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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
2
One year contracts five cents per inch. Six months under one year y cents per inch. Contracts under six months one cent per inch. Meta hase electras six cents per inch.
A compact aphorism-style item discussing the tension between value and meaning in nature and mathematics. The note contrasts abstract infinity with tangible existence, posing a reflective query about what governs order in the universe.
Washington reports Durbin Stock running well up for Governor of Indiana amid ongoing political chatter. Chinese rioters again scuffle as tire and sword actions affect already suffering inhabitants.
ULEWMAN has been sworn in as mayor of Dar ville, taking the gavel Monday morning. Ex Mayor Patt plans to contest the election count.
A short exhortation urging Will Covington to realize her potential and calling gold business men to unite and work together with resolve and effort.
A reflective piece asserts that anyone who harms others will eventually face consequences. It emphasizes the biblical principle that what actions a person sows, so too will they reap, warning readers to consider their conduct.
A moral observation notes that true virtue avoids rejoicing at others misfortune. It accepts punishment for one’s own sins while condemning gleeful delight in a fellow’s downfall. Readers are reminded to maintain dignity and restraint.
The Democratic Party and Indiana Republicans face changed prospects as current polls and shifting voter sentiment erode earlier confidence. Analysts warn Missouri remains competitive, highlighting state party dynamics and potential upsets in upcoming ballots.
A reflective note condemns a person who lives in a community yet offers nothing in return, accusing him of moral decline and of having stunted the growth of those nearby by his mere presence and negative influence.
The Industrial Workers of the World based in Chicago urges a general labor strike across all organized labor groups in response to the arrest of J. J. McNamara, aligning with the date set for his ongoing trial.
A five pound dynamite charge with fuse was discovered in a Danville saloon Tuesday morning. The incident hints at threats against a newspaper, though the plan to target the press is deemed inconsistent with the attackers’ aim to blow up the saloon.
The passage argues compensation is immutable and based on common law, asserting that no one can receive without giving, except as a free gift that is itself conditioned. It questions the morality of someone who takes life’s substance and returns less than nothing.
John T. Dug of Indianapolis files suit against the State Board of E H fection to bar submitting the new Constitution crafted by Governor Marshall and approved by the last State assembly. He argues the act is void as the Legislature overstepped by taking a power reserved to the people.
Many children suffer illness and a mother recommends Sweet Powders for Children. The product promises to break up colds in 24 hours and relieve feverishness headaches stomach issues teething disorders and even destroy worms. Available at all druggists for 25 cents. Sumpter mailed tree Aldress A. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
A brief note touts advertising in the Republican newspaper, highlighting reach and visibility for local businesses seeking customers. The piece emphasizes cost efficiency and the value of steady readership in a growing market.
A list of title deeds filed for record through O S Douglass abstracts five per cent loans agent for The Republican. Transactions include Emioa Gray and husband to Elias Akin 205 acres Richland township and DG Foxworthy to Elias Akin 205 acres Richland township. Others cover Portland lots 250 to 15000? Covington additions and Kingman properties with sums ranging from 50 to 2000 dollars and multiple transfers in Veedereburg, Kingman and Van Buren districts.
The weekly letter list notes items for Detydha C Luther Miss Clara McVey Silas Mellikan Mrs Gertrude Schwartz Miss Bertha Stard and Mr W G Foster in care of the post office. Callers must say advertised when claiming these letters.
M. O. George of Irondate Alabama suffered long kidney trouble before using Foley Kidney Remedy. After three days the pain in his back eased and kidney action cleared up. He recommends Foley Kidney Remedy and notes it is sold by all druggists.
John Mitchell recalls a Western town strike where garbage collectors walked out for higher pay. During the walkout municipal workers assumed collectors duties, prompting residents to joke about their new refined appearance and distant manners as they parsed the odd scene of dignified slop men.
A public record lists names and ages of individuals obtaining marriage licenses including Ira E. Purple Clara V. Haines Ralph Bruce Bertha Osborn Bronson R. Roach Pearl Brown Pete Emery G Philpott Ava Pearl Marshall Andrew S. Campbell Flo Smith with ages such as 99 pm 21 26 18 9. The fragment confirms licensed unions but lacks complete details or dates.
An advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills as the right kind of help to neutralize poisons causing backache headaches nervousness and other kidney and bladder ailments. Sold for sale by all.
An advertisement urges readers to trust Dr King’s New Life Pills as a safe remedy for constipation related indigestion yellow jaundice and liver trouble claiming benefits for billions of people. The ad lists relief from headache dyspepsia chills and debility and sells the product for 25 cents at druggists.
A courtroom dialogue contrasts personal judgment with majority verdicts. One lawyer refuses to defend a man he believes guilty, while the other cites defending guilty clients whose fate hinged on juries. The exchange highlights tensions between ethics and jury outcomes.
Barbied Rock Cocker stock sold out. Eggs from special mating offered at 100 per setting by Carwile Poultry Yards to buyers seeking breeding stock and fertility assurances.
An old advertisement notes that both women and men suffer from kidney and bladder trouble impacting mind, ambition, beauty, and vigor. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy, offering samples by mail and urging readers to address Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York with the bottle name on every package.
Mullins Smith shot him in the foot while rabbit hunting. Hector notes the incident could have been worse if taller game had been pursued, leaving Robinson with a minor injury and the parties questioning the mishap.
A humorous quip recalls a doctor who died leaving a dressmaker owed $5,000. Her husband faced inability to pay and instead married the dressmaker, highlighting a twist of fate and social irony.
Klaxton asks if anything could make Piker's airship succeed. Gallup replies that only a reversal of the earth air relative position would help.
A prosperous man who frequents a Liberty Street cafe for two years stops at the bar before lunch and shakes dice alone to decide if he will order a drink. He never dice with others.
An old advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache dull headaches nervousness impaired eyesight and other symptoms linked to kidney and bladder issues. It claims the pills will cure these problems and urges readers to buy from druggists.
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