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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1906
Page
5
An advertisement explains how to test for kidney trouble using a glass of water and sediment. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidneys liver and bladder issues, promising relief from frequent urination back pain and scalding. Free sample bottle and book offered by mail from Binghamton New York.
Catarrh and hay fever relief with Liquid Cream Balm advertised as nearly as effective as Elv's Balm. Sold for 73 cents with atomizing spray tube, prescribed by many physicians and available at all druggists or by mail from Ely Brothers of New York.
Louisville and Nashville announces service expansion to Florida Gulf Coast resorts. The railroad plans new routes and schedules to connect travelers with seaside destinations, boosting tourism and regional mobility.
Fragmentary notes list names and places including New Orleans Cincinnati St. Louis Chicago Louisville and Cuba related materials. References to Dewey or Davenport and other initials appear amid garbled text about pamphlets and travel guides.
Governor J Frank Hanly urged Indiana Republicans at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis to condemn graft and corruption in state and national government. He warned that past ideals are insufficient and called for decisive reform, urging party members to purge faithless officials and uphold public welfare.
Congressmen Chaney delivered a concise address at the love feast chairmanship, praising a nationwide prosperity drive and urging continued Republican work. He cited a square deal in domestic life, recalling lessons of the past and duties of the present with hope for the future.
John L. Griffiths, consul general at Liverpool, expresses joy in meeting old political allies and recalls campaigns for American principles. He notes high English regard for Theodore Roosevelt, calls him the standard bearer for the next campaign, and says the vice president’s nomination inspires him despite being 4,000 miles from Indiana.
Representative Jim Watson spoke briefly at a Sixth district rally expressing healthful humor and sound logic. He attacked the Democratic party while urging unity and a proactive approach to civil service and ward organization, ending with a hopeful call to action.
The ordinary camel is reshaped into a fast racing variety in southern Algeria. Bred for speed, the racing camel can reach nine to ten miles an hour and sustain sixteen to seventeen hours of travel. Valued five to ten times higher than work camels, these races excite crowds as the animals appear eager to win.
The American squadron under Rear Admiral Cotton has set sail from Lisbon bound for Kiel, marking a notable naval movement with likely strategic implications in the European theater.
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