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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1905
Page
4
The item discusses national figures like General Lew Wallace and Governor Hang, argues about statue placement and political reform, and includes a local birthday surprise for Mrs. Mary Lathrop in Fountain. It blends opinion on leadership, primaries, and voting with community social detail.
An aged newspaper fragment reports a widespread grip epidemic causing weakness and catarrh in many organs. It cites testimonials from Joseph A. Flinn and Thad S. about Peruna as a remedy and notes widespread public concern and calls for official recognition.
A collection of customer letters praises Peruna and Manalin for curing bronchitis and improving health. Testimonies describe relief from headaches, sleeplessness, and catarrh, with requests for medical advice from Dr. Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
Fragmented OCR text shows a conflict between civic duty and personal stance. The readable portions reference care levels, implied governance, and opposition to common policies without clear names, dates, or places.
The text notes Russia faces bleak prospects as events in the far east unfold quickly, with the nation unsettled and unsure what to expect during this period of intense change.
Scrambled OCR text references counties, places such as Hilo and Las Vegas, and terms like revokes and deed. Key specifics are unreadable, leaving only scattered names, dates, and actions without coherent context or outcomes.
The passage argues that the types of people who desire change are rarely the ones who can implement it. It claims that the actual achievers of reforms are often different from those who advocate them, and that this mismatch applies to both state and national legislation.
When considering naval expenditures the Indiana delegation favored two battleships over one. They argue a big navy may cost the country less in the long run than a weak one.
Governor Hanly uses his inaugural to present a sturdy stance that his supporters hail as foundational. The early moves strengthen public confidence and signal a sequence of likely successful policies.
The Indiana congressional delegation largely declined to write Governor Hanly about the Wayler and Finley requisition from Kentucky. A Washington reporter cites the belief that the matter can be left to the governor’s judgment, a view the writers seem to share. The piece notes Hanly welcomes suggestions on issues within his administration, yet will ultimately decide himself.
An old chemist guidance notes that impoverished blood signals a need to fertilize the system with a fat-rich tonic or concentrated fat foods. Doctors assess deficiencies to restore red corpuscles and overall vitality.
Scott's Emulsion nourishes and strengthens the body when milk and cream oils fail. It stays consistent in quality and benefits those wasting from any cause, for children and adults.
In Gobin Gulch at Danville on Saturday night Lewis Daniels known as Chicago a Negro desperado was shot and killed. Thomas Duitfy a colored man fired claiming self defense. Chicago was a trouble figure with Covington police.
Michael Keller, a millionaire coal operator and Dinville's prominent figure, died at 6 pm Monday. His death followed complications from diabetes amid grief over his wife's death in November. Known for blunt honesty, hard work, and sharp business sense, he combined rugged self made success with kindhearted leadership.
J. L. Allen & Son advertises rubber tire installation for all wheel sizes at reasonable prices. Tires are in stock and can be mounted the same day wheels are brought in. Notice dated March 3 with an eight week window.
To Parents you are cordially invited to attend the public literary exercises of the High School at 2 30 o clock Friday afternoon March 3 At 4 o'clock of the same afternoon Mr Emma Mont MacRae head of the English Department of Purdue University will speak to the parents Sincerely yours B Kavrwan Supt
Carl Mosier of Attica spent Sunday in this city. Miases latest tailor made suits at J. Loeb's Stores. Miss Tela Linn of Attica was guest of Mrs. Frank Saath over Sunday. First arrival of dress goods for spring at J. Loeb's Stores. Hon Frank Dice was in the city the first of the week on rural route business. David Hunter reported some better after illness. Mrs Geo Lenwin visited her parents in Hillsboro. Miss Mildred Dennis and Eleanor Rinn stayed with Ruth Hetfield in Hillsboro. Lena Beals returned home from Marshfield. Joe Sonesley back from Clinton, may engage in rattling business. New table linens lower than in years. A new assortment arrived at J. Loeb's Stores. Daniel Force, veteran carriage maker of Danville, died Monday morning. He was well known and respected. WANTED Experienced agents to sell stock in Covington and vicinity with good commission. Send details to Roy C Hawthorne Attica Ind.
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