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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1901
Page
8
Local dispatches compile rural highlights from farms, fairs, and small towns. Reports note weather, market updates, community events, and notable visits shaping regional life.
Miss Grace Quiggle visits Veederaburg others mingle in Mel lott and Newtown. Kineman and Mellott to play ball at West Side Park Sunday. Local families visit relatives and attend church events. Mellott Bank fixtures ordered for August 1 opening. Graduation address given at Centennial church. Lawn social raises 10.50 after expenses. Local notices mix social visits and travel with brief ad copy about Dr Kings New Life Pills.
The Y P C U of Wabash Chapel held an ice cream festival at J M Conover’s residence last Saturday evening. Attendance indicated social and financial success with a profit over seventeen dollars. Gratitude was extended to Mr and Mrs Conover for use of grounds and aid. A picnic for the Sunday school girls’ class followed at the Conover grove with thanks for Mrs James Yerkes’ homemade ice cream. Members present included Hattie Carwile Mary Walters Flora Graham Nellie Graham Lola Yerkes Selah Yerkes.
Weather warm and rain needed. Threshing and harvest progress noted. Neighbors attended Cates picnic. Elmer Bybee and family welcomed a son. Mrs. Drullinger is ill. Shaffer and Holland families shared ice cream at Byron Graham's. Blackberry season short. multiple local families welcomed daughters. An accident injured Mrs. Phebus when her horse bolted. A divorce case in Iowa cited water fear influencing the separation. An ad promotes Cadwell's Syrup Pepsin at Lee Allen's.
A roundup of social notes from Covington and nearby areas including ball game attendance, visits by Ida Switzer and Mrs. Mamie Boughner, and travels of Ed and Guernie Clem to Danville for shop jobs. Mentions of health, boaters with a new baiter, a bread-winning pictorial sketch, and a toast to Cadwell's Syrup Pepsin as a stomach cure.
Report from Covington notes dry gardens missing rain and a general Sunday all day meeting. Residents mention Lewis Heed and wife in Covington Tuesday and Mrs Shields with two daughters visiting Abs L Brooks. Joan Uawking ill. a passing black wagon sparked curiosity. Eyedroppers urged to verify rumors before spreading.
An old advertisement touts Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to cure headaches and stomach trouble, claiming lasting relief and pleasant taste. It also promotes One Minute Cough Cure for children, promising quick, safe results and peace of mind for caregivers.
Many towns along the Iowa Central Railway Lines extend material assistance to attract manufacturing and other industries. The passenger department has compiled a record of inducements and locations, and manufacturers seeking relocation are advised to contact Geo. S. Batty G P T A Iowa Central Railway Marshalltown Iowa.
Ely Brothers advertise Ely's Cream Balm as a dense soothing cure for nasal catarrh not drying or irritating and without sneezing. Priced at 50 cents, available from druggists or by mail from 56 Warren Street New York. P T Thomas Sumterville Alabama and J P Bockner endorse Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as restoring natural digestion after several bottles.
An alarmist pitch claims most Americans suffer from dyspepsia and liver issues with a long list of symptoms and urges readers to buy August Flower for 75 cents from a druggist. Two doses promised to relieve, citing Green's Prize Almanac.
Property ad offers a four room residence with modern conveniences and optional barn, located two squares from the court house. Inquiries directed to Mrs. Moses at 42 Jefferson Street. tf. Otterville Iowa refrain includes patient testimonials for Foley’s Honey and Tar and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure praising quick relief and permanent digestion support from doctors’ recommended remedies.
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