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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
4
A New York physician advises a patient to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for womb flooding and pain. Testimonial letters praise recovery after following Mrs Pinkham's guidance with multiple bottle courses. Over a million women reportedly helped by her advice and medicine.
A compilation of social and personal items from the county region includes visits and returns across Crawfordsville Attica Veedersburg Williamsport and Indianapolis. Mentions focus on residents like Sig Leon C G Fox Miss Marie Bryant Lulu Sedwin Dr Stackhouse and others with frequent letters of thanks and community greetings.
A Chilhowie merchant certifies he had consumption and was given up but was cured after using two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery. He credits improved health and three years of business activity after recovery. Trial bottles are free at Lee’s drug store.
A Western Mail style list details Sir Watkin W Wynn hosting a vast feast at Wrnstay Park on April 19 1770 with hundreds of oxen fowl shells and vast quantities of provisions. The account notes coaches transporting cooks from London and about 14000 attendees enjoying ale brandy and other delicacies.
In McCarthy’s Reminiscences a Waterloo victor in the house of lords replies to a peer who mocks his grasp of a bill. The duke declares if the bill is not understood after repeated readings there is no choice but to call the speaker stupid. A minor note credits McCarthy with producing the only specimen heard. A separate item mentions a critic’s remark on magical glisses and a watermelter study reporting limited verb usage.
Duncan and others visited the Worthy teacher while the term ends today and graduation is two weeks away. Sam Board visited midweek as excitement grows over a planned entertainment and new books valued at two hundred dollars are promised. Foley's Honey and Tar is advised for infants to prevent pneumonia or croup. Geof Cook mentions the lab apparatus.
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