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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1899
Page
5
John G. Givin leaves for party travel. School attendance reported heavy. Maus arrives daily at 4. Will Zufall travels to Ambia. Mrs. Lous Patton critically ill with poor prognosis. Oliver Jones to Engere for sawmill work. J O M Adamson of Covington visited Monday. Miss Lara Carpenter now resides in Uni shpe. Nehemiah Layton ill for ten days. A warning on poisons and digestion products markets liver health. Va Cook.
The text presents a rough local notice mix mentioning Covington, Sundry, and names like Thad Misa Hither. It notes Felts and wife returning from a trip West and a resumed elevator rush. References to posters, weather, and social reflections follow, with church notices by Rev. Van and Elder Troxel. Remedies for nasal catarrh and facial beauty ads appear, mentioning Ely Brothers remedies and Rocky Mountain Tea.
An old fashion medical advertisement touts a universal cure for kidney and bladder ailments. It lists symptoms like back pain, frequent urination, burning, brick dust in urine, and warns delays in treatment. It promotes a product by Dr Wilmer and includes testimonials and contact details.
Fragmented OCR hints at a chaotic tale of confetti origins in Paris and urban festivities. It references farmers, sellers, and a stray powder turning into a playful, improvised celebration amid public events and party culture.
Warning style note urges avoiding severe illness from a simple cold or rough. Promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough medicine that would have saved many friends and acquaintances, claiming a guarantee.
A garbled notice touts a salve with claims it heals all skin diseases and a drink that prevents colds. It urges use of KFuley’s Honey and Car and promotes life insurers cutting rates by 33 percent for using Rocky Mountain Tea.
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