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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1923

Page

7

Mrs G W Hall Testimonial on Pinkham Vegetable Compound

Lima Ohio woman describes years of illness and relief after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She reports renewed energy for housework, walking longer distances, and urges other women with similar weakness to try the remedy. The notice underscores common symptoms like dragging pains weakness and run down feeling.

Lydia E. Pinkham Lima Ohio Pinkham G. W. Hal Hazel Avenue Mrs. Hall

Wax figures in store window alarm a boy and mother

The boy Robbie touches a wax figure in a department store and exclaims that she is real stuffed, prompting the mother to explain it is wax. The item, drawn from the Los Angeles Times, contrasts with an ad note about coal and Red Cross Ball Blue laundry aid.

Robbie Bobbie Mother Los Angeles Times Red Cross Ball

Child Mistakes Crosses For His Mothers Kisses

A community chest worker documents a report with her young son beside her. When he sees names crossed off he asks why she is making so many kisses, reflecting a child's innocent misinterpretation of marks on the list.

Community Chest Indianapolis News

Not Milk Enough for the Hogs Dialog

Dr. Allen of the Indiana state board of health held a Scipio clinic for school children. A six year old was underweight and explained they did not drink milk, saying they only had enough milk for the hogs.

Allen Indiana State Board of Health Scipio

Seal on Letter Sparks Mail Animal Debate

In a Wheeler's Magazine snippet, Smith jokes about sending animals by mail while Brown objects, then notes a seal on a letter prompting incredulity and discussion of postal curiosities.

Smith Brown Wheeler’s

The First Thing New Cook

Mrs. Howard asks for the first task as the new cook. The reply shifts to recounting praise for the last mistress' loveliness.

Pretty Bungalow On Modern Lines

A vintage feature on the modern bungalow design highlights a five room, single story home with living room dining room and kitchen layout. The plan emphasizes light, built in conveniences, and spaces arranged to minimize steps while maximizing comfort and economy.

Expert Advice From a Caddie Amid Golf Debut

A new golfer, after a rough start, asks his caddie which club to use. The caddie responds pragmatically recommending the brassie and adds a quip about caddies playing well, illustrating humor in early rounds.

Boston Transcript

Ingenious optophone aids blind reading by light to sound

Absent minded inventor Fornier d Albe presents the optophone in New York, transforming printed text into light and then musical tones to help the blind read. He jokes that his device rivals a bright American memory aid explained by a safe combination anecdote about forgetting the code and recalling it.

BE. Fornier d’Albe l’Albe New York

Tommy and the governess joins a quirky tale

A mother hires a new governess for Tommy who dislikes teachers yet claims to like her. The boy’s blunt remark about the governess’s pay sparks humor about learning and money. Moses faces a turkey theft case in court, joking about left handedness and spirits.

Tommy Mother Moses

Making Her World Go Round

Maud and Elaine exchange terse lines about love and continuity of place and purpose, hinting at tension in domestic dynamics. The clipped dialogue suggests a scene of transactional or pragmatic interaction between two women within a constrained setting.

Elaine Maud

Brown Nears Debt After Car Purchase Incident

A court records Brown owing money following a car purchase dispute. The case notes highlight further unspecified complications surrounding the individual.

Let Us Be Silent That We May Hear the Gods Whispers

A reflective note urges quiet to perceive divine signs and hear the whispers of the gods, emphasizing contemplation and inner listening.

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G. W. Hall Bellans Hot Water ii Sure Relief LLANS Kemp Ey Eveayer Som William A. Radford Prairie Avenue Chicago Ill Dean Doan Mattie Johnson Mann St Mt. Vernon Ind Boon Acton Arthur St New Harmony Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists Buffalo N. Y Putnam Postum Cereal Company, Incorporated Battle Creek, Michigan
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