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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1897

Page

4

Viennese Woman Said to Have Born 32 Children

A Viennese wife of a linen weaver is described as having given birth to 32 children by Dr. Alois Valenta in the Wiener Medizinische Wochenschrift. She reportedly had 26 boys and 6 girls, with 15 pregnancies affecting her weekly and epileptic history in the family. she is said to have nursed all the children herself.

Alois Valenta Wiener Medicinische Wochenscrift Merte Neverdhenfeld Vienna

Three Days Dance in Brighton A Charity Ball

A charity event in Brighton England plans a three day nonstop ball featuring relays of musicians and dancers. The New York Journal notes the town hall venue aims to raise funds for a sick poor dispensary with patronesses led by the duchess of Teck and others. The lord lieutenant of the county, the marquis of Abergavenny, is the nominal head while the organizers seek final approval.

Brighton England Charity New York Journal Duchess of Teck Altesse Countess of Munster de Worms Ellis Pocock Martinis of

Girl’s simple letter to Queen prompts grateful reply

A nine year old Dumfries girl Catherine writes to Queen Victoria about her reign. Miss Philip replies with thanks and sends a photo to the child, who cherished the interaction.

Catherine Binith Dumfries Waa Philip

Wandering Jew fascinated Missouri man then repelled him

L M. Vincent of St. Louis recalls chasing Eugene Sue’s Wandering Jew as a boy, unable to eat while reading the saga. He later abandoned the work as vile and unreadable, contrasting it with Walter Scott’s The Antiquary which aged well and remains appealing across generations.

Missouri Eugene Sue L. M. Vincent St. Louis Washington Post Rose Blanche Djarma Adrienne Antiquary Ita

Wasps Help Cattle as Natural Flycatchers Observed

Irish naturalist Mr Barrington noted wasps preying on flies around cows. Wasps seized flies, bit wings, legs, or heads, and carried them away to feed larvae. In twenty minutes he estimated 300 to 400 flies caught from two nearby cows.

Nature BR M Barrington Mr. Barrington

Dry Wood Sale Notice at Handir Factory

One and one half cords of dry wood available for one dollar per cord. Leave orders at Nais Grocery for pickup or delivery.

Handir Nais Grocery

Dream tale from the Washington Star about a boy and three wishes

A Washington Star excerpt recounts a tale where a boy dreams of meeting a fairy queen in the woods and negotiates three wishes. He ultimately asks for four, highlighting playful dialogue about wishes and opportunities. The passage blends whimsical dialogue with childhood imagination.

Washington Star Star Books

Bicycle fad questioned in awkward city chat

A young man in a Prince Albert coat debates bicycles as a passing craze with a bright city woman. He argues bicycles are a diversion that will fade, while she defends their value as exercise and social trend. The dialogue reveals skepticism about cycling’s staying power.

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Bloomer Football Team Defies Society in Vermont

In St. Johnsbury Vermont a group of college girls from a female seminary formed a football team and practiced behind the Fairbanks mansion amid gossip and social protest. The eleven played with skill, defended their choices, and faced local derision while communities elsewhere embraced women in sport.

Vermont New England St. Johnsbury Salem Fairbanks Boston Burlington Barre Grand Panjandrum St. Johnsbury Societ Vassar Wellesley Smith Jobsebury N. Y

Big Four Route Announces Special Love Rates for Convention

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

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

Big Four Route Offers Low Rates to National Encampment

The Big Four Route promotes special low fares for national events including the G.A.R National Encampment in Buffalo and the Baptist Young People's Union Convention in Chattanooga. It touts through trains from New York, Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, and Chicago with connections to Cincinnati, Louisville, and Indianapolis and urges travelers to contact local agents for full details.

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