Grump's Theatre Showcases State’s Best Orchestra
A note on Grump's Theatre highlighting its high quality orchestra and standard attractions, claiming a top state standing among local venues and performances.
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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1897
Page
4
A note on Grump's Theatre highlighting its high quality orchestra and standard attractions, claiming a top state standing among local venues and performances.
An advertising broadside extols Ow suits as more than fashion they become a part of the wearer with perfect fit symmetry and dressiness. It promises pleasing harmony of lines and complete satisfaction with price.
An American visitor in London notes peculiar signs seen last summer. Doors bear Do Not Ring the Bell Unless an Answer Is Required, and a letter drop opens beneath. A blue window sign proclaims Yankie Cy der Is Sold Here, and a hairdresser promises Lair Neatly Trimmed While You Wait. London signs are odd and memorable.
A new natural coke deposit near Salt Lake City, about 140 miles south of the city and near a railroad, spans 25 to 30 feet of surface with a five foot coke body. Tests claim purity and superiority to manufactured coke with no smoke or extra ash, controlled by ex Mayor R N Baski and partners over 640 acres.
A Chicago Times-Herald report recalls a man who left a book shop with purchases and his change unclaimed. The clerk chased him, returning the best portion of a dollar, noting many customers never seek their change and the store donates unclaimed funds to charity.
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A New York Sun reminiscence notes how traditional door knocking and bell pulls once created noisy playful scenes. It laments push button doors dulling the thrill of announcing visitors and fears the old slam and rattle will fade as modern entry systems quiet the hall.
Prof Euhn Thopson an eminent authority on electric metal working argues that melting through thick masses of iron and steel is feasible given time and sufficient current. He says the burglar would face heavy equipment, long time, and high discovery risk making the operation unlikely.
Adelina Patti is granted the freedom of Brecon for bereavements to neighbors. Marquis de Merinville, newlywed to Gwen Caldwell, heads a French noble family with Limousin estates since the thirteenth century. Mentions bicycle memory aid and General Mellon Prior’s war record. Maximilian Damm, a German-born Mexican businessman, built a mine yielding $700,008 annual income.
An old Cincinnati advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for constipation with refund guarantees if not effective. The clipping mentions real estate actions, including Joseph Steinbarger versus William Pence to correct a description and quiet title, plus notes about local merchants and melon dealers amid sale at the courthouse.
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