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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1899
Page
4
The article explains that clogged sewers in a dwelling lead to foul conditions and compares this to liver or kidney failure. Early signs include backache poor appetite urine changes and sometimes bowel issues with dropsical swellings. It urges not to neglect these symptoms to stop the disease in time.
Dayton druggist George Larton cites a customer who would pay $100 per bottle if needed again for confinement indicating the liniment's relief in pre childbirth discomfort. The publication promotes Mother's Friend as a scientifically compounded remedy that eases the final ordeal and loosens supporting muscles. It invites requests for a free booklet "Before Baby is Born" and notes the product is available through druggists or mail order from Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta.
A report from around Puerto Rico highlights strong enthusiasm in the city of Ponce for ongoing American projects. It mentions plans for capital investment, modernization of streets, and improvements to facilities, with focus on life, industries, and local idiosyncrasies.
The report recalls an ocean voyage near Mayaguez and Ponce with mentions of a transport off Ponce Harbor. It describes reactions to American involvement, local hospitality, and street scenes, including observations of mango consumption and varying sentiments about the change in affairs.
The region could gain by new roads connecting main towns, easing a fourteen hour carriage journey from San Juan to Ponce. The plan aims to boost American enterprise and local industry, though conservatives resist rapid changes and the path remains uncertain.
A vivid account notes how Santiago society watches American visitors with astonishment and laughter. It highlights a wheel rider in a white costume and a Chicago lady in evening dress, signaling the striking novelty of American fashion and leisure to local crowds.
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