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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1901
Page
2
A Covington paper discusses Governor Bryan’s idea of a divided American people and argues that a large portion of the public may favor steady government. The piece critiques legislative power and the pace of reform, noting likely support for or against proposed measures with a cautious view of public sentiment.
Obscure OCR notes discuss agricultural funding and policy sections. Mentions Secretary of Agriculture and warnings about consumption and teaching roles amid confused text and garbled names.
The Ladies of the Baptist church plan a fair soon and the Christian church group hosts a social on February 11. The WOLF Mo Society will hold a Missionary Tea at 3 pm on February 24 in the church lecture room. A February 6 charity entertainment for the Presbyterian church is urged for all citizens. A humorous tale recalls a birthday prank for Dave Gebhart with a surprise party. A Veedersburg farewell dance drew a crowd from this city with several local men listed as partygoers. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is endorsed for digestion and general wellbeing.
A humorous town tale follows George and Jelly Morley as a plan to win Mrs. Mounder’s approval unfolds. The narrator intercepts a secret rendezvous at a tennis court where George clings to Jelly and declares their playful scheme to marry, revealing a comic battle of wits and romantic misadventures.
A clipped meditation on what remains unsaid the value of hidden feelings and long buried memories. The text hints at names and moments lost to time and misprint, urging care for what is precious when spoken words fail.
A chaotic scene involving Mrs Morley and her son George disrupted by his fixation on tennis interrupts a family gathering. After weeks of nervous strain and interference, medical help and nursing lead to recovery, and the court, racket, and balls disappear as George and Dolly play peacefully in the garden.
A garbled narrative recounts a traced theft involving a grandfather figure Pitt and a diamond, with mentions of a stele, ransom, and a Monorthi volunteer group. The text names Port St George and various unsettled figures but lacks clear sequence or reliable details.
In a tale of separation the woman seeks independence after divorce and pursues a new life away from her husband’s influence. The narrative follows her efforts to establish autonomy, confront social norms, and navigate custody and vows within a troubled marriage.
A narrator describes icebergs as evolving structures resembling various world landmarks. One berg resembles an Arab white tent on a desert sea, another a green marble domed mosque, with a plaster of Chinese paradas drifting by. A Gothic cathedral and a coliseum appear as the current carries a huge man-of-war ship, its stem submerged and foam breaking over the bow.
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