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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
7
A wartime style plea offers a free recipe claimed to cure weak kidneys and bladder issues. It promises quick recovery from symptoms like scalding urination backache and dizziness and invites readers to write to Dr A E Robinson in Detroit for a return mail copy. The note emphasizes harmless remedies and home cure potential.
Five golden rules for arranging flowers emphasize using foliage lightly placing blooms sparsely choosing artistic glasses limiting to two or three flower types creating bold or soft color harmony and letting flowers outshine the vase simple glasses in white green or rose suit table settings.
A promotional note urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria for infants and children, highlighting it as a safe remedy. The ad emphasizes universal listening as a lost art and questions daily living in a flat with a dumb Walter.
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a regulator and invigorator for stomach liver and bowels. The copy touts sugar coated tiny granules described as easy to take as candy and ends with a quip about preferring a kiss from an enemy to a friend who enjoyed the job.
Advertisement claims a paste or remedy pledges to refund money if PAZU OINTke ENT fails to cure any case of licking Blind or Protruding Piles within fourteen days. This fragment mentions varying pleasures and an early breakfast product.
The article sketches Elijah’s life during Ahab and Jezebel’s reigns around 920–857 BC. It notes his call from God, his mission to oppose Baal worship, and his acts of faith in famine and widow's household, including restoring the widow's son to life. Elijah’s trials prepare him for later bold confrontations and reform.
New York druggists blame doctors for the morphine habit growth after a city ordinance restricts retail sales of morphine or preparations without prescriptions. Board of health members said paregoric and stomach remedies were the primary targets while urging physicians to curb prescriptions. Caswell Mayo cited a sanitarium survey showing about 90 percent of habit formation linked to doctor prescriptions.
A cow wandered near the fort at Maranz Austria prompting an officer to search for an automatic camera device. Finding nothing amiss he released the animal under two guards who trailed it to check if the owner was an Italian spy.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis conducts an investigation with pastors to assess tuberculosis impact on church communities. Stats will include last year’s church deaths, to be shared with ministers for Tuberculosis Day on April 30.
Two Scotsmen chat about a round on the links in the morning while one reveals a plan to wed then. The snippet ends with an advertisement for PETTMIT'S VE SALVE offered by Howard Bros in Buffalo New York.
A man reflects on inner torment and self-judgment noting each person builds their own heaven and hell by choices and virtues, while recognizing personal strengths and weaknesses and warning against taking liberties with oneself.
An odd juxtaposition notes theater talk on burlesque costuming and a tease about missing chances for pleasure. An old ad promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, claiming it softens gums relieves inflammation soothes pain and cures wind Colic at 25 cents a bottle.
Dialogue reflects a couple recalling a habit from early marriage in a flat. The exchange contrasts routine comfort with a lesson about love over self concern. The remark about toast serves as a window into shared memory and values in a domestic life.
A Massachusetts avenue drug store near a branch post office faced a complaint from a woman who balked at nickel slot machines for stamps. She bought two two-cent stamps for ten cents, left six cents change, and hurried off without returning, sparking discussion about vending practices.
A reflective quote from Henry Lee emphasizes valuing others by recognizing their good qualities as the surest path to lasting friendship. The message advocates sincere praise as a social bonding principle.
A reflective maxim notes that facing the world with cheer can drive long term success and fulfillment in life, suggesting optimism shapes enduring accomplishments.
Henry J. Goldstein of 14 Barton Street Boston credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing five years of severe rheumatism that kept him from work. He describes knee stiffness and excruciating pain before relief and recovery after taking the medicine, praising its efficacy and recommending it.
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