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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
6
Hawthorne presses royal officials with a reporter and a leaked Vladimir plot. He asserts a dethronement scheme, exposes a suppressed Vladimir speech, and questions palace security amid mutiny rumors and a controversial treaty.
Hawthorne faces royal rebuke after claiming a frame up as King Victoria and Prince Vladimir clash over loyalty. The king denounces insubordination while Vladimir defies orders, inciting tension. Hawthorne and Irma exchange a covert signal before Irma exits with Vladimir. The scene ends as the royal party departs.
Marion Olio druggist C Lower testifies the remedy cures bronchial cold when others fail. Ad claims it relieves throat and lung coughs and serves as a home doctor for the family. Price one dollar and one to ten cents. Guaranteed by Irvin and Willard.
A Kansas Farmer writer explains poultry dressing to maximize price. It covers dry picking, pre-slaughter fasting, careful handling, humane killing, feather removal, head removal when required, gut removal, washing, and tying to present a compact skinned bird for shipment.
A 19th century ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh with a money back promise and praises J Cheney & Co of Toledo. The text also notes a claim about Hall’s pills and dietary advice, then an unrelated natural history passage explains how lobsters and crabs chew with claws and stomachs, not mouth teeth.
Gen. Benjamin F. Butler introduced red and green side lights for vessels after his interest in a factory making the lights. The innovation began on the Hudson River in 1862, marking a maritime signaling milestone tied to Butler's involvement.
Boeklen's Arnica Salve touted as best remedy for skin diseases burns bruises and boils. It reduces inflammation soothes and heals. J T Sossaman of Cornelius NC reports one box helped a serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. Only 25 cents. Recommended Irvin and Willard.
An eagle perched on a rock watches a hare and is targeted by an archer hidden nearby. The arrow wounds the eagle mortally. The dying bird realizes the arrow’s page and laments its fate, uttering a wary remark about fate.
A Western information note criticizes a medical term dichotomy used to describe fee splitting between surgeons and referring practitioners. The Oregon Journal offers a six month Semi-Weekly subscription plus a 144 page Oregon resources booklet for 50 cents.
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