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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
7
A court directed sale notice appears outlining an execution proceeding in the Clock and Fountain Circuit Court. Details are distorted but indicate a sheriff sale action under judicial order and related process.
An OCR fragment from a 1912 newspaper segment discusses real estate in a unnamed county. The garbled lines mention sections, quarter notes, and references to property boundaries and placeholders for a formal description. The readable content is limited to scattered terms and lacks coherent facts or identifiable names.
A Washington author reports a London beggars colony in Kensington Nottingdale where professional beggars hire starving children to pose as legitimate cases. They employ old soldiers sailors and various impostors to solicit sympathy and money, with daily earnings reaching several dollars.
An advertiser endorses Foley Kidney Pills with testimonials from J T Inelout of Bremen Ga praising relief for kidney and bladder trouble. The pitch urges purchase from druggists and notes quick results and relief from irregularities. Also includes miscellaneous humorous clippings and jokes from newspapers.
Mr James McCaffery manager of the Schlitz Hotel in Omaha Neb recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a universal remedy. He says he has used it personally and advised many others for coughs and colds and its speedy relief. Sold by all druggists.
A U S ship near Barbados long boatman hauled a churchwarden pipe from the deep. The centuries old pipe bore fire stains and tarred coating, suggesting long submersion. Crew marveled at its preserved yet pungent condition and odor.
Fragmentary lines mention Prack and Neat in a hasty, garbled stream of words. Specific names and events are unreadable, producing no clear person team place or outcome to anchor a coherent news item.
A posted notice warns that entering or trespassing on the farm property is forbidden and will be penalized by the landowner Wul B. Offing. The message targets Nate and others and declares strict enforcement against any intrusion.
A hotel guest argued over an American plan charge then demanded dinner after paying his bill. A waiter clarified the dining room division between English and American plans. The incident ends with the guest continuing his meal after protest. The rest discusses bed wetting cure claims and fashion notes on buttonholes in coats.
A recipe from National Magazine says bake sweet apples by simmering in water with sugar until tender yet whole, then finish in a hot oven in a dripping pan. The result is juicy and firm.
In Lady Bt. Helier’s Memories, Lord Houghton speaks much but Robert Browning outshines him with louder, more persistent rhetoric. The narrator recalls renewing acquaintance after marriage and Browning’s frequent visits, kindness, and enduring friendship despite not sharing poetry with him. Women admired Browning while many men feared him.
A gold hunter, Van derlip, describes returning to civilization after months in Siberia. He says officers from his employers’ steamer hunted him down, and a captain refused to speak Russian, forcing English. The hunter recounts his mind mixing English Russian and Korak and needing a week to speak clearly again.
An old advertisement touts Bucklins Arnica Salve as a remedy for piles and various skin ailments. It claims rapid itching relief and soothing healing for burns boils ulcers cuts and eruptions. The blurb also mentions a skeptic remark about a new baker in San Francisco.
The Detroit Tribune comments that morality transcends form noting a plane can be moral even if imperfectly square and still upright in principle. The piece reflects work on integrity and ethics beyond appearance.
An advertisement fragment touts Dr King s New Life Pills as an excellent remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. It also lists various products and promotional copy from multiple vendors amid medical claim lines and sample offers.
Two men speed a high powered car along Connecticut Ave asking about a cemetery. The driver reveals the white stones are mileposts, delivering a jokey misread in a local humor vignette.
Fragmentary text discusses shoe sizing and footwear references with scattered names and locations. It mentions preparation, testing tread, and various phrases that resemble a scrambled historical newspaper clipping. The content is unclear and lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable events.
Sale notice offers various fabrics and items with prices in Poun units and adjoining counties. Public notice lists O M Gardner of Covington Bud as contact for details. Wake the Ko paodcau for the news.
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