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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1898
Page
4
Local items report a Danville Elks carnival next week, court sessions starting soon, and a court house lecture on citizenship tonight. Other notes include tax delinquencies, a county order for harming birds, saloon sales, fines for truancy, train service complaints, social gatherings, business changes, and upcoming local improvements.
A Knoxville woman recounts suffering from a severe female weakness at sixteen and credits Dr. Hartman’s treatment for her cure. She urges other women to apply for the free home treatment by sending age and symptoms and notes the remedy is available at local drugstores, with a free health book.
The dancing school is a popular fad now. The Latin and rhetoric books will switch to Snell and Fowler's Latin Book and Scott and Denny's Rhetoric. Thursday Mr Kreasch spoke on Education and the need of common sense. Last week's debate asked if James Riley is more widely known as a literary man than Lew Wallace. Affirmative Martha Dryden, negative Daily Simmerman. Both sides performed well. winner undecided.
An old newspaper ad promotes Cascarets as a beauty and health tonic. Claims include cleansing blood and liver to treat skin issues, ulcers, scrofula, rheumatism, and various ailments. It specifies prices of 10 to 50 cents, with sale by Lee Allen and druggists guaranteeing satisfaction.
Marion Lindt plans a public gathering in Covington featuring a large lantern display and Hyble scenes. The event promises war views and various entertainments to draw neighbors and friends for a communal evening.
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