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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1901
Page
6
The Menom agent promotes Plato Spring at French Lick as the best natural medicinal water in the world surpassing French and German springs in health benefits. New management offers moderate rates and inquiries.
Letters from G H Hansan of Lima and Seymour Webb of Moira praise Foley's Kidney Cure for backache and kidney trouble. George D Cook compiles testimonials urging use, noting relief after one to two bottles and recommending Foley's for respiratory and kidney ailments.
From Seattle Washington Mrs Herschel Gish writes to her mother describing snowy Cascade views Lake Washington and Puget Sound. She praises climate growth in Seattle wages and housing while noting winters rains and friendly locals. The letter ends with hopes of family joining them in Washington.
A list of patents awarded this week to Indiana inventors reported by C. A. Snow & Co patent attorneys of Washington D C. The names include T. Bennett Worthington J Carpenter J B Claytor B F Bright G A Fisher J Goldsworthy W G Youk O Hughes T J Lindsay KE Love Dailing ton J W Nethery W L Tockwood D Merryweather various items such as vehicle seats extension beds a steel plank for railroad crossings brake racking device signaling railway equipment and other mechanical innovations. An offer to obtain copies for ten cents in stamps with the date of the paper.
Winter tourists may take round trip fares to California and Pacific coast points via the Iowa Central Route. A four day California excursion from St. Paul and several Iowa towns via the Iowa Central and Southern Route is advertised. The Pullman Tourist Car service is inaugurated for the season, enhancing comfort.
The Wabash township teachers met for their third institute in Stringtown on November 9 1901 with full attendance. Topics included XIX Century Europe poetry sanitation and decoration and schol work discussions led by L P Ora hood Annie Williams and others. The institute adjourned to reconvene December 5 1901 under Principal L P Oracod and Secretary Anna Williams.
Dr J W Bates of Corfu New York cites a striking case where Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills ended a two year misdiagnosed epilepsy. A young woman improved rapidly after four pills daily gaining weight and returning to health. Other testimonials from Mrs Fawcett and Mrs Hubbard praise relief from nervousness pain and insomnia.
Kidney trouble can worsen mornings and cause misery throughout the day. The piece urges readers to seek relief from chronic back pain impacting energy, sleep, and overall wellbeing.
James H Farrell of Chicago is a longtime Democratic figure and Cook County marching club marshal who has served in the Illinois House since 1887. At 59, he remains a leading political force with real estate interests and a storied campaign presence.
An old notice lists train service for the Tejas special lines including Wet Mail and Express with local passenger routes. Trains Nos 3 4 5 0 7 and Nos 210 27 are referenced in the schedule.
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