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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
11
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James L. Minnick 26 and Katy Dunbar 23. John Davis 25 and Josie Allen 21. Elmer Weston 25 and Nellie George 21. Albert Ruttenbrock 26 and Ada M. Lewin 27. John Cruser 26 and Bertha Holsinger 28.
Observers expect a partial sun eclipse August 31, a total lunar eclipse September 15, and a final partial sun eclipse September 29. The sequence yields two solar eclipses within a month and a full moon lunar event between them.
The Rev Samuel A Stephan of Plain City Ohio will lecture at the Methodist church on Monday and Tuesday evenings August 11 and 12. His topics include The Ober Ammergau Play and Jean Valjean or The March from Hell to Heaven.
We sincerely thank neighbors friends and our beloved pastor Rev Father Shea for kindness during illness and at the death of our mother and sister Mrs Margarett Kennedy Also thanks to M Board undertaker and for the floral offerings at the funeral
Preparatory to the remodel of Citizens east side bank quarters, the business, safe and fixtures are moved to the corner McGeorge block room on Tuesday and Wednesday. The bank will operate there until the new room is ready, with extensive modernizations planned including heating, lighting, plumbing, and floor changes. The company hopes to return to the winter home. Coleman’s ad references the project.
Robert T. Ballard of Mansfield Pa reports grippe settled in kidneys and bladder, causing two months of illness and pain. After using Kilmer’s Swamp Root he regained work capability, praising the remedy in a notarized 1912 statement.
Letter to Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York promotes Swamp Root with a sample bottle offer and a booklet on kidneys. It notes bottle sizes fifty cents and one dollar available at drug stores and invites mention of Covington Weekly Republican.
A woman's work is exhausting and Scott's Emulsion is praised as predigested body-food that strengthens organs and tissues and builds healthy blood. It claims to overcome tiredness and nervousness without alcohol or drugs.
An August lecture course offers three evenings of Stereopticon Egypt talks on Tuesday August 5 and Wednesday August 6 plus an orchestra concert on Thursday August 7. The full course costs 40 cents or 15 cents per evening.
The Od Reliable Carriage Maker advertises complete carriage work at low prices with tire resetting, new steel tires, rims, wheels, spokes, and painting by skilled workers. Located two blocks west of McMahon's yarn in Covington Indiana.
The only service kept up during the vacation period urges the congregation to attend. The pastor’s vacation address is Adrian, Michigan, until August, then Yorkville, Michigan, care of Midland Park. D. K. Fox, Ph. D., Minister.
The piece notes a heated Democratic city campaign with multiple candidates and a convention set for next Tuesday. It expects divisions after the convention and hints at an opposition group forming once the ticket is named. The piece also notes the paper offers billing services.
Veedersburg social notes detail Miss Edith Miller entertaining Thata Mi Chi members at her Seventh Street home in honor of sister Mrs Hugh Miller of Chicago. Visitors include Effie and Lydia Struble Hamilton Ohio Floyd and Alice Dennison Oxford Ohio Leota Heffner Ada Case Indianapolis I N Kerr and daughter Leftie Cain township Mrs M Ott and son Lawrence John Dunklebarger and family visiting from Attica Dr White and family Rossville and Myrtle Purnell Attica. Hardy Rush and wife hosted the Whist club Friday night.
Mrs D L Kenney writes that Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment cured her tetter after over fifty years of suffering. The advertisement urges purchase from druggists or by mail through Pfuhlfe r Chemical Co of St Louis and Philadelphia.
The undersigned Lena Sewell is appointed and qualified by the Fountain County Circuit Court as Administratrix with will annexed of the estate of Homer Sewell, deceased. The estate is supposed to be solvent. This notice appears in the Indiana court records.
Local program pledges to provide meals to the public with flexible daily or weekly plans. Organizers emphasize quality, value, and consistent service for residents seeking affordable nourishment.
Workmen uncover a hoard of Long Cross pennies from Henry III era 1207 to 1272 near Amberley road. A coroner’s inquest impaneled a jury which found the coins ancient and concealed with an unknown depositor, deeming them the king’s treasure trove.
A sound young harness horse described as seven years old is offered for sale. The seller notes reliable work in harness and invites inquiries at the stated office.
A Woman's Journal quips about a husband whose mind bears the marks of too many original ideas. The exchange notes concern overwork and the husband’s fragile mental state as originality supposedly bruises his brain. Mrs. Rhymer comments on his health and creativity provoking wry amusement.
A quirky train of repeated interjections and names appears in a playful collage style. Phrases like well known expressione, shucks, my eye and next mingle with historic names such as Delilah Circe Noah, Kepler, and Krupp, creating a spirited, if fragmentary, mosaic.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action to destroy disease foundations, build constitution, and offers one hundred dollar reward for any case it fails to cure. Includes testimonials and mentions take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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