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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine and Restorative Nervine for nerve fatigue headaches neuralgia and insomnia. It claims sleep improves health and lists a testimonial from Mrs E S Gilbertson of Belvidere Illinois noting relief after using the product backed by a refund guarantee from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
A Cincinnati party exploring Boone's cave above High Bridge in Kentucky reports finding a carved mastodon image in solid rock and a chamber of needles from prehistoric dwellers. They also found human or animal remains to be sent to Cincinnati museums and a serpentine river within the cave.
Hon. Jake Moore quotes a Chicago firm letter praising Kodol as a remedy for chronic indigestion. The writer claims a twenty year struggle with digestion improved in one day and regained weight, endorsing daily use. The note is dated August 10, 1904, Atlanta, and mentions The Hedges Drag Co as seller.
William Armstrong sues for 1 million dollars claiming fees for services rendered to a group of railway and coal interests. The action lists Laks Shore and Michigan Southern railway company Chicago Indiana and Southern railway company Rock Island Company and others. The complaint centers on properties formerly under John R. Walah and assets tied to several Southern railway and coal firms.
An advertisement for Book No 4 by Dr Shoop Racine Wis promises confidential medical advice and relief for weak women. It promotes soothing antiseptic suppositories and claims a Night Cure that can be applied to correct weaknesses. Copy supplied by Hedgebrug Co.
Enraged Amos Polhamus tried to murder his wife and four children in Delmont New Jersey. His eldest daughter Helen, the postmistress, shot him in the neck as he advanced on his wife and later struck him again, causing a fatal abdominal wound.
A brief note touts Kodol as a remedy that digests all food types to relieve stomach disorders. It claims rapid, complete relief with short-term use and notes sale by The Hedges Drug U.
Kansas City July 15 F L Mackey manager of the Western Commission Company a brokerage firm here was stabbed and killed by James H Chandler an abstractor after a quarrel in Mackey's office Chandler was arrested and taken to police headquarters where he said Mackey struck and kicked him He says he went to discuss financial affairs of the commission company in which he claims to have invested.
Justice Wright of the District Supreme Court orders Secretary Garfield to post a personal bond of 82000 before pursuing an appeal from an interior department reinstatement order. The district court of appeals will review the special appeal granted by the court on supersedal bond.
The Hedges Drug Co promotes Bees Laxative Syrup as prompt relief for coughs hoarseness and whooping cough. Gentle laxative formula marketed to young and old with claims of fast relief and guaranteed sale.
Washington July 15 Thomas R Martin a once prominent real estate dealer pleaded guilty to embezzlement and forgery and was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary at Moundsville West Virginia He was indicted for forging 1500 in promissory notes in a client s name and for converting 2000 entrusted to him for investment
An old advertisement touts Dr Shoop s Magic Ointment for piles with a mail order offer. It claims quick relief for swollen painful bleeding or itching external or internal piles and promotes a trial box and a 50 cent large jar through Hedges Drug Co.
The Illinois Christian Endeavor Union session in Champaign elected Walter R. Ceperly of Chicago as president, C. W. Dyer of Decatur as vice president, P. L. McPheeters of Champaign as secretary, John L. Dawson of Benton as treasurer, and Miss Mary W. Howard of Springfield as statistical secretary. The next assembly will be held in Waukegan.
Thomas M. Allen Cassville postmaster was arrested by a post office inspector in Cassville charged with opening mail addressed to S. R. Reynolds. Allen is a prominent local figure, heading the Perry County bank and active in politics.
Pineales for the Kidneys advertised at 30 daves tray one dollar. Claimed to act directly on kidneys easing backache and rheumatic pains. Purports to purify blood and invigorate the system. Sold by Hedges Drug Co.
The Cholula pyramid in Mexico has a base of 1 488 feet and a height of 178 feet. The Great Pyramid of Egypt originally had a 764 foot square base, now 746 feet, with an original height of 480 feet and current height 460 feet per Wilkerson.
A notice states that operation for Pilea will not be necessary and promotes MynZin Pile Remedy as guaranteed. Paige 50s, Hedges Drag Co are mentioned in the text.
A winter scene in seventeenth century Boston features a boastful fencing master who stages daily challenges. Judges William Goffe and Edward Whalley disguised as peasants confront him with improvised armor and a mop in mud. The master, wielding a broadsword, fears for his life as the judges demand respect.
An ad promotes Dr Shoup Pint Pain Tablets claiming rapid relief from congestion and blood pressure related pain. It markets Headache and Pink Pain Tablets for neuralgia and menstrual pain, with a 25 cent price and sale through Hedges Drug Co.
Hattle asserts George loves her and intends marriage while Ella notes his strong dislike for mamma. The exchange appears in a Chicago Tribune page, reflecting domestic intrigue and social tensions.
A London Sketch notes that sympathy is loving understanding and its expression aids a person. It argues worry blinds and worsens outcome, stating that worried sympathy runs to seed and provides no real help.
A brief, quotable line from the Atlanta Journal notes a woman finding it hard to be sentimental about a man who has just lost his job, reflecting social pressures and personal strain.
Advertisement for a monthly excursion via Wabash Railroad leaving on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays to western southern and northern points at a very low rate. Inquiries directed to EK W Rcherson for particulars.
An old health ad touts Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney troubles. It explains kidneys filter blood every three minutes and links urine issues to general disease, urging readers to request a free sample and pamphlet by mail from Dr. Kilmer and Company in Binghamton, NY.
An eastern city man buys a fireman ball ticket for two servants and asks where to buy a second one. He touches an engine house alarm button by mistake and triggers a dramatic, comic alarm response before calmly requesting another ticket. The scene ends with laughter and return to order.
Mr Surber of Elton's Wishaw endorses DeWite's Kidney and Bladder Pills claiming they have done far more than any medicine. He says he continues the pills seeking a perfect cure. The Hedges Drug distributes the product.
London Mail notes that retiring brain workers often suffer insomnia as brain activity during years of work demands a large blood supply. When work ends the vessels may still be tuned to high flow, leaving the brain under-supplied and causing sleeplessness.
The warden notes choir members may request more money after two Sundays of listening to German music. The exchange hints at ongoing wage discussions and tensions over compensation.
A brief dialogue aboard with an officer and Mrs. Lansman discussing a loud watch strike eight bells and a sailor’s watch. It ends with a French proverb about limits of praise from great men.
One application of MinZia Pile Ready reduces pile inflammation soreness and itching. Price 50 cents. Guaranteed. Sold by Hedger Drag Company.
The London Chronicle notes that each city has a distinct scent. Calais greets with a simple odor, London with soot and fried fish, Paris with chocolate and wood smoke, Florence with violets and sewage, and Moscow with cranberry-inspired fruit notes. St. Petersburg greets visitors with an immediate sense of place.
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel salve is advertised for cures of cuts, burns, bruises and scratches. It is promoted as especially good for piles. Sold and recommended by The Hedges Drug Co.
In Bernal Springs a pale tenderfoot is mocked for drinking soda but later returns as a bronzed rider to confront bully Sandy. He forces the bully to drink water from a pan, using his revolver to compel obedience. This Denver Field and Farm anecdote recalls a turn from weakness to power.
A.J. Louis chemist claims a simple remedy cures eczema and skin itching by destroying germs. By combining vegetable drug principles the lotion allegedly stops itching and burns, draws germs to surface, and heals the skin. Hedges Drug Co endorses Zemo as an honest medicine and recommends its use.
A Malate girl and her Romeo sit close in the dining room when her brother bursts in and jokingly questions if the young man has been tied to a fish line. The exchange turns playful as the gossip column recounts the scene with a sly insult about sinking.
A garbled fragment discusses Kennedy Loxative and its claimed gentle effect on the bowels and inflammation. It then shifts to a quip about beating a retreat attributed to a fort setting and ends with a note on an Italian proverb and a reference to a precious chart.
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