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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1915
Page
6
The notice argues residents should not pay taxes to support their county treasury or schools and questions contributions to churches charities and the poor. It claims tax payments are not used for roads bridges or local infrastructure and urges reconsideration.
A patient with long term kidney and liver troubles reports dramatic improvement after using Swamp Root. The letter lauds Dr Kilmer’s product, claiming recovery after ten weeks in bed and urges others to try the remedy with a request for samples and information.
A health board report from a southern state details several ways to kill the noxious fly. It describes burning powders on hot surfaces to produce vapors and using carbolic acid drops to vaporize and kill flies, with cautions about safety and effectiveness.
TOROSCOPITC examination has shown that millions of bacteria lie on the body of a single fly. These are often of various bacteria including typhoid tuberculosis plague and diphtheria notes.
March 6 fly kills cited as equally devastating as September or August. The text urges preventing flies by trapping with feeds near breeding sites and avoiding traders who do not screen surviving flies in dairies, restaurants, markets, or bakeries.
A bird’s eye view notes the need for sanitation to halt a fly outbreak. It emphasizes that cleanliness is a major factor in reducing the spread of a transmissible nuisance, warning that neglect invites illness and decay.
A garbled OCR line yields few clear details. The text hints at names and locations but lacks coherent events or context to form a complete article card.
A Woman's Section appeal invites readers of Pountain county to contribute items of interest to women. It invites ideas on local affairs, home helps, fashions, and household conveniences, with a tone of community uplift and shared guidance.
Fragmentary instruction lists crude measures for a boiled water crust and a simple butter mixture. Mentions beating egg whites for a frosting and references to flour eggs and water. Text reads as garbled OCR with misspellings and unclear steps.
Pineannie Bavarian Cream uses gelatin pineapple and lemon mix with sugar then fold in whipped cream. Cook gelatin with cold water, heat pineapple to boil, add sugar and juice, chill, then fold in cream and mold the mixture.
When making a cream sauce heat milk then rub butter and flour together until smooth. Stir this into the boiling milk gradually for a smooth sauce.
An archaic remedy notice urges immediate relief for feverish infants using Spether Grays avert Powders for Cal Iron. It claims these powders cleanse the stench and promise swift easing to delicate children, urging mothers to act at once.
Julia Bottomley surveys popular spring hats featuring lace brims and airy materials like chiffon and net. Designs include layered crepe brims with embedded blossoms and lace edges bound in velvet, with leghorn crowns and delicate wire supports.
A crepe de chine lounging robe with matching petticoat in light golden brown uses simple hemming tucks and hand embroidery. Suitable for elderly women who prefer modest pink and white accents and travelers seeking discreet attire in Pullman staterooms or hotels.
The article lists shades of red including beetroot, geranium, cerise and mili tary tones as preferred by fashion. It notes these bright tints brighten dark colors and relieve monotony.
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