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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1897

Page

3

Woman in Vienna Bears 32 Children in Unusual Case

Dr Alois Valenta reports a Vienna woman known as Abe, wife of a Ne verdenfeld miner weaver, who bore 32 children by her fortieth year. She raised 26 sons and 6 daughters, with births occurring in a sequence and her own nursing the brood. Epileptic symptoms appeared from her fifteenth year but have not appeared in the offspring.

Wiennese Alois Valenta Wienee Medicinische Wochenscrift Abe Neverdenfeld Vienna

Longest Ball on Record for Brighton Charity

A three day and three night ball in Brighton England aims to set a record to aid the sick poor. Relays of musicians and dancers will perform continuous waltzes mazurkas and schottisches with daytime rests. Patronesses include the duchess of Teck countess of Munster and others. the lord lieutenant of the county is nominal head.

Brighton England Charity New York Journal Duchene of Teck Altesse Countess of Munster de Worms Ellis Pocock Fjord Leutenant Marquis of Abergavenny

Nine year old Catherine sends royal congratulation

A nine year old girl from Dumfries named Catherine, daughter of Dr. Binith, sent a simple note to Queen Victoria on the queen’s long reign. Three days later Miss Phipp replied with thanks after receiving the letter. The queen also sent a photograph to the child.

Catherine Binith Dumfries

Wandering Jew Fascination Remembered by Missouri Man

L M Vincent of St. Louis recalls being swept by Eugene Sue's Wandering Jew as a boy, unable to eat while reading Rose Blanche Djalma and Adrienne. He later discarded the book as vile, contrasting it with renewed appreciation for Walter Scott's The Antiquary after 30 years.

Eugene Sue L. M. Vincent St. Louis Washington Post Rose Blanche Djalma Adrienne Antiquary Ita Wmaster

Flies and Wasps Battle Over Cattle in Barrington Observation

Irish naturalist Mr. BR M Barrington observed a swarm of wasps hovering around cows. The insects hunted flies with hawk like speed biting wings and sometimes body parts. A white cow attracted more wasps as flies landed on its skin.

BR M Barringtog Mr. Barrington

One and one wayl fender car deal at Handle

Short note states one and one wagon car for sale at a dollar at the Handle factory with orders to leave at Nalf grocery.

Handle Factory Nalf Grocery

Dreaming fairy tales and a boy’s clever wish

The Washington Star recounts a boy's breakfast talk about a dream of woods and a fairy queen who grants three wishes. He insists on a fourth wish, seeing through tales and learning how adults may test eagerness and opportunities.

Washington Star

Debate Over Bicycles As Fad In City Social Scene

A young man in a Prince Albert coat debates bicycle fashion with a bright woman, arguing that cycling is a passing whim despite its rising popularity and criticism as vanity. He concedes only that bicycles draw many riders today.

Baye Washington Star Mr. Slimmins Bleveles

Vermont Seminary Football Girls Defy Town Gossip

A Vermont female seminary faces backlash as students form a football team and practice behind the Fairbanks mansion. Despite town fears and social strictures, the Bloomer-clad players defend their sport, noting clean play and strong kicking while maintaining community harmony.

New England Vermont St. Johnsbury Salem Fairbanks Johnsbury Boston Burlington Barre Grand Panjandrum St. Johnsbury Society Oeshouse Vansar Wellestox Statth JoLibury N. ’Y. Herald

Romanza Agency Free Sample Offer

An advertisement offers a free sample and descriptive circulars from Romanza Agency located at 198 Camore St Cincinnati. It promotes a hammer and claims 10 cent postage with a height of 18 inches and weight of 6 lbs, listing a regular price of 1.00 and agents commission of 60 percent.

Romanza Agency

Big Four Route Special Love Rates Noted for Convention

The Big Four Route announces special love rates for a league convention. It highlights the line from St. Louis to Toronto via Cleveland and Buffalo and Niagara Falls and also via Toledo and Detroit. Apply for full particulars.

St. Louis Peoria Indianapolis Cincinnati Dayton Springfield Columbus Cleveland Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Toledo Detroit

Big Four Route Announces Great Encampment Rates

The Big Four Route promotes reduced fares for the 31st National Encampment of the G A R in Buffalo New York with one cent per mile and through train service from Peoria St Louis and other cities. Special low rates and through connections are offered for Tennessee Chattanoo ga and Milwaukee conventions with full information available from agents.

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