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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1897
Page
1
The Covington article mixes a subscription price notice for The Reposch with a rambling fictional vignette about Madame and a skater wife. It includes ads, poetry fragments, and scattered notes on fashion and technology, ending with assorted international snippets and historical curiosities.
Ad for Draughtor Practical Business College Nashville Tennessee promises guaranteed positions under reasonable conditions and offers a free 120 page catalogue. Highlights state four weeks of taught bookkeeping equals twelve weeks by old plan and emphasize shorthand, penmanship, telegraph, and open admissions for men and women with representation from 96 states. Also mentions rail travel improvements and Wabash railroad services with luxury chair cars and through sleepers to California.
The Toledo Weekly Blade is billed as a premier family weekly with national circulation, claiming reach to 70,000 post offices. It emphasizes honesty, fairness, broad content including serials, poetry, humor, and features for subscribers, inviting readers in Toledo, Ohio.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice claims F F J Cheney & Co and associates as reliable, with testimonials available. It imitates credibility by listing various names and locations.
Robert L Inverness proclaims Yenowine a German remedy that cured his decade of wrecked health by restoring blood and nerves. He urges others to try the treatment and claims it benefits men and women alike. The letter promotes Aericon Yellowwine Co in Bowling Green, New York, with discounted price and monthly treatment details.
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