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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1898
Page
8
Dr Hartman promotes Pe-ru-na as a cure for catarrh with numerous testimonials from Mrs Rh Wades of Detroit and others. Aiming to counsel fifty thousand women this year, he offers a free question blank and his book Health and Beauty. All druggists carry Peruna.
Politically charged appeal urging support for McKinley administration during war with Spain. Emphasizes national honor, foreign policy success, and the need to unite voters across parties to back the Republican ticket in the election. Promotes patriotism and readiness to meet international challenges.
The piece accuses Democrats of inflating and misrepresenting the state’s foreign debt figures and budget shortfalls. It cites $8,346,815.12 as a debt level after Democratic control, contrasts with Republican estimates, and notes changes in revenue and expenditures across fiscal years.
The secretary of agriculture Mr Wilson outlines the Dingley tariff's farm gains. Exports and domestic shipments show year over year increases. coffee and sugar costs fell while wool and other key agricultural exports declined by varying amounts. The piece argues higher tariff protection boosted U S farming and manufacturing.
Readable pieces describe train schedules and routes including Chicago to Evansville Nashville and Nashville to Chicago runs. Mentions services like Pullman cars and through coaches on multiple divisions and stations in Illinois Indiana and Missouri with freight and local trains.
The excerpt presents a rhetorical question about who will dim the splendor of American achievements and harm the navy amid calls for unity. It labels the Democratic party as the sole answer to the paraphrased questions, criticizing detractors and urging support for the government and armed forces.
The text warns that liver disease shows as a yellow flag and eye signs and stresses the liver’s importance. It promotes Ayers Pills as the prompt relief and permanent care solution, citing a testimonial of renewed strength after treatment.
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