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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
6
A fashion note describes the Seashore Girl bathing cap with rose silk long ends crossing at the back and tied in a bow at the front to secure hair. A silk visor flap in front can be turned down to shield the eyes.
Mrs Waldorf Astor wins Devonshire support with five speeches over two days in Plymouth while Mrs Frank B Tracy, wife of the Boston Transcript editor, is honored for fifteen years of service. Ogontz school buys Jay Cooke estate for £500000, 200 acres. Ohio State U coeds ban slang. dean offers 5 for a replacement name. Summer frocks in light cottons and linens plus a Liedel blouse model described. guidance on starching laces and mustins for stiffening fabrics.
A man touts buying pianos on installment plans at doors, repeats a refusal, and ends up locked in with five howling children while the housewife quietly continues washing. After an hour she offers to listen, but he leaves before finishing.
A prose reflection on how happiness hinges on how others treat us and how we affect others day by day. It then describes the lyre bird of Australia, noting its winter abundance, elegant lyre shaped tail, and ability to imitate other birds and common animal sounds.
A cancer hospital physician warns that ongoing irritation from warts, lumps, or tears can trigger cancer in skin or internal organs. He cites a lab example of cancer cells surviving in a mouse for thirteen years. The piece also discusses yeoman identity and pride in England.
London Punch recounts a humorous exchange where a pupil learns proper sting removal. The master explains spinning the bee to extract the spirally barbed sting, urging careful aid to the bee rather than harm.
A compact reflection on the challenge of reproducing musical works. The author argues that music’s clutch lies in performance and notes the gap between learning to read music and enjoying poetry.
Miss A notes Mr Tometeich was once seen as a pioneer figure but has repeatedly faced rejection. She implies the repeated declines have left him desensitized to the setback.
Fragmentary notes mention Willie and a mother guiding him to a safe path, with phrases about life being short and moving to a new queue. The text appears as a scrambled transcript with unclear references to safety and guidance.
Ledger of commissioners allowances for July 1913 lists salaries for officials including Leroy Sanders clerk 550 dollars Samte clerk office expenses auditor 600 dollars etc with per diems and various office costs. Other entries show sheriff, recorder, treasurer, and health department expenditures, plus numerous poor relief and local service costs across Jackson and surrounding counties.
Notice advises timely submission to the newspaper office for print on Thursdays. It warns that Wednesdays and Thursdays are busy and late Wednesday afternoon or Thursday submissions may miss the press.
New time card effective Monday adjusts several east and west bound runs on the Wabash road. Morning Towpath service departs Attica at 8:00, reaches Covington 8:56, returns Covington 10:50 and Attica 11:40. Afternoon trains depart Attica 4:05, reach Covington 4:45, depart Covington 4:50 and arrive Attica 5:45. Advertise your wants in the Republican for results.
Trustee Henry Lawson invites bids for classes 1 and 2 with delivery to Kingman Indiana. Bids due by 2 PM. bids must cover all items checked. samples or clear descriptions allowed for equivalence. Bonds required. goods delivered freight prepaid. one year tender validity. form WW affidavit attached. July 10, Mill Creek Township, Fountain County Indiana.
Public notice inviting bids for a project at Kultan Townstip Pour. Quite Ceuty budisaur. Bids will be received at the office in Cates bist. until 2:00 o clock PM.
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