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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
3
Practical guidance covers hogs calves and cows with emphasis on clean stalls, varied grain rations and avoiding moldy corn. Advice includes soil fertility through fertilizers crop rotation and blue grass sods, plus plans for gardens and a steady work pace to avoid failure.
Shepard Kollock of 44 Wallace St Red Bank N J says years of kidney trouble left him weak and waking at night now Dean's Kidney Pills give him relief. He reports complete improvement after use and notes the product is sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Personal testimonial from W H Dean of Newark Delaware dated March 28 1907 claiming eczema on his hands was cured after using two boxes of Cuticura Ointment and one cake of Cuticura Soap. He says a pencil could not touch his cracks afterward. The piece promotes Cuticura products as permanent cure.
A critical review claims the Nebraska Democratic platform, revised by Bryan, echoes his ideas and favors state socialism. It condemns federal overreach, taxes on wealth, and two-way control of interstate commerce, arguing the plan would impose a national burden and loss of freedom. It urges Americans to reject this program.
Senator Bailey attacked the Aldrich bill and blamed shylocks for causing the panic. The piece argues wealthier financiers rarely start crises for self harm, while many small investors bought cheaply and gained. It suggests the panic spread benefits to broad holders rather than a single greedy class.
An elderly patient in Victoria New South Wales arrived in a comatose state with snake bite symptoms. Investigation revealed a dog bite caused the illness as venom passed to the man. the dog died soon after from the bite. Medical treatment succeeded and the man recovered.
The article argues for higher military pay to build a capable regular army. It supports a Hull bill proposing a two dollar monthly raise for enlisted men with potential rises to twenty dollars through rifle proficiency. It notes possible Senate moves to extend increases to officers and stresses necessity to recruit and retain quality personnel.
The piece extols the Republican party as the party of youth and achievement praising its candidates and past leaders. It argues the party provides opportunity, training, and a track record of solving major problems while maintaining a tradition of strength and future promise.
A Brady anecdote features a dying millionaire asking if a $100000 bequest guarantees salvation. The minister’s cautious reply hints at faith and charity. The dialogue contrasts genteel instruction books with plain talk from a common man.
An advertisement touts Grape-Nuts as ideal for aging digestion, claiming easier nourishment with less food. It cites testimonials from a 74 year old Iowa man and a 92 year old customer who praise improved health and regularity after using Grape-Nuts with Postum.
Mr. Bryan issues a solemn warning that a plot is afoot to send untrustworthy delegates to the Denver convention and urges Democratic masses to stay alert. He says science can record earthquakes but cannot capture the tremor among the masses at this call.
The New York Sun laments the state of democracy lacking a clear leader or defining issue. The piece argues the system appears in extremis and unsettled as of the current moment.
A promotional note explains White Lead production from corroded lead with acetic and carbonic acids, mixed with linseed oil. It warns against adulterated products with barytes or rock and describes a blow pipe test to prove purity, offering a free test kit and booklet from the National Lead Company.
A wife insists a woman’s life is built on sacrifices while her husband dismisses this as mere sacrifice sales. The exchange exposes tension in a troubled marriage and gender expectations.
From October to May cold a are the most frequent headache cause. Laxative bromide removes cause. E Grove on box 363 success seldom comes to a man who isn't expecting it.
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