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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
8
The second season feature at the M E church Friday night featured Elizabeth deBarrie Gill. Gill performed as tripist reader and soloist with contralto voice and harp. The program uplifted the audience and ran about two hours.
Stilwell farm sale two miles north of Covington on Tuesday December 5 at 11 am offers horses including two heavy mares and a four year old, cattle and hogs with 7 head of shoats and 35 ewes, farming implements from McCormick and wagons, bridles, harness, and other items. Terms cash under 500, over 500 note with 9 month credit security, 8 percent interest on notes. No removal until sale settlements. Auctioneers G Madden and Mayerk.
A fragment notes discounted items with prices listed as 75c and 8c and retail at 39c. Mentions TAF at $1.00 and references see ee wee.
The article traces Napoleon’s prominence in European caricature from 1998 to 1813, noting English artists like Gilray and Rowlandson and others in Germany and Austria. It cites the first known caricature drawn before the first consul era, showing a Corsican youth with a musket and a wig pulled by an old man, captioned about Bona parte aiding Paoli.
A compact survey notes Persians as refined yet language diverse and literate in multiple tongues. It highlights etiquette strictness, social mobility stories, and a tale of Nasir-i-Din Shah’s era. A second fragment recalls a waiting room box with a single word Curiosity provoking laughter.
A philosophical dialogue fragment contrasts happiness with pursuit and catching. A Plain citizen questions chasing the last car on a rainy night, while Toledo Bade and Lew Wallace reflect on sensitivity and the reach of the mind to trifling words.
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