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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1899
Page
5
A jumble of names and itineraries lists visits and trips across multiple towns. Residents such as Mildred Dennis, Debbie Schutt, George McDermond, Carl Mentzer, and Misses Bryant, Schwinlest, and Hetfield are noted visiting relatives and friends in places including Brazil, New Ross, Veedersburg, Danville, Bloomington, and Chicago. Col. Wingate and several families are also mentioned in social and travel contexts.
A new western origin free street fair aims to boost city business through free exhibitions and ample amusements. The organizers seek merchant subscriptions to fund elaborate booths, music, races, displays, and special attractions while assuring decorum and wide appeal for visitors and locals.
The Yellow River repeatedly devastates northern China by flooding its floodplain and washing away embankments. Huge sediment loads from the mountains raise the bed, forcing massive dikes to hold back waters. Breaks flood adjacent lands, driving rural populations to relocate despite recognizing repeated danger and food insecurity.
Brae men suffer stomach liver and kidney troubles and general run down feelings. J W Gardner of Idaville Indiana endorses Electric Bitters saying they restored his appetite strength and zest for life. Available at Lee Allen's drug store with a guarantee on every bottle.
C A Snow & Co asserts improved conditions at the United States Patent Office speed up grants after twenty five years in practice. Ad promotes Grain-O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains suitable for delicate stomachs and children at 15 or 25 cents per package. Banner Salve advertised for quick healing.
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