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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1897
Page
4
In England a doctor may not issue a death certificate legally unless they prescribed for the deceased at least four hours before death. Without an EC certificate no undertaker is permitted to bury the body.
The advertisement touts tailored Spring suits and quality woolens in Columbus. It claims superior high class tailoring from Lienberger, a leading tailor and outfitter, with ready options for fittings and personalized clothing.
Names of residents traveling to Edinburg Indianapolis Noblesville Chicago and Louisville highlight yesterday’s activity. Attendees include Rose Reeves Pearl Akins and Mrs Hudson. A Red Stockings vs High School baseball game ended Red Stockings 3 High School 12 with Jackson Titus Hil Boone noted.
A fragment from a periodical column mocks domestic telephone banter about house cleaning and odd shopping requests. It notes crime skepticism, police limits, and a city election update with brief local chatter and a weather remark.
Physicians warn parents against letting children ride oversized bicycles. Properly sized frames and saddles prevent hip strain and injury. beschreibt correct fitting and dangers of oversized wheels for youngsters.
A fragmentary racing page notes a bicycle contest withdrawal with entries listed including Lou Stadler Susie Moore Dot Matthews Jessie McLeod Hazel Grio Bertha Lay Ivy Penh a Mand Belle Jessie Mead and Pye Niagara bicycles at J A Georges.
Henry Coers a German grocer aged about fifty years attempted death by morphia tonight in Shelbyville Maryland He had previously promised to join his wife in death within a year after her August 1895 death Doctors worked to treat him noting little hope of recovery His daughter was told of the poisoning before 10 PM
The notice lists commodity prices including Wheat per bushel, Oats prime, Timothy baled and loose per ton, and Lover varieties priced per ton or bushel. Also notes English and red Timothy seed per bushel and attic livestock values from 2.50 to 4 per hundred.
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