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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1900
Page
7
An advertisement promotes Buschee's Germany Syrnie as a superior remedy for severe throat and lung troubles. It claims the product stimulates tissue to destroy germs, reduces inflammation, eases expectoration, and cures patients. Available from Lee Allen and J P Puckoer Druggists.
The piece contrasts Jefferson and Lincoln era ideals with Southern rebellion and slavery, noting claims of independence, rights, and consent under a backdrop of national strife. It references Washington, Lee, the Monroe Doctrine, and revolutionary rhetoric amid Civil War era tensions.
A dense 19th century political sermon argues that civilization advances through struggle and warns against opportunistic politicians. It defends American expansion abroad, condemns treasonable secessionist thoughts, and insists on strong governance of new territories while condemning graft and corruption at home. The rhetoric names Cuba Porto Rico the Philippines and the sugar tobacco trusts as links in national destiny.
The Clover Leaf railroad and steamer connections offer a Grind Circle Tour via Detroit Port Huron Soo Duluth to St Louis and return with through or connecting tickets to all points. Meals and berths included. Write C. C. Jenkins, General Passenger Agent, for details.
A promotional piece extols Banner Salve claiming it heals all wounds and cures asthma in some cases. It markets Madison Medicine Co as genuine, touts Rocky Mountain Tea, and urges travelers to use Central Route trains with sleeping cars and dining service. It also asserts Banner Salve quickly heals sprains, burns, wounds, eczema, and other ailments.
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