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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1897

Page

4

Bargain City Properties Offerings Across Columbus Streets

Real estate ads list cottages, lots, farms, and a saw mill for sale or trade. Properties include 3-room and 6-room houses on Washington and Franklin Streets, spacious Lots, and 40 to 150 acre farms in Brown and Clifty townships, with prices from 400 to 2600 dollars and flexible monthly payments, some including trades.

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Its Quite Fashionable Nowadays Sunday Dinners Feature

Advertises fashionable Sunday dinners at Fashion Restaurant 609 Washington Street. Emphasizes entertaining friends or family at hotels or restaurants, noting past patron satisfaction and a commitment to continued pleasing service during Sunday hours.

Fashion

Personal notices from E town visitants and travelers

Local column lists visiting individuals and travel notes from Indianapolis to Shelbyville and nearby towns. Names include Mrs West and son Ken, Rev Moore and family, Miss Penn West, George Caldwell, Cecil Ham, and Miss Mubai Piercefield among others, with departures to Burns Station, Jonesville, Greensburg, and Madison.

Penn’ West Burney’s Station George Caldwell Lester Drake

Sewing as leisure and craft in a Victorious revival

A dispatch discusses the art of fine sewing as part of a young woman’s training and leisure. It notes the value of mastering stitching, trimming, and decorative lace, even when time is limited by duties to society and work, and describes how a busy woman uses rainy days to stitch and create garments and trims.

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Britain Faces Massive Engineering Strikes Cast by 40000 Workers

Reports say 40000 engineers in Britain have walked out for an eight hour day with no wage cuts, and observers expect total strikers to reach 120000 by tomorrow. Kentucky Democrats show large faction at state convention in Louisville, signaling support from many who left the party. Agricultural figures indicate corn acreage down by about one million, tobacco prices slipping, and side effects on farm income amid the downturn.

Great Britain

Workers uncover antique coins and counterfeit plates in Marshfield stump

While chopping a stump north of Marshfield Wisconsin Herman Decker and Anton Muelenbach found a coffee pot containing a copper coin dated 1950 from the Upper Bank of Canada and a Spanish coin dated 181% along with a paper claim against Georgia and counterfeit currency plates. Immigrant patterns show most settle on the Atlantic coast with New York, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts absorbing about five thirds of 943000 arrivals. Lincoln once wrote about a neighbor's finances noting a wife and baby worth 50000 and a small office with basic furnishings.

Warshfield Wis Herman Decker Anton Muelenbach Marshfield Canada David“ Dawson David“ Dawson On ‘the State of Georgia Abraham ‘Barrett State of Georgia United States

Ancient key and lock linked to Temple church in London

An old door carries a seven pound weight key and an eighteen inch lock from the Temple church on Fleet Street. Both key and lock date back to the Crusades era, with the church reportedly built by the Knights Templar in 1408, and the artifact remains in use.

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Nobility's Head Covering Bay Lenge

Fragmentary text appears to mention nobility and a head covering with unclear names and phrases, lacking concrete events, dates, or locations to form a full news item. The readable segments suggest discussion of attire or ceremony but offer no verifiable details.

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