Chicagoan Hangs on as a Has Been of Baltimore Era
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
4
The fragment recalls Chicagoans and Baltimore as enduring symbols of a bygone era, noting a remembered status and ongoing relevance in cultural memory.
The passage affirms continuing American citizenship while noting ongoing disagreement over policy and matters of national concern. It emphasizes unity despite varied views and the democratic right to hold differing opinions.
In a special edition a phrase hints at continued coverage with several items from Indiana. The Governor’s piece is noted but not the sole feature.
The 1927 panic rescue methods are under inquiry in New York and are described as yielding very interesting reading. The discussion centers on the financial maneuvers and policy responses used to avert a broader collapse.
The text credits the United States with rescuing Cuoa from chaos for a second and third time. It argues that a friendly neighbor with a strong navy can be trusted and power, when properly controlled, is beneficial.
The article argues that Roosevelt stands alone among American ex presidents, unprecedented in his bold political actions and ongoing maneuvers, claiming he outclasses all his predecessors in influence and strategy.
In light of developments the Fountain circuit court may need to construe or place a new construction on the statute defining jury bribing. The duty may not be pleasant.
The piece argues that Republican dignity suffers as officeholders fail to respect the presidency, with conditions blamed for party defeats and the erosion of its standing.
The Fountain County Republicans campaign with a united front pledging to elect an entire ticket. They claim the Republican majority, if party members stand by nominees from the convention, will secure victory and maintain calm, untroubled waters.
Four years after T. R. praised Taft as the biggest man, current views may have shifted. The two leaders have likely altered their estimates as time passes, with changes possibly reflecting evolving roles and opinions.
Our Democratic friends seem buoyant with hope this week but Baltimore may have been passed, their fondest ambitions trailed in the dust and the party driven into the slough of despond. A convention is like a modern jury with an unknown verdict until rendered.
Ex congressman Charles B. Landis endorses a new man like Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks from our state. He argues the move is good politics and policy to unite the Roosevelt and Taft factions and save the Republican party from defeat.
Transactions filed for week list transfers including James A Neal to Sarah E Neal lot 102 W add Hillsboro 1650 and Clara H McNeill frac Veedersburg 31000. Worth Reed buys 104 & pt 103 W add Covington 1190. A Wabash Tp trustees transfer 84500. Richland 5000. Dr Charles Kennedy visited Camden friends Lew Nebeker.
Mrs John Bailey of Portland testifies Swamp Root cured fistula bladder inflammation after years of pain and ineffective medicines. She reports lasting relief with continued use and endorses the remedy as one of the greatest medicines on earth, notarized on July 12, 1909.
An advertisement promises Swamp Root benefits and invites readers to request a sample bottle from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamp ton NY. It also offers a booklet with information about the product and how it works.
The Globe-Democrat criticizes the 16 year Republican rule, praising wartime finance and postwar growth. It argues strong times under Republicans and notes the Panama Canal milestone, suggesting a vivid, if unlikely, Republican valedictory if power shifts.
County Auditor W. B. Gray wed Miss Zoe Victoria Jones at the bride’s parents home. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. McGaughey of Veedersburg with relatives present. The couple will honeymoon in Michigan and Wisconsin and reside in Covington after September first.
Divine worship Sunday at 10 30 a m with preaching at 7 30 p m on Sin. Citizens urged to attend in Covington. A Ellmore and John Lively mourn Richland resident died at Mellott after brief illness. burial at Newtown. The Republican office for job work.
Williamsport attorney H D Billings, a candidate for Joint Senator, visited Covington last week to study court records. He believes his county will support him nominally. En route from Hillsboro, county commissioner William Wright collided with a cow owned by Tom Taylor, fracturing the animal’s leg when the cow darted into the road.
About sixty ladies attended a Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Margaret McMahon and Mrs. Charles Crane. Out of town guests included Mesdames Reed Turner and Bishop from Danville Illinois Mrs Tom Crigler of Attica and Mrs Steely McMahon of Pine Village.
About fifty ladies were entertained at the home of Mrs William Cox on Fourth street last Friday afternoon. The out of town guests were Mrs Guy Winks and daughter Miss Lottie of Williamsport Mrs Steely McMahon of Pine Village and Mrs Geo Gayler of Canton Ils.
Lafayette residents fear a rabies outbreak as unmuzzled dogs are shot by police. The muzzle order is enforced strictly, and authorities kill both pets and valuable poultry dogs found unrestrained.
Mrs Henry Zimmerman entertained the Sunshine Whimbie Club Thursday at her country home with a two course luncheon and a pleasant afternoon. Special guests included Mrs E L Crum of Decatur and Mrs Charles Cortell of Danville.
James P. Godrich was elected by Indiana delegates to the national convention as Indiana's member of the Republican National Committee for the next four years, succeeding Harry S. New.
Dan S Haller of Attica and Mrs Leota Rer of Galesburg were married Tuesday afternoon in Danville by Rev W E Adams at the minister's home Then they returned to Attica and went to the Haller home on Hast Main St Haller has long run a leading Attica drug store The Republican for your stationery.
I will be in my office at my residence in Cates, Ind., Saturday of each week, for the transaction of any and all township business. Jos. Starkey, Trustee Fulton Township.
An advertisement claims Vinol cod liver and iron tonic without oil can prolong life in the elderly by boosting appetite digestion and blood. It asserts aged bodies waste faster and promises refunds if not effective. Sold by Manford Doras, Druggist Covington.
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