Warranted Clothing Market Questioned by Sir
The speaker notes no dealer offers warranted clothing at present and anticipates a future seller. He observes only one kind of warranted clothing exists, implying a singular make dominates the market.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1901
Page
11
Steady Girls and Health Remedies Advertised
A humorous note shows young men seeking steady partners while noting girls cancel plans due to headaches. The column promotes Dr Cadwell's Syrup Pepsin for stomach trouble and sick headaches. It also touts De Witts Little Early Risers for liver and bowels relief and Folers Honey and Tar for asthma or consumption, ending with a product offer and sponsor signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foler
Co. D. Cock
Maydole hammer and Benson plasters touted as best
An old advertisement extols Maydole hammers as the best and Benson plasters as the superior external remedy. It claims quality, balance, and durability for hammers, then asserts Benson’s Plasters outperform substitutes for rheumatic pain and other ailments. It notes physician and druggist endorsements and offers to ship by mail from Seabury & Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maydole
Maydale
Benson
Army of
Seabury & Johnson, Mfg. Chemists
N.Y
Property and loan services offered by J P Livre in Covington
The notice lists monetary figures 400 500 1600 and 1000 and an offer to transact business including selling property lending money and writing insurance. J P Livre attorney based on the west side of Covington Indiana provides these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Livre
Office
West Side
Covington, Ind
Tiley Bituminous Coal Mines at Coal Creek and Stringtown
The Tiley Bituminous Coal Mines in Fountain County Indiana at Coal Creek and Stringtown produce high pressure steam coal. Opened to the public in 1597 with capacity of fifty tons per day. Proprietor Thomas W. Tiley, a well known Fountain County citizen, from Pennsylvania, born 1856, moved here in 1872, has built a successful coal business with a family of wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Coal Creek
Stringtown
Fountain County
Thos. W. Tiley
Crambray County
Prairie Creek Coal Co Promises a Bright Prospect at Cates Mines
Prairie Creek Coal Co led by Eugene Rush develops Cates Mine No 1 near Cates Indiana, producing over 50 tons daily of semi block coal high in carbon with little ash or sulfur. New Clover Leaf Railroad spurs will connect the mine to rail facilities, expanding to a second mine and solidifying Fountain County as a regional coal center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain County
Prairie Creek Coal Co
Wester
Eugene Rush
Cates
Clover Leaf R. K
Clover Leaf RR
Rush
The
County
Cyrus
Rush's Rise as Fountain County Developer and Landowner
Rush settled in Fountain county in 1822 and built a reputation for business success. He oversees a coal property covering over 500 acres and controls about 800 acres of lead and zinc lands in Arkansas's Yellville district. His leadership and wealth drive county development and prospecting of latent resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pth
Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Sold at Loeb s
Advertises Dr King s New Discovery as a cure for consumption and related lung illnesses with testimonials and guarantees. Mentions availability at Loeb s Stores through Leroy Allen with trial bottles free and price 1.00 for large bottles. Includes unrelated note about a local school eating contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Leroy Allen
Excursion Offer to Atlantic City and Nearby Resorts 1901
A dated travel notice promotes a prepaid excursion by the Big Four route to Atlantic City Ocean City Wildwood and Cape May with stops at Washington. The trip runs Thursdays July 18 1901 and August 15 1901 with a 12 day return limit and inclusive rail connections via C and O Rys. Contact Big Four Route agents for details and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic L.city
Ocean City
Ser Isle City
Avalon
Angiesen
Wildwood
Holy Beach
Cape May
New Jersey
Rehoboth
Del
Big Four
Rine
Alpa
Battlefields of America
Washington
A True Fish Story From Wisconsin Lake
A clergyman recalls a “queer” tale of his wife losing and later regaining her wedding ring. While fishing years apart, a fishing hawk nest high in a tree becomes the unlikely lodestar as the ring reappears on a twig. The mystery hinges on a hawk and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Flower and Tree Memoranda and Humorous Hat Tale
The item surveys botanical notes on leaf rooting tea yields tree sizes and forest pests including the devil's club. It closes with a humorous Philadelphia Record anecdote about a man forgetting his hat, realizing he wore an old straw one in public and buying a new hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Itiedelweiss
British Columbia
Market Street
Philadelphia Record
The Gallant Cabman
A London Chronicle anecdote recalls a cabman who refuses a second tip and pockets a shilling after a passenger shortchanged him. He quips that the pleasure was in driving her as he acknowledges the fare with humor. The tale highlights wit over strict payment in a street encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Chronicle
A Great Man Emerson Quote
A passage from Emerson exalts a true great man who inhabits a higher sphere of thought and sees things clearly with little effort while others labor to correct errors and pursue truth. The speaker emphasizes natural excellence and humility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Train Confusion Terminates Visit in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a visitor and host discuss travel plans as the guest worries about catching a train. The host notes the time is 9:32 and mentions a train choice suggested by Pa. The fragment hints at travel anxiety and a farewell during a social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
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Cain, WampoLp & Co
Chicago
Miller
Queensware
M. Boord
New York
East Side Square
W. B. Coleman
the Republican
Sbe
Dr. Cadwell
de Witt
J. P. Buckner
Pain
W. W. Olcott
North Vernon, Ind
Covington
Tiley Mines
County Coal Mines
Loeb’s
Tam
la Grippe
BE. H. Wise
Madi
Pin Hook
Ben
C. A
le Roy Allen
C.C. C
Warren J. Lynch
Tka
Cincinnati
SIV
He Took
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