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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1899
Page
1
A printer and binder advertises blank books and binding services for addresses and orders. It notes availability at factory rates and urges customers to send in requests for blank books and binding work.
Fragmented editorial chatter denounces Fountain county as a prize fighting venue with Phescete moved to Montgomery. It laments eastern influence, praises western colleges, critiques Nebraska and Iowa politics, and weighs pension battles, trusts, and Democratic prospects into 1900.
A garbled draft hints that a photographer’s work may evolve into a continuous performance, reflecting on deportation and daily life in a western town. The fragment suggests fear, timing, and a shift in artistic approach amid unsettled conditions.
Naval experts now say the Alervimac's sinking at the Cuban entrance may have been a blunder by someone, and that Mr. Alger was not responsible.
The passage notes a fifty million dollar rise in export trade during the lost year and urges merchants and farmers to view it in contrast with the Democratic regime and the Wilson era. It emphasizes the country’s condition and calls for contemplation by the audience.
The passage hints at internal party tension as Jie Uheadle appears to hold sway within the Democratic ranks and triggers unified responses when he demands action.
A strained official mood follows Laurier declining to attend the press post office dedication citing fear of insult from crowds. The situation adds to doubts after a prior interview warning arbitration or war. A Washington cartoon mocks Democrats led by Bryan tied to the Chicago Platform and Sixteen to One, signaling a perilous party split and uncertain future.
State health board notes rising cases of diarrhoea cholera morbus dysentery cholera infantum as filth diseases preventable by proper excreta care cooking and vegetables. Other diseases decrease include rheumatism tonsillitis whooping cough diphtheria croup pneumonia scarlet fever influenza meningitis. Hog cholera cited as epidemic in Spencer Lake Franklin Uilackford Lawrence Wayne counties. A Philadelphia man recounts recovery with Electric Bitters. City high school plans open September 11. examinations for conditioned or advanced work set for August 1. orders for texts urged.
The value and convenience of an encyclopedia depend on a compact well arranged set. A complete library should include the Bible, an unabridged dictionary and an encyclopedia. The layout, size, type, and indexed cross references determine ease of use and conserve time and energy.
Travel copy touts Frisco route as shortest fastest way to Oklahoma City via major localities in the territory. Advertises Arnica Salve for skin and fever sores and Cascarets for constipation. Mentions Dr J H McLean liver and kidney tonic and One Minute Cough Cure for croup.
An old advertisement fragment markets DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for bruises sprains and skin issues and a Hobbs Sparagus Pills claim for kidney ills. It cites Geo Cook and Sterling Kennedy Co of Chicago and warns against counterfeits.
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