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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
9
Covington's daily notices report visits by residents from Lafayette and Indianapolis, shop and street activity, and a Catholic church ice cream social. Local firms advertise sales and a real estate broker offers deals, while sports preview notes Covington versus Fister at Fairground Park and a three-hour rain event across nearby counties.
The Tremnt Hotel proprietor is described as enterprising and tasty in manner. He has installed a new heating plant and is repainting the place to a splendid finish. The writer notes back subscriptions owed and hints at staying with the genial proprietor to show appreciation.
Rev Thadeus Hutson, of this city, will leave about June 1 for evangelistic work on the Pacific coast. He will visit Pasadena Pomona Santa Rosa Carna GO Was ngton state and then home, a four month trip. Hutson is described as a strong able preacher in great demand.
Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station reports insect damage to cover fields in eastern and northern areas. The clover rootborer Hylantinus obscurus and clover leaf weevil Phytonomus punctatus, both European imports, attack roots and leaves. Life cycle described, with root damage, larval boring, and spring emergence. fungal disease can curb larvae, reducing need for chemicals. James Troop, Horticulturist and Entomologist. Arthur Gees, Director.
An advertisement urges weak kidneys as the cause of many illnesses and promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as the leading kidney and bladder remedy. It claims quick, mild benefits, offers sample bottles by mail, and warns buyers to insist on the real Swamp Root from Dr Kilmer & Co.
Fragmented text notes the appointment or involvement of Judge Rabb in a case or event. Mentions Jaige FM, appellate court figure Wi Ham and a push into practice delivery of a declaration. References to hearings, addresses, and a committee, with unclear sequence and dates.
W Le Meck of Arkansas claims thirty years in the drug trade and says he has saved many lives with King’s New Discovery for weak lungs throat and chest ailments. He offers trial bottles free and guarantees the medicine through local merchants as the best throat and lung remedy.
The Romise family thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy and kind acts after the death of Mrs. Mary E. Romise. May God reward each of you for your generosity and support.
An old advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pitts as a cure for backache headache nervousness impaired eyesight and kidney and bladder ailments. It claims the product removes all illnesses from impaired action of the kidneys and bladder and notes it is sold by all druggists.
G. W. Martins Shop in Covington Indiana offers lawn mower sharpening with pickup and return service across the city. They advertise repair work on buggies wagons plows and metal and wood work from West Liberty Street.
Piano and voice culture instruction available with 25 and 50 cent lessons. Special training in voice culture. Reasonable terms. Willing to confer with interested parties.
An advertisement features Mrs. K. J. Cale of Terre Haute Indiana praising Foley Kidney Pills. She reports severe backaches kidney overactivity sleepless nights dizziness and eye floaters improved after one bottle and recommends the product for kidney and bladder trouble. Sold by all druggists.
G. W. Williams advertises a rental property featuring a good house with cellar cistern and well plus four large lots with abundant fruit. The listing highlights ample space and productive grounds for prospective tenants.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an alleged medical remedy claim called Ur King's New Life Pils. Mentions severe illness symptoms and warnings about unsafe cures. Names Simon Lynen and son and a local family on Satopson Road. No coherent event or outcome.
Fulbey Kidney Pills promise relief by neutralizing poisons causing backache headache and nervous ills. Sold by all registered druggists with claims of kidney and bladder comfort.
Old established company offers life and accident benefits including 200 death, 35 weekly accident, 10 sick benefit, 21000 for loss of sight or limb, and 100 emergency benefit. Annual cost 26 with no other dues. Open to men and women 16 to 65. Send application to American Registry Company Dept N.163, 208 Cadillac Building, Erie Pa.
A South Rockwood Michigan man credits Electric Bitters for saving his son from kidney trouble. He writes that despite kidney issues the treatment improved him significantly, noting backache, fatigue, nervousness and loss of appetite as symptoms. The ad claims Kidney disease risk and offers 50c bottles guaranteed at druggists.
An obituary note reports the death of the mother of M Po. The short item notes the passing and identifies the family involved despite fragmented text.
A claim promises a $1000 guarantee of genuineness for the above testimonial. It presents a straightforward assurance without additional specifics about criteria or verification methods.
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