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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
3
Relief for women during nervousness backache and headaches is claimed from Dr Miles Ant Pain Pills. The ad asserts they stop pains soothe nerves and offer comfort during trying periods.
A testimonial from Mrs Henry Ifad of Akron Ohio praises Miles' Anti Pain Pills for neuralgia rheumatism and heart pain relief. The ad claims quick relief steady sleep and no heart or stomach harm when used as directed. It notes a money back guarantee via the druggist with 25 cent doses and identifies Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
The piece urges party unity among Republicans after a national election victory. It warns of sharp internal disagreements over tariff reform and calls for candor and cooperation as Indiana seeks harmony to support a 1910 election. It notes Taft's pledge of real reform and the likelihood of a Congress focused on tariff legislation.
An old newspaper advertisement touts Kodol as a digest digestive aid that digests what you eat and makes the stomach feel sweet. It claims quick relief for indigestion or nervous dyspnea and invites readers to try with a guarantee. Sold by Hedges Drug Co.
J N Hurty warns of diphtheria danger as cases rise in Indiana and urges prompt treatment of colds. He advocates Dr Shoop Restorative targeting internal nerves and organs rather than old remedies, claiming strong inside nerves prevent weak stomach, heart, or kidneys. Public notice urges precautions to avoid school outbreaks.
After the election, readers are urged to settle small accounts and subscriptions. If you are more than a year in arrears or the account is past due, please remit promptly. Your payment will be appreciated.
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills touted as effective for back pain bladder inflammation and general disorders Sold by Hedges Drug Co. August race suicide honors won by Warren county with a birth rate of 31.5 per thousand population in that month.
Readers are invited to request a free sample bottle of Kilmer Swamp Root, promoted as a cure for lame back and kidney, liver, and bladder troubles. The ad touts a hospital and private practice track record and notes a free booklet to help readers determine kidney or bladder issues. Instructs readers to mention reading the paper when requesting the sample.
Washington reports that anti alcohol forces face a discouraging outlook for the next session. The National Anti Saloon League will attend, but with limited hope. The defeat of Congressman Charles B. Landis is seen as vindication by liquor interests for his temperance stance.
An advertisement claims Kodol cures dyspepsia and stomach trouble by digesting food, needed only occasionally, with user gradually relying less on it. Sold by Hedges Drag Co.
Noblesville Ledger argues for a general reform law in 1899 extending supervision over City Councils Boards of Trustees and school boards. It notes current lack of proper bookkeeping and auditing and urges uniform oversight, published allowances, and centralized action from the state capital.
County Health officers urge parents to call family physicians immediately when diphtheria or scarlet fever is suspected. Physicians will be held strictly accountable for any lack of care or quarantine reporting failures.
E W Wagner argues the corn price question is complex beyond quick fixes. He notes post 1908 deal nostalgia fading, with likely 60 to 70 cent corn, and that 1907 short crop raised values permanently. Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy advertised with claims of safety and efficacy.
Nov 4 Pine Bluff Arkansas two large brick cotton warehouses owned by R H Knox and D B Bluthenthal collapsed into the Arkansas river after bank erosion threatening Hotel Jefferson and the Jefferson county courthouse within 48 hours. The river eats away at the heart of the business district with many trees toppled at the edge and a large plantation on the north bank gradually disappearing.
Dr AG H Roberts Indiana assistant state veterinarian and Indiana Veterinary College president reports in Detroit that eastern cattle show hoof and mouth disease but quarantine unlikely in Indiana for now. He notes low death rate but severe impact on milk production and warns of recurring attacks. spread northwest of Detroit detected but being checked with strict regional quarantine.
Advertisement claims a tonic cure for all itching skin diseases using ZEMO for external use. Promotes sample mail to BE. W. Rose Medicine Co. 83 Logic Street, said by Hedges Drug Co. in a grandiose format.
Fragmentary Washington Star excerpt shows a student asking his father if he worries more about athletics than books. The quoted dialogue hints at family concern over priorities and academic focus.
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