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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
4
An old advertisement touts Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and Foley's Kidney Cure as cures for kidney and stomach issues. It features testimonials from Fannie Watpin and others, claiming improved appetite and health after using the products. The copy emphasizes reliability and availability at druggists.
A scattered ad page promotes Jell O as a quick two minute dessert with lemon orange raspberry and strawberry flavors. It also touts Bailey's Laxative Tablets for constipation and Kodol Dyspepsia Care claims to digest what you eat. Cough cures and life pills are pitched alongside job ads and other tonics.
A Covington note cites claims that Great Britain will need a protective tariff to raise revenue for war debts. The brief item credits John F. Judy and C. M. Hane as local publishers and managers.
A garbled note praises Speaker Artmrn calling him an effective presiding officer nicknamed the Indiana Czar. It mentions a political roster and references a few indistinct names and dates, suggesting a discussion of leadership and party positions in a possibly historical context.
A fragmented note outlines an industrial peace initiative in Monarchial counties with a call for continued stability and cooperation among regional stakeholders. The text mentions a core unit for coordination and long term permanence across jurisdictions.
The readable fragments suggest a split in the Democratic party over war policy. It questions the party’s direction, notes populist influence, and mentions Bryan as a potential catalyst for shifting support away from the current stance.
Fragmentary text references legislation and remarks by individuals but lacks clear facts or identifiable names. Unable to determine concrete event, dates, or organizations from the readable portion.
A fragmented report notes Chicaza backing good government, with Hartson machine influence facing Democratic party critics. Habteoson Nudes asserts party strength while Kepttrean and Billy Omer groups rally. One side touts crime risks, the other commercial progress as public factions align.
The Homer Enterprise urges Danville Urleans and Champaign papers and nearby merchants to heed the danger of the parcels post plan. It argues political discussion should end after elections and praises President McKinley while noting Democratic papers in the South favor him less in the North.
A garbled column describes Sullivan of Hartford claiming leg injury and cure by Electric Bitters and Hucklen’s Arnica Salve, followed by ad blurbs for Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin and Keene’s Syrup of Wisation, then a church lecture review, editorial nitpick, a fire death in Monteganion, and a legislative shift on township officials’ terms starting January 1, 1905.
The text criticizes Indiana lawmakers for holding up and contrasts their actions with southern regimes. It notes a single party dominance lasting twenty one years and argues that such rule lets the worst elements of the party rise to power. It implies similar dangers in southern states.
The Tipton Advocate argues free trade will kill trusts by harming every industry and worker. It warns against listing trust products on the free list and urges caution in promoting free trade as a remedy.
The Tipton Advocate argues the world improves and cites Tipton as proof. It notes few attorneys or physicians frequent saloons and that most businessmen are reforming profanity. It hints at a recent lynching incident of an old soldier for kissing a girl too vehemently in Tipton.
An editorial argues legislatures err by enacting too many laws and failing to refine existing ones. It praises restraint and suggests pruning current statutes, citing the fish and game law as a prime example of endless reform.
A 5 room cottage with cellar and cistern, fruit trees, and a stable offered at 800 dollars. An 4980 acre parcel with fair improvements, cultivation except timber, good soil, priced at 4000 dollars with half cash and balance in 9 or 18 months.
Two Montgomery Ward & Co agents visited Sidney last week selling catalogues with quotations for items from a needle to a threshing machine. They are described as forerunners to a larger proposed distribution.
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