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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
2
Mothers anticipate summer illnesses for their children and rely on Peruna as a trusted remedy. The ad promotes Peruna as a safe, non addictive treatment for metarrhal ailments, claiming quick relief and broad acceptance among mothers nationwide. It touts testimonials and urges mothers to share the benefits with others.
Letters from mothers and families in Chicago Illinois New Martinsville West Virginia Muddy Creek Pennsylvania Menasha Wisconsin endorse Peruna for catarrh stomach and colic prevention and treatment. They claim it cured infant croup and offers tonic benefits with household use and confidential correspondence with Dr Hartman.
The Noblesville Ledger, owned and edited by Will H Craig and R S Truitt, signals a bold stance in coverage of Governor Hanly's actions with pointed editorials and strong local commentary.
A call for party reorganization promises a clean ticket and strong prospects for a 1906 victory. The note emphasizes unity and nominates a people-driven slate for success.
The entry lists a candidate from each county with Eli Stansbury supported by Warren and Will Ishem backed by Benton. Ishem enters handicapped by the heavy Frazier Sleeper Carr burden, described as lethal to any man.
A long time Ohio political figure Boss Cox announced retirement years ago and has again stepped back from politics prompting public inquiry into whether he will remain retired.
A reflective remark warns that a man who misrepresents others in business or politics remains a dangerous figure even if he smooths his manner. The piece emphasizes self-deception as the ultimate hazard behind deceitful behavior.
Mrs Mabel Rogers goes to hang in Vermont in December for her husband’s murder. The U S Supreme Court refuses to intervene and only Governor Bell can save her by commuting the sentence. The case has been fought through all courts.
The writer argues against attempts to raise rural carrier salaries in Congress but states the salaries ought to be increased. They deem it a disgrace to the government that rural carriers perform such service for so little pay.
The speaker maintains that revision of the tariff would not remove the causes of complaint. He asserts that whatever is said about the complaints, revision nor standing put will not eliminate the grievances themselves.
An 80 year old mayor-elect Heath has shown restraint in public remarks, implying that real work follows silence. The piece hints at upcoming opportunities to act and notes a congratulatory telegram from Mr. Beveridge.
A St Paul resident Edward Owe recounts using Peruna for his son after three doctors failed. He credits Peruna with permanent, non narcotic relief from chronic catarrh and notes it can be used long term without habit formation. The advertisement claims Peruna has helped many homes for twenty years without narcotics or drug effects.
The remark suggests someone reacted with a smile only on election night, implying he read something beyond explicit text and detected hidden meaning. It hints at interpreting the event through coded or implied content rather than direct statements.
Before the election the saloon forces in Indiana stood united against Gov. Hanly. The people elected the governor this time and the saloon factions are now taking their medicine, with several faces showing their blame.
The average editor faces pressure from tariff leagues and patent medicine firms seeking free newspaper influence with Senators and Congressional representatives. They push for top-column placement and first-page reads, promising half-price renewal while scruples remain similar.
The text warns that a man who imagines harm, acts on selfish motive, and carries envy is dangerous. Such a disposition, driven by suspicion and greed, threatens the equity of justice between individuals and can lead to crime.
Henry W. Marshall of Lafayette, former Indiana House speaker, has mailed letters announcing his candidacy for Tenth district chairman to succeed Kit Sills of Monticello. He was linked to a future congressional bid but plans to remain in state politics for now.
Crumpacker faces no announced opposition as he seeks the district chair position. Supporters note his leadership and tenure, while observers await any challengers or formal statements from rival groups.
The owners of French Lick and West Baden declare gambling at their resorts will stop. The move appears voluntary, but observers say Indiana Governor J Frank Hanly Almanac era pushed the action long ago.
The Fowler Republican accuses Alonzo D. Sleeper and John P. Carr of forming a ruling political ring in Benton County. The piece calls Sleeper a traitor and leech, recounting his failed bid to retaliate against the editor who exposed him, and praises the paper and its editor Robertson for standing against corruption.
J LG Peters advertises durable rubber footwear available at Ball Bend. Exhibition of stock claims best wear and comfort for customers seeking long lasting rain boots.
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