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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1897
Page
3
A testimonial from Mrs. H. D. Amoss of Greenesboro Ga praising Dr Hartman’s Peruna and Manalin remedies for gynecological relief. She reports renewed mobility and strength after starting the medicines and urges others to seek the physician's books. Also notes a newspaper money collection warning and local notices about insurance, divorce, and products.
Readable snippets show a Seymour street fair, local notices, and social names among Columbus residents. Activities include a widely attended kitchen range vote, dances by uniformed groups at Armory Hall, and mentions of local residents, visits, and upcoming Seymour events.
A garbled list of personal names including Mr. E. L. Williams Miss Emma Ping Miss Ollie Smith Miss Susie Wilson Mr. Will Lake Mr. Ei Jones Walter Waltman George Schooler Mr. Leonard Lay and others with scattered notations and unreadable fragments. The readable items include several first names and surnames such as Mollie Blessing and Nellie Long.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a cure for constipation and a health aid for kidneys and liver. It mentions a sleepy merchant and a thriving neighbor, uses travel notes about the Great Southern Exposition and railroad routes to Cincinnati, and urges readers to try Cascarets today with druggist approval.
M. C Dunnington, a druggist, offers a refund if Teke Carters Cascara Pills fail to cure. The notice implies a guarantee and payment terms with price code 2h5c and catalog number 149ff.
I H Kinney appointed administrator of the estate of James C Miller, late of Bartholomew county, deceased. The estate is declared solvent. Attest by Geo Werner, Clerk.
An advertisement proclaims Dr Miles’ Pain Pills cure neuralgia offering quick relief for sufferers. The copy emphasizes effectiveness and implies a medical breakthrough with bold, unverified claims.
Bartholomew County Circuit Court notices Lizzie E Norton vs Richard A Norton require appearance by November 10, 1897. Plaintiffs file real estate sale suit and affidavit showing defendant nonresident, court order summons defendant to answer or demur. Columbus clerk Grorae Werner seals proceedings. Attorney Marshall Hacker represents plaintiff.
The Columbus Morning Loan in Columbus Indiana advertises a two-paper subscription deal with the Twice-A-Week Courier Journal and their own paper for 1.25 dollars per year. Subscriptions must be prepaid, renewals or new subscribers welcome, sample copies free on application.
The Indianapolis Sentinel emphasizes its wide circulation and the value of state news for readers. It promotes subscriptions for the Daily and Weekly editions, mentions McKinley era politics, and notes foreign influence fears while advertising Dr Miles Nerve Plasters for rheumatism.
A 140 acre farm located three miles southwest of Waymansville Indiana offers 100 acres suitable for cultivation. The land will be rented for three or five years for cash. Apply to Leonard Harvey Waymansville ds ww Indiana.
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