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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
8
An oil company president valued at 300 million dollars laments burdens in a Bible class address. A jest about Benson's Porous Plaster circulates as a cure-all claim. The ad promotes Benson's Plasters as instant relief and urges readers to order by mail with prepaid postage.
The fragment notes Tenye Attier heading south with Nova Covington and Ce Arrives joining the Patriots as Goins Norti reaches Fountain. Readable entities suggest a roster or arrival update in a sports or team movement item.
Local railroad timetable fragment lists Going West 8 Junction at 4:59 p.m. No 1 in Texas special 102 Mall and express 4306 Local passenger Train Nos 3 4 5 referenced.
The author argues against universal reconciliation and eternal annihilation, defending eternal punishment as just and biblically necessary. He critiques postmortem probation and asserts the soul's immortality, citing scriptural passages about final judgment, hell, and punishment as everlasting. The piece engages with soteriology and the nature of divine justice, warning that salvation without eternal consequence would undermine God’s justice.
William McKinley and his close associates are saluted in death verse as friends and comrades. A pitch promotes a commemorative book with profits to McKinley’s Monument Fund and outlines a sales plan with an outfit offered free. Also advertised are an elegiac photogravure and a California Oregon excursion via major rail lines with a map offer.
A Kansas City reader Blanche Myers credits Peruna with curing her chronic catarrh after cold exposure. Hattie Becker from Racine reports quick relief from a lung cold after Peruna, praising its medical value. Mary Cook of Pittsford notes lasting liver relief and renewed health. Vermont Senator Henry Powers and Iowa Senator John Gear endorse Peruna as a family tonic for catarrh and coughs. A New York City user cites relief from nasal drip and hoarseness. Dr Hartman of Columbus offers free advice to unsatisfied users.
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