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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
8
An advertisement extols kidney function, claiming kidneys purify blood and that illness stems from kidney trouble. It promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy with a free sample offer and pamphlet, citing Binghamton New York and urging readers to mention the paper.
Wm Marquess, one of the original Two Bills, visits on business. J E Prather of Prather's Carriage Works offers top quality painting work. Beech Grove firm offers farm variety test with Purdue Station guidance. Doctors and drug ads appear, including Bees Lixative Cough Syrup and DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. Rural carriers publish condolences for Captain James G York. Dr Shoop's Cough Care advertised as safe for babies.
An appeal advertises The Old Homestead at English's Opera House in Pianapolis during the week of March 9 with a strong company. The piece is described as American in type and emotion, reflecting rural New England life. Also includes a testimonial on Kedol from Jake C. Moore praising its health benefits.
L H Evat announces that Charles W Thompson will not seek the Republican county convention and thus will not run for commissioner. He cites the strenuous life of one term and advises caution in public office. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is recommended for coughs and bowel movement relief, sold by Hedges Drug Co.
The Hedges Urug Co offers Manuse Pile Kemeds priced at 50 cents. It promises ready to use application for prompt relief of any form of piles. The product soothes and heals as advertised.
Notice of a month long reduction in carriage painting and repair work starting in March at Prather Carriage Works located in Black Northwest Public Square. The incentive aims to put dollars in customers’ pockets.
An old ad promises Dr Soop will pay $100 for any recent grippe or acute cold that a 25 cent box of Preventics cannot cure. The claim touts Preventics as safe for feverish children and free from quinine or laxatives. Sold by The Pledges Drug Co.
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