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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1902

Page

2

Electric Bitter Promises Quick Cure for Various Ailments

An 19th century style notice touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for backache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizzy spells. A testimonial from Mrs. Phebe Cherley claims kidney trouble relief and regained ability to do housework at age 73. Also promotes Banner Salve with money-back guarantee and advertises Springfield Missouri travel and Frisco System investor information.

Phebe Cherley Peterson, Ta Lee Allen Drug Store

Rural Route No 2 First Trip Set for February 1 1902

The article details Rural Route No 2 to Covington Indiana starting February 1 1902 with George W Crane as carrier. It lists a long route including Covington Fountain Field s Corner Cherry Grove Brown s Chapel Galloway s corner Ward s corner Salem church McCart s corner DeHaven s corner Col McMannomy s corner and the post office. It notes daily year round service with Sundays off and warns about protections for mail boxes and penalties for interference. Also mentions local notices and a string of city visitors and social items.

Covington Ind Covington and Attica Road Fountain Field’s Corner Cherry Grove School House Brown's Chapel Galloway’s Corner Ward’s Corner Salem Church McCart United States U.S Indiana

Death of Fred Woodhams, Benton County official

Fred Woodhams, commissioner of the South district of Benton County, died of heart failure at his Oxford home last Friday morning. He was 65, had felt unwell on Thursday but was active in town. His wife found him struggling Friday as he prepared breakfast and sought help. he died before aid arrived. He was a brother of Henry Woodhams, a Warren County commissioner.

Free Woodhams Benton County Oxford Mr. Woodhams Henry Woodhams Warren County

Hot Springs Health Resort Wins World Wide Praise

The Hot Springs in Arkansas draw thousands from around the globe for therapeutic waters. The season began January 1 and the federal government oversees the baths with moderate charges and good care. The Iowa Central offers the easiest route for western travelers with very low round trip rates. For details contact Geo. S. Batty in Marshalltown Iowa.

Arkansas Hot Springs U. S West Northwest Iowa Central Geo. S. Batty Marshalltown Iowa

County Assessors Hold Meeting In Auditor's Office

The County board of Assessors met in the Auditor's office on Tuesday forenoon with Tax Commissioner Win gate. They agreed on a rate schedule and addressed other preliminary items.

County Board of Assessors Wingate

Mrs Clara Merryman Spends Evening in Crawfordaville

Mrs Clara Merryman accompanied by her son Dick spent Sunday evening in Crawfordaville according to local social notes.

Clara Merryman Crawfordaville

Death of James Odem in Fountain

James Odem died of consumption at his home in Fountain on Tuesday evening after a period of illness. Funeral services were held Thursday morning with interment near Fountain.

James Odem Fountain

Coroner Rules Stull Case Justifiable Homicide

Coroner Rice’s verdict held that William Sweeny killed George Stull but that the act was justifiable homicide. The grand jury returned an indictment for manslaughter.

Rice Stull William Sweeny George Stull

Fountain County Delinquent Tax List Targeted for Speedy Reduction

State Tax Commissioner John Wingate declares Fountain county's delinquent tax list is by far too large and must be reduced quickly. He adds that the state will take steps to cut the list.

John Wingate Fountain County

The Kind You Have Always Loved

A reflective piece recalls a steadfast presence cherished over time. The narrative centers on enduring affection, memory, and gratitude for a trusted companion or influence that has shaped the reader’s life.

Colorado's First Gold Rush Intensifies in Early Gilpin County

The Engineering Magazine describes the start of Colorado's gold era with a rush in 1859 as miners flocked to Gregory and Russell gulches. Thousands, including the Bates and Gunnell crews, joined claims in Gilpin County, with wealth rising then soon pre empted and many forced to seek fortunes elsewhere.

Bates Gunnell Burroughs Ilinois Gilpin County Gregory, Russell Gulches Engineering Magazine

Dog stalls Uncle Tom's Cabin show with gourmet steak demand

Cleveland Plain Dealer reports a deFUNCT Uncle Tom's Cabin company blamed a fastidious dog for ending the production. The hound refused to chase Eliza without porterhouse beef and a tenderloin, then demanded mushrooms, leading the troupe to quit.

Uncle Tom’s Cabin Eliza Cleveland Plain Dealer

Curious Name Combination Puzzle Stirs Linguistic Interest

A short piece explores the playful idea of merging famous names. It highlights ABRA-HAMLIN-COLN as a trap of letters and asks readers to find two other historical figures whose official names and lives mirror the same crosswise blend.

Lincoln Hamlin Abra—Hamlin Coln

Joe's Revelation Entertains East End Dinner Guests

A family dinner in an east end home turns awkward when a younger brother mockingly comments on Marie using a fork for pie. After Joe leaves, the cherubic child endures an unpleasant moment, though no serious harm occurs.

East End Marie Joe Cleveland Plain Dealer

Understanding Presbyopia and Reading Glasses

Old sight begins around forty and first shows as holding the paper farther away. Glasses should make letters clear at ordinary reading distance, not enlarge them. Obtain proper glasses promptly to correct any ocular defect. Witness and lawyer joke about looking someone in the eye with a bent gaze.

Apple Trees In Tasmania

Tasmanians plant apples with close spacing, ten feet apart on average, against standard wider layouts. An acre can yield as many as 600 bush el units from tight orchard practice amid agricultural notes and quoted remarks from periodical debates.

Tasmania

Epworth League Meeting At M K E Church Sunday

Miss Lucy Murry urges Epworth League members to attend a 6 p m Sunday gathering at the M K E church, expressing eager anticipation for the turnout.

Lucy Murry Epworth M. KE Church

Will Dance. The Haymakers Dance Monday Evening

The Haymakers announce a dance for Monday evening February 10 1902. Community invitation extends to local residents and guests for an evening of social dancing.

Kidney Cure Claimed By Yet Ill Man From Bennet Ir

Frank Treadwell of Bennett Illinois suffered two years with kidney disease and says after trying several remedies he used Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports a one dollar bottle cured him, per Geo D Cook.

Frank Treadwell Bennett Foley Geo. D. Cook

Engineering Enterprises Leads in Historic Interest and Scenic Attract

A local report highlights Engineering Enterprises as first in historic interest and first in scenic appeal, drawing attention to its role in preserving heritage while enhancing regional beauty. The piece notes community emphasis on preservation and aesthetics.

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