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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
7
A Sunday lesson on Mark 1 29 to 45 notes Jesus healing Peter's mother in law and crowds at sunset. It urges compassion through personal service and points to Jesus mission beyond healing, emphasizing faith by works and medical missions.
Henson jokes about never forgetting his alma mater, prompting speculation about the meaning. The quip tangles with family banter as he hints at possible humor involving his mother-in-law.
Poem fragment from Pall Mall Gazette describes a bridge rooted in human heart, spanning to a great white throne of God. It calls prayer the sole path from despair, with traffic of human sighs wafting skyward.
In a Chicago interview the late A Tennyson Dickens condemns the war in Tripoli. He denounces slavery as abolished and argues rulers exploit a country by taxes forcing natives to labor twice as hard to pay fees.
An old advertisement touts Murine eye remedy for red weak and watery eyes and granulated eyelids with illustrated booklets in each package. It notes physicians use and recommends Druggists sell at 2 and 60 cents per bottle. The Marine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago markets a patent medicine.
An old advertisement touts Cole's Carbolal burn ointment claiming rapid healing with no scars. It promises 250 and 500 by druggists and offers a free sample from J. W. Cole & Co. in Black River Falls Wisconsin.
An herbal remedy called Crafield Tea is advertised as regenerating the victim of constipation. The claim emphasizes a revolutionary effect from a tea and herb combination.
A concise quote attributed to Froude notes that true charm in character arises from constant affection for good and steadfast disdain for evil.
The quotation notes Duffins saying a pill appears as large as a golf ball to him, and he questions how he can manage to eat green peas under such perception.
An OCR readable collage of confirmed old ads and quotes. It promotes Magy Children’s Powders claiming quick relief from colds and teething disorders. Also Paxtine Antiseptic trial offers and Pazo Ointment promises pile relief in days with money back guarantee.
A witty quip about bragging and self reference appears, noting fantasy about favorites and a blunt focus on the speaker. A remark praises zarfield Tea as a remedy for liver and kidney troubles, described as mild, pleasant and effective. A proverb warns that many men face trouble when dodging duty.
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