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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1908

Page

7

Heroism at Sea Birkenhead Disaster Off Cape of Good Hope

The Birkenhead sank after striking rocks near Danger Point on February 26, 1852. Of 14 officers and 458 men, 9 officers and 819 soldiers died. all women and children aboard were saved. Lt Col Seton and Capt Wright maintained order as the ship broke apart, while soldiers kept calm on deck. The incident earned wide praise, including Prussia’s commemoration read in regimental parades.

Chelsea Queen Victoria Dirkenhead Kirketthead Ireland Simon's Town Birkenhead Seton Seventy-fourth Highlanders Wright Highlanders Sisty Oto Prussia Germany

Payment for Stuart Portrait of Washington Recalled

The Columbian historical society holds papers on the Carroll family negotiations with the U S government over pay for Gilbert Stuart's Washington portrait. Stuart painted it in Philadelphia in 1795. Congress balked at the price, Daniel Carroll argued for payment, and the Carrell heirs eventually received $800 after many years.

Stuart George Washington The Columbian Historical Society Uve Carroll United States Washington Gilbert Stuart White House Dolly Madison Philadelphia London George IV Prince of Wales Mrs. Siddons Contress Solows Daniel Careolh Jueton Congress Carrell Martha Washington New York Press

The Creative Power: Science, God, and Creative Force

Lord Kelvin argues that ether has no structure yet science confirms a creative power beyond gravitation and physical forces. He states science and religion are not enemies and that belief in God arises from studying living beings and nature, urging strong intellects to accept a divine foundation.

Liebig Ile Lord Kelvin

Wanted His Tip In Astoria

A Washington state official recalls an Astoria fisherman who delivered a monthly salmon and a tip. The official, busy at his desk, apologized for not tipping and the fisherman asked to put it in writing to avoid his wife thinking he spent it on rum.

Astoria Washington State Los Angeles Times

Fresh Water Fish Trade Moves Through German Railways

German law bans selling fresh water fish unless alive. Restaurants display tanks in windows and haul fish long distances via Prussian railways. Shippings go to Berlin from Lyons France and from as far south as Roumanta.

Germany Berlin Lyons France Roumuanta

The Wrong Word

Conversation between Mrs A and Mr A about saying the word to make life happy. The fragment hints at a pivotal moment centered on happiness and choice.

Ife

Fragmentary note on happiness across people

Readable lines describe people seeking happiness in various places. The text hints at shared human pursuit without full details or clear events. The passage uses vague references to feelings and locations, offering a general mood rather than a specific incident.

Winona Summer Assembly Opens With Vast Music Program

The Winona Assembly season runs July 3 to August 1 with choral contests starting June 26 for prizes totaling 1500. Notable events include the Chicago Apollo Club concerts, Dennis Chabot piano recital, S J Corey lecture recital on Wagner, Mesiah and Mendelssohn programs, and readings by Marjorie Benton Cooke and Blanche Cockerell. Prominent ministers and lecturers join daily talks and morning watch at Winona Lake Federated Church.

Winona Assembly Indiana Ohio Illnois Winona Dennis Chabot Edith Hervris Scott F. Hopkinson Smith West Chariot Mendelssohn Philadelphia Weil Winona Lake Rooney Choir Boys Indianapolis Newsboys Lake Assembly Madame Schumann-Heink W. E. Lewis Cincinnati College of Music University of Chicago Adrian M. Newens Iowa Marjorie Benton Cooke Emily Farrow Gregory Dixie Joel Chandler Harris Ruth MeInery Suart Blanche Cockrell Esamierelda Pitt Parker Mascott Maybrick Leon Vincent G. Stanley Hall Clark’s University John M. Coulter Chicago University Adelaide S Baylor Wabash M. ¥. O'Shea University of Wisconsin William Wallace Stetson Maine Charles Goodell New York Charles B. Galloway Mississippi Billy Edgar P. Hil McCormick Theological Seminary Chicago Madison C. Peters The People’s Church Marion Lawrence International Sunday School Association Major Cole Adrian Mich Winona Park

Pineules for the kidneys sold with trial guarantee

Hundreds suffer backache rheumatism and other symptoms are signs of kidney trouble. Pineules for the kidneys are applied on the kidneys and claim quick relief for backache and bladder issues. Trial offer priced at $1 with money back guarantee from Hedgea Drug Co.

Hedgea Drag Co

Sun’s layered veil and gravity rule the spiral of light

A Harper’s Magazine piece explains the sun as a core with concentric shells, the chromosphere’s flames and prominences, and the tailing corona seen during eclipses. It notes solar gravity’s grip, estimates surface pull, and imagines gravity’s effect on a human in a solar drawing room. An ad for ManZsa Pile Remedy follows.

Arrhenius Harpers Magazine

Uncooked Gown Sparks Fashion Feud in New York Prass

Social notes report Miss Puuttvirl Miss Newthought has embraced strict vegetarianism. Miss Farbelow asks about her latest diet. Miss Paladigiri states she will wear only raw silk gowns, rejecting all other fabrics.

Time to Be Diplomatic Says Sonerville Journal

A cautionary note from the Sonerville Journal advises that sharing blunt opinions about a woman’s baby picture can invite trouble and suggests diplomatic restraint in social exchange.

Sonerville Journal

Acetylene Light and Its Harsh Sunlight

A historical explainer describes calcium carbide production by lime and coke melted at high heat, then packaged in water-tight drums. When carbide meets water and air it releases acetylene gas, which, when ignited, burns as a bright, steady, odorless light likened to sunlight.

Acetylene Lighting Plant Ad Offers Home Generator Advice

A torn ad promotes carbide lighting costs, listing pennies per pound and per hour figures. It claims acetylene lighting saves over kerosene, and invites readers to request house or store size to match a generator and installation cost. It asks for contact at Acit Adams St.

Adams St

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