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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1897
Page
4
A local textile ad markets a full yard of Al wool similar to tailor orders. It touts Fall wool felts with new, handsome patterns and material lines offering dressers a broad latitude of choice. The copy claims superior tailoring and mirrors fashion in autumn moods.
A brief note cites that Liienberger received a diagnosis using current recognized professional methods. The fragment outlines a medical assessment context without additional specifics.
Real estate deals include a two story Hartsville dwelling with ten acres priced at 600 with 100 down and 100 yearly payments. Orinock lot sale requires 100 down and 450 yearly payments. A Ninth street dwelling with barn and lot goes for 450 with flexible terms. Also insurance options for fire and accident policies are offered by Kinney Kinney at 436 Fourth St Columbus Indiana.
Fragmentary advertisement notes a big event titled Ladie's Bargain Day. It mentions two stores donating ten percent of sales to the Ladies Auxiliary to aid their work for young men in the city. References to Horatio and remedies appear, with a claim of a drugstore refund offer on a product called Cathartic.
The four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Patterson died yesterday at noon at her North Pearl Street home after a prolonged illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. The notice also mentions local coal supply concerns due to market conditions and a forthcoming stage show The Broadway Girl at Crumps Theatre with cast details and praise for the production.
The correspondent reports Mrs Howard recovering from chest neuralgia and Mr Walker in poor health. The column notes many local candidates but predicts that about nine tenths of them will be defeated.
Correspondent and family enjoyed nutting and pleasure at a Nashville area visit. Mrs Mary Young wife of Aburey Young suffers from breast cancer and cannot recover.
Tit Bits notes popular belief that Siberia houses unjustly exiled criminals is false. Case summaries show Russian exiles who escaped to San Francisco faced swift punishment, with one man jailed 21 years for burglary and another hanged for murder. Investigations indicate their exile reasons matched severe penalties elsewhere.
The article recounts Quanah Parker’s life, noting his white mother Cynthia Ann Parker who was captured as a child. It describes her upbringing among the Comanches and her eventual identification and reunion with family in Jackson County, Texas after years believed dead.
The article argues that universities can blend athletic excellence with strong academics. It cites Ohio University’s captain forced to resign for poor grades and asserts professors will enforce scholastic standards over brute strength, aiming to subordinate athletes to scholars and preserve sound minds in sound bodies.
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