Fear to Lose Dentist Edward J. Martin in Covington
A local notice reports that dentist Edward J. Martin of Covington Indiana faces potential loss of his practice. Details on the action or outcome are unclear from the fragments available.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
3
A local notice reports that dentist Edward J. Martin of Covington Indiana faces potential loss of his practice. Details on the action or outcome are unclear from the fragments available.
The U S Civil Service Commission will hold exams in September and October across states to recruit for 126423 classified positions, an increase of 46736 in six years. About 11000 appointments expected next year with salaries from 610 to 1200 dollars, life tenure, and no political or religious bias. Information and 1902 catalog available by writing to Columbian Correspondence College, Washington, D C.
The obituary notes Emeline Donaldson born 1831 died June 14 1902 widow of Cyrus Donaldson. Survived by daughter Blanche Aughe sister Mrs Clara Graham Creston Iowa and brother W H Webp Silver City Iowa. It praises her Christian faith patience and sociability and describes the funeral mood and faith at rest.
A resident of Oakville Indiana writes that a decade of kidney disease and fever left him unable to move. After trying top doctors with no relief, Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended and he calls it a Godsend. Adair's offers the best SE fotos.
The nineteenth annual commencement of Kent and Mound Townships and State Line City schools was held June 21 1902 in the I O O F Hall State Line City Ind. An immense crowd attended with visitors from Danville Covington and surrounding towns. The program featured orchestral selections orations by Bertha Rodgers May Andrews Minnerva Thaney Marissa Clark Edna Mills Anna Wagner Dora Kiser Roy Andrews and others. Prof Herbert Kilbourne gave a clarinet solo and W J Bader delivered the class address.
The undersigned offer a refund on a 50 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure cough or cold. A 25 cent bottle is also guaranteed to prove satisfactory or money refunded. Le Roy Allen.
An old newspaper ad urges readers to use Benson's Porous Plaster for chest cold symptoms and pneumonia prevention. It claims rapid relief, warns against neglect, and notes prepayment and nationwide shipping by Seabury & Iphoson Mfg. Chemists. The piece targets women as frequent sufferers and promotes genuine Benson's plasters available at druggists.
The Despatch laments the sudden departure of Mr. Cook, the artist known for turning black to white with his paint. The piece recalls his quiet arrival and warm voice, leaving rooms to let in their confidence mansion as the sprinkler wagon remains the only colorful reminder of his last hours. It bids readers to remember his lessons in life’s school of experience.
County teachers urge a summer term starting July 7 for six weeks with tuition of six dollars. Coyington High School is secured, and the library will be available. If demand warrants, advanced high school work and professional training may be offered. communications to W. C. Brandenburg, Veedersburg.
From a special correspondent the narrative chronicles an ambush in the Wilderness with wounded soldiers, harrowing scenes of burned comrades, and the ongoing clash as Union forces press the rebels. The writer notes General Wadsworth's death, Hart's plantation observations, and Grant's inspection of enemy positions.
A Cor. 5th and Johnston streets resident praises Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills for nervousness and dizziness, claiming better sleep and steadier nerves. The ad promotes Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder troubles and urges prompt care during summer irregularities. Retail details and dealer mentions accompany endorsements.
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