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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1902
Page
7
Dr. Geo Ewing of Smiths Grove Kentucky writes of long kidney and bladder trouble. After trying many remedies he used Foley Kidney Cure, stating three bottles fully relieved him and that he prescribes it widely with success.
Train schedule details: Main Line at Attica East Bound with several daily and Sunday services. Notes include connections between St. Louis and New York via Covington Branch, with departure and arrival times for Attica, Covington, and Fountain. Agent Thomas Gallagher signs as schedule contact.
A fragment lists daily trains between Toledo and St Louis with numbers 3 4 5 6 and mentions two monthly excursions west and south. It includes northbound and southbound lines from Danville Junction to Evansville Chicago and to St Louis, with various express and local services and times.
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement extols Dr. Boschee's German Syrup as a cure for coughs and lung troubles, and promotes Green’s remedies, Witts Little Early Risers, and other tonics. It claims health risk from seeking jewels and links product use to preventing consumption, with testimonial from W. Scott of Milton, Pennsylvania.
Foster News itemizes visits, sickness and travel notes among residents. Mrs Al Banks and others on the sick list. social calls to G W Boughner, Danville guests, and Ed Daller with Jake Ricketts attend Jubilee Singers. A marriage, injuries from a horse kick, and a jail break in Fowler are noted with authorities.
A reader touts Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and other plagues, claiming cures for bronchitis asthma and croup and urging trials with guaranteed bottles 50c and 1 trial bottles free at Lee Allen s. Also notes One Minute cough cure and Electric Bitters praised by sufferers for indigestion stomach and kidney issues with claims of safety and quick relief.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for poor digestion and blues. It claims improved digestion, elimination of headaches, and a sprightly appearance, urging readers to buy for 25 cents at Lee Allens.
An advertorial note from The Bradfield Regulator Co. of Atlanta promotes Mother's Friend as an external liniment for pregnant women. It claims to soften breasts, prevent cracked nipples, relax strained muscles, and aid abdominal support during gestation, priced at $1.00 per bottle with a offer to write for a free motherhood book.
Hillsboro business circles show lively trading with new faces in shops. Joe W. Hayes loses his lumber yard to Perry Hart and continues operations. Evan A. Tinsley and Hart acquire Hayes’s general store as Tinsley & Co. under Mr. Tinsley. Perry may travel. Carter & Wright reshuffle with H A Carter in full control. J T McCullough buys out Chas Rynearson to run sole ownership.
In Verbeua Alabama F A Gulledge spent much at doctors for a severe pile condition with 24 tumors. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve finally cured him after hospital treatments failed. Ad claims the salve relieves inflammation and pain, calling it the best salve in the world and urging readers to buy at Allen’s drug store.
A historical ad claim extols Foley’s Kidney Cure for kidneys and bladder with testimonials from Unger of Champaign and Geo. D. Cook, praising a single bottle for a hacking cough and consumption fears. The copy promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a similar product and directs readers to Roy Allen for purchase at 35 cents.
The ad touts Rocky Mountain Tea to renew youthful vigor with a steady glow through the fires of febburn. It highlights the product as a path to a golden happy day and directs readers to see Roy Allen for purchase.
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