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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1897
Page
4
A long list of rental cottages and flats with monthly rates on streets such as Union Chestnut Washington Franklin Wilson Seventh and Orinoco avenues. The piece also includes a satirical puff about hustling merchants and a parade participation note with a quote from the Ladies' Home Journal.
Six year old Guy Turpin celebrated with a small social at The Fashion. Guests included Wells Grace Dodge Lilla Brook Sehnur Nanine Coup. The evening featured cream fruit and cake, a carriage drive, and return home by nine. Local commentary on peddlers and city governance followed. Officers of the ladies auxiliary to the R R Y M A were elected. annual reports noted $118 raised for carpets and materials plus $45 to the YMCA treasury. Reverend G L Jurtiss to speak on Precious Stones with music. all men and boys invited.
The fragment recalls Johnny Smithers threatening to report his father over shoes for a horse named Dobbin. A London Telegraph quip contrasts a blacksmith trimming a hoof with shoe sizes. The text also hints at outsourcing work, a local business stance, and a note about Columba.
Items stolen from St Denis hotel were found in a Belvedere servant's trunk. Marks on the articles revealed by silk thread aided identification. No arrests were made due to the woman's respectable family. The Martinsville Democrat notes a political remark about Pro Carnegie's election.
Fragmentary prose discusses parental guidance and responsibility. Phrases hint at blessings, teaching children, and the belief that overhelping hampers a child's independence. The passage emphasizes listening to inner calls and valuing effort over ease.
In scores of Iowa Democratic county conventions the Bryanites have provided the guillotine and the gallows for the gold Democrats, signaling intra party tension as reported by the Sioux City Journal.
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