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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
2
The under signed has been appointed and qualified by the Circuit Court as Administrator of the estate of Sarah K. Perry, late of Fountain County, deceased. The estate is supposed to be solvent. The Fountain Trust Company is the Administrator.
A Ledger reader from Attica criticizes contractors for road work, urging strict adherence to plans and qualifications. He notes inexperienced bidders often win contracts, risking poor results and higher long term costs unless vigilant supervision and enforceable terms prevail. Также упоминается Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy as a safe, effective remedy.
A Wabash township taxpayer defends remonstrators against a Friend article about changes to the Beckelhey gravel road contract. He asserts protests were filed with contractors and officials and argues taxpayers deserve value received for increased taxes. He questions the court’s prior decision and warns about safety of the community.
The Mower Barber College of Indianapolis Indiana offers to teach the barber trade with attractive inducements. A short course is promised and a free catalog is mailed to interested readers who request it.
A Cleveland business man recalls a day of mud and crowds chasing a stray dog that followed him all day. He fed the animal in a hallway and reflects that kindness to animals shapes lifelong conduct and reduces cruelty to others.
The piece argues sleep needs vary by age from infancy to adulthood. It states infants sleep most, children reduce to eight hours, youths up to age 20 require ten hours, and adults need about eight hours of sound, restful sleep each night for health and work capacity.
Summary notes that Everybody's Magazine essay cites Animal Friends estimates of skirt usage worldwide and argues fashion is engineered by feather merchants plume hunters and male fashion power brokers who push trends on women, creating a social puzzle about agency versus industry pressures.
Dialog shows Gertie asking about mother in law cough and Jack confirming it is gone. Gertie expresses surprise and Jack states it is indeed gone and she went with it.
The narrator recalls an awkward moment in a conservatory last night as she confirms a squeeze of the hand and notes the lack of need to blush in the dim setting. The exchange suggests social tension and discreet romance within the scene.
A quoted life philosophy by W H Channing praises contentment and refinement. An advertisement touts Dr Shoop health coffee claiming 100 cups from a 1¼ pound bag, quick preparation, and no real coffee in the blend, sold by all grocers.
A brief exhortation to love and labor for one’s country as a sacred home. The speaker urges unity and principled effort for humanity, framing patriotism as moral duty and communal duty within the nation’s family.
Fragmentary notice references a quote about fame and its management with a civic heading City of Toledo Lucas County Ohio. It presents a historical ad style fragment related to Fletcher's Castoria and a philosophical remark about fame. The readable text centers on the quotation and geographic identifiers.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. sworn in Toledo says the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Care. The medicine is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Also advertises F. S. Pills for constipation.
Fall coughs that linger lead to bronchitis pneumonia and consumption unless treated. Foley's Honey and Tar relieves coughing eases breathing and soothes inflamed air passages. Refuse substitutes. Sold by M. C vanDorn.
The text ranks mast woods with Norwegian fir as best, followed by Spruce fir, American white pine, and Scotch pine in that order. It emphasizes Norwegian fir as superior material for masts and lists alternatives by quality.
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