Rose Frock Displayed In Gown Feature
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
6
Wedding of Alpert A Norris and Moss Decemma Spencer
Nellie Mary Sybie Eva Norris and Lynn Norris attended the wedding of their cousin Alpert A Norris of Danville to Moss Decemma Spencer of West Virginia last Thursday evening in Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Mary
Sybie
Eva Norris
Lynn Norris
Alpert A. Norris
Danville
Moss Decemma Spencer
West Virgina
P D Q Bed Bug Killer Hoax Ad From Old Paper
Fragmentary ad touts a supposed bed bug killer named P D Q and related products. The text shows garbled pricing notes and mentions a company in Terre Haute selling the remedy upon receipt of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Got Allpany
Spring is the Bride of the Earth Poem Fragment
A poetic fragment celebrates spring as the earths bride while autumn and summer offer fulfillment and mirth. It contrasts forests and meadows with blooming blossoms and singing birds, noting springs charm and gentle renewal amid seasonal cycles.
Culinary Tips and Recipes From An Early 20th Century Menu
Instructions for fruit cocktail with sugared grapes and a garnish, followed by larded beef tenderloin with bananas, and a pomade sauce. The text details skinning grapes, removing seeds, mixing juice, chilling, and serving. larding pork with lardons, searing, cooking with bananas, and a sauce built from pork fat, vegetables, vinegar, stock, dried currants, and orange juice.
Marble Cake Instructions From A Historic Recipe
A vintage recipe describes sifting 1 cup sugar 1 1 2 cups sifted flour 1 level teaspoon soda and 2 teaspoons cream of tartar into a bowl. Beat whites with melted butter and milk then fold in and flavor before mixing with the dry ingredients to make a chocolate marble cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Franklin
Elegant Black Gown and Bonnet Style Notes
Fashion piece describes a dignified black gown with lace taffeta, poke bonnet with lisenet braid, chantilly lace, and garden roses. Includes hat details with black straw bonnet, pale pink georgette, velvet ribbon, and roses. Also contains a blocked, corrupted dessert recipe fragment with custard, cake, and meringue steps.
Indiana Enacts Tuberculosis Statute Reported by Health Board
The Indiana State Board of Health outlines a new tuberculosis law requiring physicians and public health officers to report cases. Health officials will investigate prevalence and distribution to curb spread, while landlords and tenants must ensure disinfection of vacated consumptive properties before new occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Tuberculosis Department
Indiana State Board of Health
Fountain County
State Board of Health
State Health Board
Rheumatism Attack Relief with Scott's Emulsion
The ad claims impurities in the blood cause rheumatism and urges improving general health along with purifying blood. It presents cod liver oil in Scott's Emulsion as nature's blood maker and a strength builder, noting many users find relief and warns against alcoholic substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Shier Named City School Superintendent and Church Pastor
Henry F. Shier of West Lebanon is elected for next year as city school superintendent and re elected to lead the Presbyterian church. The piece praises his energy and capability to handle two demanding roles, arguing he is up to the task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iker
Henry F. Shier
West Lebanon
Presbyterian Church
Shier
Deafness Cure Through Constitutional Remedies Promoted
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and argues only constitutional remedies can restore hearing. It promotes Tals Catarrh Cure, offering one hundred dollars for any case it cannot cure, and lists PL Cheney Co of Toledo as the seller, with Jake Hasl's Family Pills for constipation also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney &Oo
Toledo
Dragodsts
Jake Hasl
Linen shower honors Miss Maude Quinn at Marlatt home
Mrs James Marlatt hosted a linen shower for the bride to be Miss Maude Quinn last Wednesday. The Marlatt residence featured pink and white rose decor and refreshments carried the color scheme, as young Master James Marlatt arrived bearing gifts in a pink and white decorated wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlatt
Maude Quinn
Marlatt
Mrs WoC Walker and son John plan six week western trip
Mrs Walker and her son John of Danville Winds leave Wednesday for six weeks traveling through western states. They will visit the San Francisco and San Diego expositions and other points along the coast. Mrs Walker, formerly Miss Rusha Hermling of Falton township, is now the lady county office of Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woc Walker
John
Danville
Ern
San Francisco
San Diego
Walker
Rusha Hermling
Falton Township
Troant Otiee
Notes of a country shower misnaming honoree
In Miss Lara Ward's notes honoring Miss Maude Ocinn a misprint lists Robert E Davis of Hillsboro as the prospective stood. The actual name is Mr AN Yeager of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Ward
Mrs Lang Dead from Soldier's Home near Lafayette
Mrs Sarah Lang daughter of Cleve land and Elizabeth Smith born February 5 1840 in the Salem neighborhood died June 13 1915 at the Indiana State Soldiers Home near Lafayette aged 75. She married George Bonebrake in 1860 and had son John. She later married David Lang in 1872 and had Mary Charles Maud and Jessie with Mary dying at six and Maud at eighteen. Her sons John Charles and Jessie survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Smith
Cleveland
Elizabeth Smith
Salem
Indiana State Soldiers Home
Lafayette
Creorce Bonebrake
John Bonebrake
David Lang
Tothem
Mary
Charles
Maud
Jessie
John
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Jein
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Tomanithe
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Jehu D. Martin
Cor, Eighth and
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HovUse
Devils Foodcake
Iby Mary Hains
County Health Dliver G. C. Wert
Miss Quinn
Sarah Lang
Veedersburg, Ind
Dwiggins & Son
F. M. Ellis
Mgr
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