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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1901
Page
6
A compact column surveys political disputes and social issues of the day. It notes labor capital tensions, praises Cuban policy terms under the Platt amendment, reports bronze plaque debate over John A Logan's pedestal, and comments on diplomatic efforts such as the Hay-Pcnepfote treaty revival.
The speaker argues against revisiting last winter's 75,000 case gap in Indiana and the prior fall election. They say the present matters most, note crowding then, and question reopening discussions about dying members.
After the election two Democratic friends in Covington talk about the outcome. One says the others have gotten everything and they might join them. The companion smiles and asks if they have gotten about enough of us now. They share a quiet, knowing moment and move on.
The passage notes how ongoing wars have created unmatched chances for young men to travel and engage with diverse cultures from the Orient to numerous nationalities. It highlights Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines as expanding arenas for enterprise and industry that eager youths will seize.
The Republication statement emphasizes steady adherence to GOP principles and a non bombastic approach. It pledges to appeal to reason and intelligence, seeking to inform the public and persuade rather than inflame partisan sentiment.
The article discusses proposed railroad projects across several townships and the need to weigh benefits and damages from both personal and public welfare perspectives while warning against losing sight of potential dangers.
The article notes a 1901 fiscal year ending June 30 will surpass a previous export total of 1.394 trillion and could exceed 1.5 trillion. By March the year’s gain surpassed 86 billion with farmers as major beneficiaries and the government holding unprecedented gold reserves.
A moral exhortation praises Io and all who endure discouragements and persist. It argues that consistent effort trains the contestant, with failure becoming a step toward future victory. The piece stresses personal example guiding others and shared uplift from steady, principled effort.
A combination of recruitment for a poultry product with a salary and travel expenses is offered, followed by a health ad for Ely's Cream Balm and Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. The notice includes a post office letter list for the week ending April 17 1901 and an unsigned advertising request.
Advertisements trumpet cures for catarrh digestion and headaches. F J Cheney Co and West Traux endorse Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials from Toledo wholesalers. Other promotions tout Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Jell O desserts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Rocky Mountain Tea and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with user anecdotes and prices, typical early 20th century patent medicine hype.
The sun of Lord Sultan 2 103 as a three year old stallion stands 16 hands tall and weighs 1100 pounds. He has style action and good bone and will race this season at the Fair Grounds Covington Indiana. Terms ten dollars for the season with return privileges due at service time. C. W. Thompson.
The notice promotes easy money selling a beauty guide with 65 percent commissions and free outfits, cites a Tippecanoe County resident’s first day orders, and urges readers to write to Houser Hess Pub Co in Indianapolis for a life changing opportunity. It also advertises DeWitt’s products and a general house ad seeking capable county representatives with steady weekly pay.
The Cincinnati Weekly Gazette offers a free year with a one year subscription to The Covington Republican. Readership is encouraged to renew now to extend current dates and receive the weekly paper at no extra cost for a year. Also includes unrelated ad copy about Rocky Mountain and kidney cure claims.
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