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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1901
Page
3
Local notes report dances in Perrysville and visits from residents such as Miss Lula Johnson and Geo Miller. Streets graveling completed, barbers moving to Foster, and various trips to Covington Danville and Stone Bluff. A wedding is hinted, a Kansas move declared, and church meetings planned amid weather and community gatherings.
Mrs John Lowe visits sister near Ailesburg. Mrs Mitchel and Mrs Lillie Truman stay with Mrs Walter Cunningham. Folks report a jolly time. Henry Groves tours Indianapolis to see mother. Polish up: Mary Groves returns from Cedar Rapids. Several calls among Ballah family. neighbor C A Johnson to move near Lafayette. Oyster supper planned at Foster Modern Woodman hall on November 28.
An old advertisement repeats Castoria branding with the slogan The Kind You Have Always Bought and the note that it bears the signature of a trusted authority. The line emphasizes product consistency and legitimacy through the signature mark.
A set of consumer testimonials and guarantees from Adolph Blumer and others promotes Foley's Honey and Tar and Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar as cough cures. The notices also market Rocky Mountain Tea and Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with claims of improved health and beauty, urging refunds if unsatisfied.
A Villa Ridge resident reports relief from ten years of asthma after trying a trial bottle of Asthma line. The letter lauds the product, says the remedy acted like a charm, and requests a full-sized bottle.
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