goods from Meyer & Feigenbaum. Also reports of social chatter, a street parade by the “south before the war Co.”, a funeral service invitation, and a gossip-filled exchange about engagements and elephants with historical mentions.

Tate CoLempus Fuel & Ice Co Chicago Meyer & Feigenbaum

Facial preparation promises clear skin with no acids

The ad touts a preparation free from acids and alkalies that claims to prevent wrinkles and imperfections. It markets 10 paste for grease and promises CHAPPS PIMPLES and smooth elastic skin. It warns that genuine bottles carry the company address, Ernest Stanton & Co. Druggists, Columbus, Tod.

Russia's Volunteer Fleet Grows Afloat For Trade And War

The Russian civilian volunteer fleet, formed from 2 million roubles raised in several cities, now includes 13 large steamers built in England. Based from Odessa the ships sail via the Suez to Vladivostok, carrying immigrants, troops, coal, and cargo, with war potential guns kept on hand but mainly serving commercial aims.

Russia Turkey Alsatia Black Sea Minister of Marine Treasury, War, Navy and Audit Offices Prsident Col Linden England Kherson Petersburg Saratoff Orel Vladimir Voronej Kiav Ekaterinoslav Tambov Yaroslaval Mostroma Nijpi-Novgorod Khabarovsk Germany Admirality Odessa Tey Suez Canal Windivestock Port Said Perim Aden Colombo Singapore Nagasaki Viladivostock Siberian Sughalien Vladivostos Vladivostock Copenhagen London Engineering

Antiseptic Qualities in Coins Noted by Vienna Doctor

The Vienna medical Gazettes cites Dr. Vincent noting metals act as antiseptics for bacteria. In coins in pockets at 95 to 100 degrees, microbes die within about three hours. Silver is most antiseptic, gold least, with copper and bronze mid range.

Vienna University Austria Vincent Vienna, Medical Gazette St. Louis Globe—Democrat

A Heartless Test in New York Truth

The dialogue fragment shows Penelope demanding vows of a colonel who pledges enduring trials. Colonel Kaintuck jokes about facing flames and water, framing a theatrical or satirical exchange in a 19th century style. The piece reads as a witty dramatization or quotation from a periodical.

Penelope Colonel Col. Kaintuck Hades N. Y

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