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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1897
Page
4
Our fall wool assortment presents rich and attractive patterns. A broad line of materials gives dressers wide tailoring options and shows the superiority of our fabrics. We mirror Fashion in its finest autumn moods with crisp, stylish options.
Publishers' Weekly notes generosity of copyright poets and Volney Streamer compiling English verse. Dr Miles Nerve Plasters advertised. The Art Amateur October issue features Cherry Ripe color plate and working-size designs in china painting and wood carving. Julien Gordon's new autumn book Eat Not Thy Heart to be published by Herbert St. Stone & Co with Mrs Van Rensselaer Cruger portraying fashionable and humbler life on Long Island.
Ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a 25 cent price and money-back guarantee if no cure. It contrasts a sleepy merchant losing customers to a savvy rival selling in-demand goods and urges buying C C C products today amid claims of quick relief from headaches fever and biliousness.
Vincent Thompson declares candidacy for City Marshal subject to the Republican primary convention. James Burk announces as candidate for County Clerk opposing the Republican nominating convention.
Hartsville two story dwelling on ten acres plus barn and lot selling at 600 dollars with 100 down and 100 yearly payments. Orinock dwelling and jot offered with 100 down and 450 yearly payments. Loth street home near street or stable priced at 350 dollars with half cash, half in a year. Ninth Street house barn and lot priced at 150 dollars with purchaser friendly terms. Insurance options promise prompt loss payments and accident sickness benefits monthly. Kinney Kinney, 435 Fourth St.
The text discusses a failed act of courtesy by a chief functionary at a French gesture of friendship to Russia. It notes Prince Radalin of Germany as a missing observer and reflects on court etiquette, warnings against missing opportunities to kiss a hand, and the risks of boldness versus remissness in diplomatic protocol.
Five hundred Russian emigrant children educated under the Hirsch fund at Educational Alliance on East Broadway, New York, competed for a Patria club prize with a flag salute and a patriotic song. The ceremony featured national colors, a Columbia portrayal, and a children’s anthem, celebrating newfound American loyalty among youths who arrived in the U S less than six months earlier.
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