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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1899
Page
8
A dense, garbled pastiche details names and events from a historical notes page. Mentions Gilman of State Line Indiana and a December magazine item in The Quelook, with club officers in Covington Indiana and a revival series led by Rev Albert. Several local residents and businesses are named, including Frank Nawls and John Shields, with Sunday visits and quarry work noted amid scattered excerpts.
Tristee Baldwin was in Fountain on Saturday and Mer received stationery for the subouls. Chas Lathrop and wife with Mrs Mand sibel and daughters visited Elias Johnson. Joby Trott was in Fountain last Sunday. LD Heed and wife visited Covington residents. David Ennis spent Sunday at home. H J Ilate did business in Attica on Saturday. Cox and Shader were in Covington for township business. Geo Crock and No 8 Marquess were in Attica. J M Hopkins Ora Kinney and Delmer Kinney attended Wm Marshall’s funeral at the Bend. Lew Smith was in Fountain Sunday. Nothing Here, Farmer, We Dive any family, Mort Goddard.
Items report Mount Olympus teacher White Jr resigning due to heart trouble with possible replacement by the superintendent. Ed Spencer and Geo Borghauer clash with family. local social notes include Gaskin visits, Mrs Cooper and Mrs Thomas Gaskin ill, and David Gahan building a new bridge project. A story clash, weather issues, and a boxing mock match are noted along with routine town news and revival at Forest Hill.
A compact note from a damaged OCR segment mentions names and places in a nonstandard order. The fragment references individuals such as Martin and AR WS with partial words suggesting a formal or ceremonial context. Specific events, dates, or locations are not discernible.
A letter collection promotes One Minute Cough Cure as a universal remedy for fevers coughs and throat issues. Readers from Gentryville and Hutton swear by immediate relief for hoarseness croup and lung troubles with claims of healing power and popularity among speakers and singers.
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