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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1898
Page
7
A misspelled note outlines a plan to recruit parties for gold placer work in Yakor country. It mentions supplying boats to watch and transport, a two year stay by a subarctic author, and feeding the parties into gold fields. Contact details are promised but not clear.
A speaker condemns campaign deceit and assigns responsibility for wartime misuses to the Democratic party. He argues Republicans and McKinley era guard the nation, castigating alleged camp horror and calls for sustaining the administration to protect markets and trade against political attacks.
A fragmented clipping surveys Democratic leaders with sharp contrasts amid controversy over party strategy. Amid talk of reforms and internal divisions, observers note tensions during the current town meeting period and calls for unity.
A historical column urges citizens to vote in support of President McKinley, warning against complacency and urging Republicans to turnout. It emphasizes patriotic duty, warns of overconfidence, and calls for active participation to defend protectionist policies and national prosperity. The piece references loyalty, free silver, and economic stakes while stressing unity at the polls.
A fragmented early 20th century ad page touts coffee benefits and cures while mixing mis-spellings and junk text. It mentions sleep, vitality, and various patents like Kay’s Renovator, with references to Marquette and Chicago routes and a junked list of addresses and vendors. The readable lines imply a nutrition and patent medicine context with dubious claims and scattered contact details.
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