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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
3
A testimonial touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for relief from nervousness backache and headaches. It claims quick soothing of nerves and no heart or stomach harm and notes a 25 dose package costs 25 cents with drugstore guarantee.
Richard Smith offers piano tuning in Danville with contact by phone 2045. Service seen as coming soon to Tune, Tune, Tune.
A brief notice urges debtors to settle accounts with the Republican within the next few months. It says to be ready during the dull season and to come in and pay if they owe, adding not to wait to be asked.
Money to loan on first mortgage security at reasonable rates of interest. Doverass offers home money to loan with favorable terms and reliable funding options.
The Ophthalmoscope is installed at A. C. Fears Covington optical parlor. Have your eyes tested and fitted while you observe expert work. Prices include tourist rates for Winona Lake trips via Wabash Line with round trips and season tickets offered by E. W. Richeson, ticket agent.
A 18th century trio of playlets dated 1765 1777 and 1787 labeled with signatures J Jefferson is recovered from a junk dealer. Joseph Jefferson notes the volume likely came from the grandfather's London library and hints at a family handwriting likeness to his own.
A twelve year old tabby in Chicago recalls learning to open a kitchen window pane by lifting the latch with its nose and pulling the frame back. The cat demonstrated the skill dozens of times, and its offspring quickly learned the same door-opening trick on cupboards and sideboards.
The Senate adopts the conference report paving Oklahoma and Indian Territory as one state named Oklahoma. Senator Beveridge of Indiana earns lasting credit as the driving force behind the plan, with Arizona and New Mexico statehood deferred to a future decision by fall 1906 electors.
In misreadings of topographic signs, phrases shift into odd forms. A Sunday school teacher’s dictation yields silly errors like The dead shocked the notion to the hard car while other slips produce mistaken loves, quarreling, and odd bird or beast gaffes.
The passage lauds Senator Beveridge for his tireless leadership, diligent debate, and steadfast inquiry in the campaign for a new state and a new star on the flag, crediting the result to his personal attention and faith.
The exterior of a house can now be stone at prices near clapboard or shingles due to cement industry advances. With access to transport and a sand bank, stone housing becomes feasible. A cement mix yields a stone nearly granite in hardness and strength, fire resistant, and less frost sensitive than sandstone.
California and Pacific Coast tourist tickets available via all routes with nine months validity and stop over privileges. Get our booklet Get Out or Get in Line featuring Lincoln's letter to Gen Hooker sent on receipt of four cents in stamps. Walter L Ross Toledo Ohio general passenger agent details rates at nearest ticket agent.
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