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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
8
Harry Evans, veteran mail carrier on route 1, now uses his new Brush motor car to deliver daily. The vehicle was purchased from James Yerker, the local agent.
Earle Shuler has sold the Newtown Enterprise to Hubert Ellis who with his wife will guide the paper. Ellis is a first class printer and Mrs Ellis a good writer and editor. Shuler started the paper three years ago and retires due to ill health. Hillsboro Times reports continuing high standards.
C B Rader of Lewisburg praises Electric Bitters for curing a ten year rheumatism and stomach trouble. The tonic is recommended for dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and kidney poisons. Each bottle is guaranteed to satisfy and costs 50 cents at Irvin and Willari.
Public warned to stay out of the Riverside dairy herd pasture as a dangerous bull guards the area. Owner refuses responsibility for injuries to any trespasser and urges caution.
In this piece by Luther Halsey Gulick, the case for school dental clinics is made with examples from Germany and Findlay Ohio. Clinics improve attendance and overall health while lowering long term costs, and also address social perceptions tied to dental appearance and breath.
Plants need more water in sunlight than shade due to evaporation. Midday watering can burn foliage of common houseplants. Shading during heat strengthens plants and helps moisture retention. Water temperature should match the growing area and soil should drain freely to avoid constant wetness.
The article advises choosing robust plants that endure low light and heat in urban window gardens. Protect floors during care, spray regularly, and select vigorous specimens rather than inferior varieties. Suitable flowering options include calla, cyclamen, camellia, oxalis, geraniums, heliotrope, fuchsia, and freesia. Hanging baskets with vines add room or porch charm.
The note explains how geraniums prefer moderate manure and limited water while pansies thrive in rich loamy soil. Shrubs need yearly surface manure, canvas plants require very rich soil with ample water, and some plants fail when grown in the same place two years in a row. Rotation is advised.
A screen of climbing nasturtium and sweet peas will beautify the yard all summer if blossoms are harvested. For new country families a sturdy trellis with mixed seed is advised. Plant seeds now for a steady supply, as the best utility of mixed seed provides constant growth. Secure the fence with cidekon wire fastened to ground stakes.
Phlox varieties suitable for a striking amateur garden vary in height, size and blossom shape. They thrive in sunny positions and grow rapidly. Blooms are not long lasting but can be extended with ample moisture and some partial shade.
Slugs and offer pests must be watched for especially in the evening when they come out to feed. If placed in a pail of strong salt and water they die quickly. Green or brown aphids on plants should be sprayed with soft soap and water and kerosene, or insecticide. Rinse plants with clear water the next day and spray again if needed until all aphids are destroyed.
In dark rooms and with palms including pandanus screw pine and New England fax the rubber plant stands out for easy care. The rubber plant thrives with minimal attention but suffers from dust and should be washed regularly.
The article stresses preventive dental care for infants, noting calcification begins before birth and completes in about a year. It urges maternal nutrition for tooth formation, proper newborn bathing, careful nursing, and rinsing or suction at birth to prevent infection, while avoiding aggressive manipulation and strong antiseptics.
Danville business advertises finest dry cleaning and dyeing of ladies and men's garments at low prices. urges winter clothing cleaning and dyeing before fair rush. Goods sent by express receive prompt attention. Address all packages to Herman Miller.
A humorous caption panel shows a bacteriologist frustrated by interruptions from his wife as he counts gems in milk. The scene ends with the scientist slamming the door and restarting his counting routine.
State of Drediatsy v Povitein Carty in Mountain Circuit Court announces a hearing on a complaint seeking administration. The absentee defendant John W. Ning is ordered to appear at the Covington Court House in Covington Indiana on a specified date to answer the petition and address property concerns.
Real estate ad listings offer farms of various sizes and prices in Fountain and neighboring counties. Contact O M Gardner at Covington for details.
Tired run down residents praise Vinci cool liver and iron tonic for restoring appetite sleep and vitality. Testimonial from K Allsbrook claims renewed strength and well being with a strong offer to provide a free bottle if results fail. Sold by Masford Doran Druggist Covington.
A Buffalo New York company markets Jericho Leaves from the Holy Land as a natural laxative that purportedly relieves constipation. The ad argues the leaves cleanse the system without irritation, taste pleasant, and offer healthful results, offered by mail for twenty five cents with money back guarantee.
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