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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1899
Page
2
The Covington Republican outlines subscription terms for the paper and printing services, along with court schedules. It discusses political party tactics, calls for direct election reforms, and notes Kentucky figures like State Senator Goebel and Secretary Alger amid national issues and corruption concerns.
The text argues that decisions by the people and their legislators yield advantages in many ways. It contends that when those who enforce laws meet with citizens, better outcomes are achieved. The passage reflects a call for closer public involvement in governance.
The Democratic party in the county names Hon. U. H. C. Yount of Fountain County as a strong Congressional candidate. The note praises his merit, self made rise from poverty, shared values, and respect within the community. It also warns he would likely defeat Gus Lanils in the district.
An advertisement-like snippet claims people gain weight by taking an ounce of Scott's Emulsion. It attributes weight gain to improved digestion and absorption of ordinary food, suggesting a path to healthier flesh through regular intake.
The Crowned King mine near Prescott Bradshaw district reports a major gold strike at the 500-foot level with a rich ore chute yielding a potential value of about 1000000 dollars across a four-ton sample. Ore ships directly to refinery as cyanide processing is used, with dividends of twelve dollars per share and abundant high grade sulfides transitioning to free-milling gold near the surface.
A 77 year old telegraph operator in St. Louis, Lossington Elmus, is pictured amid a humorous piece about eyebrows and fashion as described in a broad survey of eyebrow lore. The article blends anecdotes on the telegraph trade and long career with whimsical notes on beauty practices and cultural references.
The Indiana Experiment Station tested cyclone churns with internal paddles claiming quick butter. At 53 to 56 degrees F, butter yielded in 5 to 7 minutes, but removal was problematic and at 62 degrees the butter smeared. Standard barrel churns free of inside devices remain best for dairy farmers. Col. Plumb, Director.
An advertisement asserts kidney disorders cause most serious diseases and promises health renewal with Foley's Kidney Care. It credits Geo. Cook as the contact or distributor.
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