Both Papers for the Price of One Promotion
A notice advertises a limited time offer pairing The Cincinnati Weekly Gazette with The Covington Republican. It touts the weekly as widely circulated and family friendly with departments on agriculture poultry markets and literature. Testimonial end by James G Ambert and Goo D Cook highlight Banner Salve healing claims.
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Relatie
Cincinnati Weekly Gazette
West
Covington Republican
James G. Ambert
Della, O
Goo. D. Cook
Democratic Platform and Historic Leaders Upheld in Debate
A discussion cites the Cincinnati Tribune on a Democratic platform endorsing policy goals from Jefferson to Cuba and Alaska. It considers how Lincoln and Buchanan’s actions fit Democratic precedents while noting internal party tensions and debates over expansion and unity.
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Columbus
Cincinnati Tribune
Jefferson
Louisiana
Polk
Mexico
Pacific Slope
Texas
Oregon
Union
Buchanan
Cuba
Lincoln
Alaska
Jaergen Im
Nebraska
Egin
Charley Landis Faces No Real Opposition for Ninth District
Rhetorical note argues Charley Landis remains strongest GOP pick for Congress in the district. It states rumors of a challenge are baseless and his incumbency benefits constituents, with no reason to oppose him this term.
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Charley Landis
Congress
Charley
Fountain County Postmaster Appointments Remain Unchanged
The policy follows administration lines with no major changes in Fountain county. J. C. Burton will replace Harry Randolph at Silverwood, who moves to Covington to become County Treasurer on January 1 1902.
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Fountain County
Landis
J. C. Burton
Silverwood
Harry Randolph
Covington
Public grief over Soldiers' Monument cost in Indianapolis
The Friend laments high taxes to honor the old soldier's memory, arguing the community should pay whatever is needed. It mocks the sentiment that costs are too much for reverence to veterans.
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Indianapolis
Life of Judge Wood Showcases Rural Rise Through Effort
The late Judge Wood exemplifies how young men succeed despite adversity through energy and perseverance. The piece highlights that the best specimens come from the farm and humbler walks of life, with Judge Woods as a prime example.
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Judge Wood
Judge Woods
Rail plan promises boom for Coving and west Fountain county
The letter warns that a first class north and south railroad would bring perpetual growth to Coving and the west side of Fountain county. It urges voters to support the project or face regret, claiming future posterity depends on the decision and that opposition will haunt their graves.
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Fountain County
Citizen Duty Sparks Coyington Prosperity
Editorial urges public zeal for local projects to boost Coyington. It argues collective effort will transform the town from slow gains into visible growth, stressing each resident’s stake in the town’s future through active participation.
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Coyington
Campaign Scenes Across Wars and Tax Reform
The piece contrasts military roles shifting to civilian schooling in Porto Rico and the Philippines. It notes Emperor's performance, party notes for 1902 and 1904 campaigns, and that both major parties face upcoming issues. It mentions cartoon critiques and public reaction to the war tax and stamp duty changes.
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Porto Rico
Philippines
Outo
Governor Haggard Named Trustee in La Fayette Soldiers’ Home
Gov W S Haggard appointed by the Durbin era as a trustee of the Soldiers’ Home at La Fayette to replace the late Col Levering. Democrats avoid fights with Pops in Kansas and Fountain counties amid frank deal. Recent hot weather hints at climate conditions.
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W. S. Haggard
Tee Durbin
la Fayette
Col. Levering
Pops
Kansas
Taw
Death of Col John Levering Removes Local Leader
The death of Col John Levering of Lafayette last week removes a prominent citizen who had long served his state and home city.
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John Levering
LaFayette
Unclear Notice About Local Safety Ahead
Fragmentary text warns readers not to ring fanks with the home paper and mentions vendison and baces ahead with no clear danger indicated.
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Vendison
Fountain County Proposal Prompts Attendee Gathering
Penivieal outings are fashionable and encourage male camaraderie. A proposal for Fountain County aims to organize a men’s meet. BRYAN drew nearer to the president Habehairin in a remark, suggesting a notable comment at the event.
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Fountain County
20 Cents Sold by LeRoy Alen Druggist
A fragment notes a 20 cent sale item sold by LeRoy Alen, a local druggist, with no further details about the product or date.
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LeRoy Alen
Castoria Ad Claims A Painfree Beauty Result
An old advertisement touts Castoria as the remedy that clears eruptions and blemishes, claiming beauty is revealed after using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for sores and fevers. It promotes De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve for piles and cautions against counterfeit products with sales by Leroy Allen and J.P. Buckner.
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Leroy Allens
de Witt
J.P. Buckner
Lease Your Land Regardless of Gas or Oil Prospects
Farmers are advised to consider leasing land even with uncertain gas or oil yields. The guidance emphasizes retaining ownership while exploring lease agreements to secure potential royalties and long term value.
August Flower advertised for dyspepsia relief in 1904 issue
An old column touts August Flower as relief for dyspepsia and liver complaints with claims of cures after two doses. It also lists an unclaimed letters section for the week ending July 10, 1904, and promotes Pluto Spring mineral water from French Lick with new management and lower rates.
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United States
LeRoy Allen
J. P. Buckner
French Lick
France
Germany
Early Life Pills and Liver Remedies Advertised
An old London based advertisement extols Dr Kings New Life Pills for digestion and appetite with a 25 cent price and money back offer. It also promotes De Witts Little Early Risers for liver and bowels, Foley's Kidney Cure, and other tonics praised by J P Buckner and Geo D Cook, citing cures and relief across ailments from asthma to kidney trouble.
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Eise
Royal Medicine
Pissmouth Ph
Lee Alien
London
Dr. Kings
Leroy Allen
de Witt
J. P. Buckner
de Weits
de Wett
J.P. Buckner
Thos. W. Carter
Ashboro
N.C
Foley
Geo. D. Cook
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Chicago
New York
Kleebammer
Croton-on-Hudson
Wote Ronrname
Accress Meaty
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Weekly Gazette
Peoples Paper
T. A. Clifton, W. B. Harden
South Third Street
People Now On Earth
Con. Bryan
Habehairin
Loeb’s
Igh Art
Strouse Brothers
Baltimore
J. Loeb’s Stores
North
Layton & Bilsland
Northeast Corner Square, Covington, and
M.A. T Hogarty
Lexington
Castoria
Grover
Dr. J
Cassidy
Elbert J. Deacon
Franklin Hart
F.W. Boyd
P.M
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Oe
Judyville
Jnc. F. Judy Proprietor
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