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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1907
Page
4
Readers share testimonials praising Peruna for catarrh of the digestive tract and bowels, hemorrhage of the bowels, and severe coughs. One 77 year old reports full recovery after five bottles, others note restored health and renewed energy after use.
A faith filled argument extols Peruna as a reliable household remedy for mucous membrane related ailments. Testimonials from Mrs. Franziska Gaengel in Canada and Mrs. Mary Allen in Tennessee claim dramatic relief from headaches backaches coughs and stomach catarrh after using Peruna and consulting Dr. Hartman.
Covington Republican notes Ed subscription at 1.50 yearly and reports Taft must speak openly to pursue the presidency. The piece mentions a "smoking out" strategy to force disclosure and gauge public reaction.
The statement asserts that the pure food law has compelled mail order houses to shut down their grocery departments, reflecting a regulatory impact on foreign and domestic catalog sellers.
A number of Indiana Republican newspapers criticize Mr Fairbanks as a presidential candidate and urge the state to nominate and elect Charles W Fairbanks to the presidency.
The piece notes roughly $300,000 spent on the Thaw trial by the defense and reflects that justice and liberty cost money. It suggests an advantage may emerge after the next trial and that some wealth may be redistributed, closing with the proverb an ill wind that blows no good.
Several Indiana railroads reach a decision to practically nullify the full train crew and sixteen hour laws sought by the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. The acts required six men on trains over fifty cars and five on shorter trains plus sixteen hour limits and eight hour rest, despite railroad lobby opposition.
Report notes serious danger to Governor Hanly's health impacting his duties as Indiana's chief official. It highlights the unique challenges and embarrassments faced by the current governor in discharging office.
The Fountain County Times notes a curious habit as prosperity grows. Democrats use discarded trunks as makeshift safes, storing thousands in paper and notes while the thief takes only the gold, leaving the rest behind for future needy parties.
Several Republican hopefuls move quickly toward the 1908 convention. Lt. Gov. Miller Sen. Fremont Goodwine Jas Wade Emison and former AG W L Taylor were seen at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis. Chairman James P Goodrich joined later. Democrats Rawlston Rep McCullough J M Adair and Judge Erwin also active as Indiana politics heat up.
Mrs. Celia Eibling of Payne Ohio reports better health and weight after using Peruna. She says she keeps it in the house and thanks the advisory, noting her husband and Ale also benefited after short use.
Public interest grows around applying Civil Service rules to post office appointees and the demand for strict performance of duties. The text notes similar concerns in the Ninth District and calls for careful handling to avoid using government departments as a political club.
Report from Noblesville Indiana on April 17 describes a lawsuit in the circuit court where Charles B Landis faces a claim by M S Smith for $100 unpaid campaign expenses. The dispute grows from Landis alleged promise to reimburse Smith for money to send exhausted factory workers home before an election.
An old advertisement offers Allen's Nature Compound as a guaranteed cure for liver kidney blood diseases rheumatism neuraglia dyspepsia sick head ache constipation and skin diseases. Money back guarantee sample free with stamp. six months treatment for $1. Agents wanted with exclusive territory and liberal commissions from W T Allen Medicine Co Greenfield Indiana.
A mercantile house seeks a gentleman or lady to travel with a capital of $250000. The home may serve as head quarters if desired. Weekly salary of $1092 per year plus expenses. Address J A Alexander 125 Plymouth Place Chicago II.
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