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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
5
Mothers across the United States credit Peruna with quick relief of spring fever indigestion and catarrhal ailments in children. The ad claims Peruna supports mucous membranes treats various infant illnesses and lacks drug habit or stimulant effects. It cites numerous testimonials from mothers noting cures and urging others to try the remedy.
A persuasive testimonial collection urging Peruna as essential in every home with children. Includes multiple endorsements from mothers, fathers, and families praising its preventive and curative effects on catarrh, colds, croup, stomach ailments, and overall health across generations. Endorsed by Amelia Sailer and G H Farmer, with note on confidentiality at The Hartman Sanitarium.
A collage of social notices and local ads mentions W B Harden in Danville, Lottie Carter visiting Ruby C of this week, Bob Osborn from Perrysville promoting subscriptions, J H Fowler offering wagons and a home made wagon, and Sweet Orr & Co. clothing at J Loeb’s Stores. Various residents from Evansville to Hoopeston and Pleasant Plains visit relatives or return home.
Robert J. Miller plans to Edwards, Colorado to oversee mining interests while local business notices promote Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines as leaders. Boone county circles push for a new Lebanon court house as the county grows. Edward W. Frank wins $15,375 against Big Four in Purdue wreck case. A fire alarm at Mrs Cadwallader’s home caused brief damage. Mrs Leona Cronkmite and Mr Goldwin Jeweld visit Covington. Arthur Moffit and Nellie Brown wed with blessings from Rev David Handley. Tom Walsh offers sewing supplies and the ideal Vaughn hand cylinder press is advertised.
Attorneys Little and Jones report the sale and transfer of mortgages and notes in a closed transaction. Details specify the instruments, parties, and anticipated settlement actions related to the portfolio.
Edward Otto of St. Paul credits Peruna with saving his eldest son after multiple doctors could not help. He says they tried Peruna as a last resort and it worked, leading to ongoing use at home without further medical visits.
The article extols Peruna claiming it contains no narcotics and can be used indefinitely without forming a habit. It asserts Peruna provides permanent relief from catarrh by removing its cause and notes many households have used it for twenty years without evidence of addictive drugs.
Frank Bilsland enjoys a summer vacation at home while West Lebanon youths gather in the city on a Sunday evening. Spence Smith & Spence and the Patton family depart for the Territory for two or three weeks of sightseeing. Alma Patton joins the family, and local trades mention Wheler & Wilson goods and wool purchases by Hiram Gray of Newtown. Mrs Homer Lusader remains at the Rest Cure in Chicago for health treatment until recovery. Buckner’s promotes standard patent medicines.
Clyde Board of Lincoln residents enjoy home days as Presbyterian women offer ice cream and cake near the courthouse. Baptist church to skip services while union gatherings occur in the courthouse yard. Fourth of July train rates to nearby points announced. County Clerk Ernest Gray and Miss Ethel Raridan wed last Thursday. friends extend congratulations.
S. J. Pomeroy editor of the Weet Lebanon Gazette and his wife were guests of T. A. Clifton and wife on Thursday. Mr. Pomeroy is a brother of Mrs. Clifton. First prize went to Sweet Orr & Co. at the St. Louis World's exposition for best fitting and best made working clothes. For sale at J. Loeb's Stores.
Ex mayor Miles has been very ill the past week with blood poisoning traced to tooth extractions. He is now improving. Hon. Robert Voliva and wife of Newtown visited the city Wednesday and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Will Reeves while here.
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