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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1898
Page
3
A testimonial style ad from The Bradfield Regulator Co. proclaims Mothers Friend as a blessing for expectant mothers. It cites a customer claim about reduced pain and urges readers to obtain the book of testimonials free, with price and shipping details from the firm in Atlanta Georgia.
Clark Dennis slowly recovers and Mrs. Rick is not expected to live from consumption. Covington residents visit Foster. Lincoln Ricketts joins Covington militia Co. A May 3 schoolhouse fundraiser is planned. Thieves captured, but escaped. mercury warnings appear in ad text. Community notes include local dances, dinners, and visits from relatives and neighbors.
A local notice recalls a gathering of families in Lanville and nearby towns with a joyful repast and well wishes for continued happiness. The passage promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds, claiming it as a guaranteed, superior remedy with free trial bottles at Lee Allen's drug store.
Sunday School at Carwile drew attention as Frank Graham showcases an improved wire fence design and Ora Livengood organizes a singing clay. Oliver Blakely reports his regiment ready to march in two weeks. Bob Alexander volunteers to assist in Spain. Youths join services at M. E. K. Church Sunday night. Rev John Board to conduct next Sunday at Carwile with services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Ross Stevens attended a party at John Bantz’s Saturday.
Advertisement touts Dr Wilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy addressing back and urinary issues. It promises relief from frequent urination and night interruptions, earning endorsements from druggists and offering samples for stamps. Proposes mail order from Phimer Co in Binghamton NY via Covington Republican.
In a Skaguay memo, Henry Twickenham boasts of a lunching talk with Miss Willikins as she grows hopeful about her father’s mood. She presses for news on her fate as he remains tight lipped while praising his plea to the jury in the Mundle versus Binkham case.
A tale from Harper’s Magazine recounts a preacher trapped by a prank text of Ezra nine two. the ploy yields a comic recitation of nine and twenty knives. John Muir’s Yellowstone Canyon notes describe a 20 mile long, 1000 foot deep, color rich gorge with vivid rock hues and unchanging earth tones under sun and storm.
A fragment describes a misunderstanding after greeting a stranger named Patsy in Boston. The speaker recalls a confrontation that led to an unspecified court action the following dawn. The dialogue references clever remarks and mistaken identity.
A garbled OCR passage notes Poinieher offering to publish a book of epigenics if costs for pricing and binding are covered. It includes fragmented dialogue about expenses and luck, plus a stray reference to Yonkers and distant entities, with a confused line about Blondel and a ransom.
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