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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1905
Page
4
A guide explains how stage magicians fake tricks such as cigar ashes, broken glass balls, candy canes, blindfold shooting, painting, and heavy dumbbell feats. It notes blank cartridges, hollow jokes, and hidden mechanisms like magnets and concealed holes to misdirect audiences.
A testimonial ad claims Dr Miles Heart Cure strengthens weak hearts and cures heart disease. It recounts a bedridden case from January 1992 in Kentucky, where five bottles allegedly restored health, with a druggist guarantee and refund if no benefit. Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana promotes the remedy.
Advertisement seeks ambitious persons to learn newspaper advertising with liberal pay while learning. Salary ranges from $12.00 to $25.00 per week. No advance fee. Apply at Room 400 the Bible House Home Blues Chicago TH 735-wt.
A retelling of Te Kupe the priest fleeing his island home to seek a new land. He returns after a year with tales of forests and mountains, sparking a voyage by seven canoes to the country beyond, and the spread of Maori legend across generations.
A fragmented promotional notice lists numerous places across the United States and territories including Alberta Arkansas Colorado Florida Georgia Idaho Kansas Louisiana Michigan Mississippi Missouri Nevada New Mexico North Carolina Oklahoma Texas Washington Wisconsin Wyoming and Canadian regions. The flyer touts affordable home seeker excursions and hints at travel routes, with cryptic capitalization and garbled text surrounding the promotion.
The text blends mythic blood tales with animal fable. It recounts a siege of kin, mutation under threat, and creatures transformed like a fish from a sea fruit. A contrast notes the lioness as the effective hunter, with the male taking the remains after her labor.
Ite Charms at the fair asks if you have decided not to sell your house. Fair East mentions they will not part with their home after consulting a real estate agent and being persuaded by his advertisement. John and the narrator cannot imagine selling their perfect property.
A Baltimore Jewish Comment quip notes a doctor suggesting raw oysters may be healthy and replies with a joking line about never hearing one complain. The exchange echoes light satire on health claims and patient care.
In societies devoted to ancestor worship the current person holds no status. The individual does not truly exist until after death, as present identity yields to reverence for predecessors and the lineage. This view reframes personal significance within collective memory.
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