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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
8
The notice explains that after influenza the heart action can weaken and become fatal. It notes Foley's Honey and Tar strengthens the system and helps recovery. Bold by M C VanDorn.
A devotional blessing calls readers to greet the new year with shared praise and unity. The passage prays for entering and continuing through the year under the Lord's unfailing blessing.
Advertises Orange Blossom Suppositories as a safe remedy for uterine inflammation congestion prolapse and related gynecological conditions. Claims include treatment of leaks ulcers fibroids and ovarian issues with testimonials worldwide. Sold by druggists for 1 dollar with hook and free sample offer. Dee 17, 6m.
The State of Indiana Fountain County Fountainheart Court February Term 1910 Benjamin W. Ricketts v8 1980 Abigail Webb et al notice to defendants that a complaint to quiet title to real estate is filed and serves as a public notice to unknown and non resident defendants including Abigail Webb Evans Eckles Elizabeth Eckles Mary Ann Pool John Pool John Williams Thomas Jackson Harmon Webb and others that they must appear by April 6 1910 or the case will proceed in their absence. The clerk is Anson G Madden and deputy Leroy Sanders with attorney Lindley P Little. 2-11-1910-45
An earnest Massachusetts professor's wife addressed the court flustered and confessed a mistaken testimony. She admitted giving the clerk a bust measurement instead of her age, prompting the judge to note that the impact depended on the error's nature.
A reflective verse urging resilience kindness and civic virtue. James Russell Lowell advocates widening the soul, stronger effort, and noble acts to exalt humanity. The poem envisions enduring fame through deeds and the lasting guard of future generations by youth and moral guidance.
A humorous collection from old newspaper prose includes a NY surgeon recalling his first patient who asked to collect debts on commission, plus brief anecdotes about two men and about Billy Emerson touring Australia with blackface shows and finding in Shanghai a paid by chits system.
The Philadelphia minister Rev. James Patterson recalled telling fellow ministers he should be humble like his Master. He said he prayed to stay humble but never to be poor, adding he could rely on his church for that.
One of Macready's famed tempers involved the Henry VIII revival at the Princess's in London. During dress rehearsal Cardinal Campeius wore a costume that clashed with Wolsey as played by Macready. Wynn as Campeius appeared in scarlet robes and a huge red hat, provoking Macready to exclaim in exasperation, Mother Shipton, by heaven.
A bank teller refuses a check without identification and a dramatic scene unfolds as a woman claims her husband’s signature. She details her husband’s looks and habits to prove identity, finally having her name written on the back of the check. The excerpt ends with a reflective Lodge quote on aging and lasting friendship.
A Boston telephone operator recounts a misdial where a man asks for a box for two to night. The reply from the undertaker’s shop ends the prank as the caller learns the wrong number was connected. The humorous mix up highlights the perils of casual requests and miscommunication.
J M Barries tale notes Bret Harte, newly appointed American consul in Glasgow, renting lodgings due to tight finances. On returning from official duties he faces a stern landlady who demands, Gut whaursa your Bible, revealing curiosity about his belongings and Bible.
A college lecturer mocks a student who doodled during a lecture. The student replies he was recording what the instructor said, prompting the professor’s pointed question about the value of the scribbling. The exchange highlights classroom dynamics and perceived attentiveness.
A fragment describes Health Coffee as blending well for taste and color while claiming quick preparation and no real coffee in content. It asserts a 254 to 144 pound package yields 100 fall cups and is sold by all grocers. An old quote on human misery ends with a dialectal joke about rent, groceries, and holidays.
A Cloud county paper notes regional differences in naming a small stream. England uses brook, Pennsylvania prefers run, Kansas calls it creek, Missouri uses branch, and New Mexico uses arroyo. Kansas City News.
Fall coughs that persist into spring signal trouble such as bronchitis pneumonia and consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar promises to cure the cough stop hard breathing and heal inflamed air passages. Refuse substitutes. Sold by M. C. VanDorao.
The text notes that under favorable conditions an acre can yield up to 4,000 pounds. It also states that in the last fiscal year about 1,400,000 pounds were exported from the island, highlighting strong export activity and high prices relative to other crops.
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