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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1911

Page

6

Trist Tales of Calhoun and Barons in a Political Intrigue

Nicholas Trist narrates John Calhoun’s push for secret secretary of state post in Tyler’s cabinet. Calhoun seeks Texas and Oregon annexation, aims to learn England’s Mexico intentions via Baroness Von Ritz. Nicholas delivers Calhoun’s message, encounters pursuit, finds a slipper, and secures the baroness’s cooperation. Elizabeth Churchill agrees to Nicholas’ marriage proposal.

Nicholas Trist John Calhoun Tyler Dr. Ward Calhoun Texas Oregon England Mexico Baroness von Ritz Pakenham Nicholas Elizabeth Churchill Elizabeth

Washington East Room Proposal Amid Pageant

A narrative recalls a Washington White House pageant of refined vulgarity and gloom after the Peacemaker accident. Nicholas secretly plans to marry Elizabeth that night, arranging a quick wedding before departure to Canada, while Aunt Betty Jennings orchestrates the couple’s hush-hush moment as the Baroness Helena von Ritz appears.

America Washington Priscéton Upshur Calhoun White House Elizabeth Elizabeth Churchill Betty Jennings Betty Daniel Churchill Nicholas Elmhurst Aunt Jennings Helena von Ritz Aunt Betty

Chamberlain’s Early Bank Failure Revealed In Campaign Tale

A campaign tale recounts Senator Chamberlain’s bank presidency ending in failure and asset loss. An old friend advised against exposing it, but a publicity drive spread the story, followed by a directors’ statement proving Chamberlain repaid depositors and distanced from bank management. The piece frames American humor through political jests and satire.

Chamberlain Washington Congress Senate Chamberlain Committee

Stubborn Eczema on Hands Prompts Cuticura Trial

Miss Mary A. Bentley of Montreal describes a nine year battle with severe hand eczema. After trying doctors and hospital care with little relief, she found lasting improvement using Cuticura Ointment and Soap. She reports burning pain subsiding, sleep restored, and hands clearing completely after six months of treatment. She offers to share her physician and hospital details.

Mary A. Bentley University St. Montreal Que

Christmas Criticism by Orville Wright on Flying in New York

Orville Wright quips to a reporter that French claim better machines, but foreign order books tell another tale. He likens the contrast to a Dayton boy at Christmas who, waving newly received trousers, shouts that his parents never had such a suit.

Orville Wright New York Dayton

Perfect Mother-In-Law Sparks Terse Exchange

A brief exchange turns on a paradoxical compliment as a speaker admits disappointment while praising his mother-in-law as “simply perfect” in a witty, quotable moment. The line highlights irony and social humor in a domestic setting.

Too Much Quarrel Over Treasure In Smart Set Line

In the Smart Set humor piece Miss Rocksey and Old Rocksey clash over a flirty phrase. He called her his treasure and she found the remark overly suggestive, sparking a light quarrel in the page’s quips.

Rocksey

The Bigot Ads His One Idea As Intellectual Trade

The statement notes that the bigot promotes a single idea with zeal because it constitutes his entire intellectual stock in trade.

Munyons Paw-Paw Pills Promote Gentle Liver Action

Munyon's Paw Paw Pills claim to ease constipation without scouring or gripes by gently stimulating liver and stomach secretions. They are described as a tonic for stomach liver and nerves, enriching blood and aiding digestion, containing no calomel or dope, and priced at 25 cents.

Manyon

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