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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
6
Dolph Gossley recalls seventy fifth season with the Robinson Circus sleeping in a ticket wagon rather than a Pullman car. He describes a cozy, private bunk built from bench lids and a cot, breezy nights, and the contrast with crowded sleeping cars. Razorbacks bunked in hammocks beneath wagons and praised wagon comfort.
A dated verse reflects on snow burying old hopes and the uncertain road ahead, with note of seeking faith and trust in the future. The rest of the piece mentions local school news and social events, including Stella Goddard entering High School and various visitors and entertainments.
This item lists multiple Sunday School activities and instructional works by authors including Lindsey Coleman and Lib Snoddy. It mentions songs recitations appointing committees and prayers, with notes on social power in Sunday School and various readers and recitations. A testimonial promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for lingering grippe cough by G Wagher of Chicago.
In the aquarium tank a blue crab and a lobster face off as spectators watch. The crab stands firm on the sand while the lobster clamps down with a heavy claw. The crab retreats, realizing it is out of its class, while lobsters sometimes yield to the crustacean challenger and crab persists with resolve.
A London photographer volunteers to photograph sailors and soldiers in uniform in the Transvaal at no charge and to give a cabinet portrait to all who accept. An installment-furnishing firm suspends payments for all reserve men called up and promises to forego remaining balances and gift the goods to widows or children if a customer is killed.
An old advertisement touts Banner Salve as a universal skin remedy from a famous world dermatologist. It claims to heal piles burns scalds ulcers and other skin diseases with supportive testimonials.
A historic note describes Swedish railway stations using a sign with a crossed knife and fork emblem to indicate where meals are served. The sign stands as a visible cue for travelers seeking dining options during rail journeys.
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