Fragmentary OCR Weathered Note With Time Cues
Fragmentary line shows time 2:63 p.m. and cryptic notations No 9 11 45 with unclear context. No coherent event or location clearly stated. readable items include references to numbers and a time stamp.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
6
Fragmentary line shows time 2:63 p.m. and cryptic notations No 9 11 45 with unclear context. No coherent event or location clearly stated. readable items include references to numbers and a time stamp.
Mrs. Henrietta Shoup of Route 3 Peoria reports dramatic relief after taking Tanlac Tan She recounts years of illness including nervous headaches sleeplessness and stomach trouble and credits Tanlac with renewed energy and strength She notes the medicine’s local availability through T E Rainier J M Cory and Geo G Graham in nearby towns
Mrs. Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a splendid medicine. She recommends it for children with croupy symptoms and says it relieves her own coughs and lung colds after few doses.
Public sale notices list Leonard Bantz on December 18 1919 and Coggins and Brewer on December 28 1919. The Republican provides further data.
Public sale at Hi M Steely farm two miles northwest of Foster six miles north and west of Covasithen on Monday December 15 1919 at 10 am. Horses cows calves farming implements and household goods. Cash and credit terms with notes and interest details. Lunch served by Benson Ladies Aid. Auctioneers Robert Butler and clerk W Layton.
The text promotes Chamberlain's Couch Remedy as a cure for colds and urges isolation to prevent spread among family and coworkers. It suggests many physicians have not met someone with a bad cold and mentions advertising in The Republican. The wording is garbled but centers on a patent remedy for colds and public health caution.
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