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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1897
Page
3
National Encampment of Sons of Veterans announces half rate travel for September 9 to 11, 1897 with sale of tickets on September 8 and 9 and return validity to September 15. For tickets contact any Big Four ticket agent or Warren J. Lynch Assistant General Pass and Ticket Agent E O McCormick Pass Traffic Manager Cincinnati. 29519
Karl H Volland states he has succeeded in compromising with nature and thereby regains his former understanding. The remark appears in a brief personal notice or feature snippet within the newspaper page.
Nantucket Inquirer and Mirror notes local jail tales pale beside Barnstable jail stories. FE C Knapp seen in prison garb teaching Mrs. G H Cash bicycle lessons amid rumors of companionship, while convict Lewis Rogers walks with a cow to Yarmouth. A Portuguese inmate Joe promised marriage to Rosa, borrows $30, then marries another after release.
The article depicts Queen Olga of Greece as a motherly figure whose simple tastes and kind nature earn public affection. It recalls the sorrow of losing her eldest daughter Grand Duchess Paul, whose marriage journey ended in tragedy, and a nurse’s dream tied to an ominous prophecy on the eve of the princess’s voyage.
A Minnesota society protects over 500 birds dogs and has more than 300 members. It arose after thefts of sporting dogs featured in a sportsmen’s paper and offers rewards in rare cases while aiming to convict the chief thief. Lost dog ads have fallen by over 50 percent in St Paul papers. The plan seeks statewide protection.
A vintage advertisement promises lasting relief from constipation using Cascarets Candy Cathartic. It notes a money back guarantee if the product fails to cure and directs druggists to refund customers.
A local ad proclaims that lower costs enable cheap selling at J. A. Newton’s One Price Cash Shoe Store. Public notices mention Henri Ehlers possibly visiting the State Fair with Ada Perry leading a shorthand class, and reports list Richard Tickey entering high school, plus Charles Kissling’s return from Switzerland.
The text promotes Peruna as a root-cause remedy and claims sprays and gargles offer only temporary relief. It urges sending for Dr Hartman’s book and lists local topics including YMCA lectures, substitute concerns, a shoe sale, and public calls to demand exact items not substitutes.
The Columbus Morning Star advertises a club deal where subscribers receive the Twice-a-Week Courier Journal and the Columbus Morning Star for 1.25 per year if paid in advance. New subscribers and renewals encouraged with sample copies of the other journal sent free on application. Kinney & Kinney promote prompt work and reasonable prices.
Big Four Route offers one fare plus 2.00 round trip to numerous states and territories including Alabama Arizona Arkansas Colorado Florida Georgia Indian Territory Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska New Mexico North Dakota South Dakota North Carolina Oklahoma Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming. For tickets and information contact Warren J Lynch Assistant General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
A period advertisement offers TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY with a money back guarantee and 25c price. It promotes subscriptions to Weekly Star and other papers for 1 year at 1.25, plus a printing services list and new facilities at the Star office. It also notes travel routes to Cincinnati and connections via rail lines with onward city links.
The Southern Railway offers daily Louisville to Chattanooga one way fares as low as 6.10 with seven day round trips 6.55 fifteen day rounds 9.10 and a November 7th limit 12.25. Service runs twice daily with 7:45 a.m. and 7:35 p.m. departures. through sleepers on the evening train. William H. Tayloe, 216 Fourth Avenue, Louisville, is the contact for details.
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