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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1905
Page
6
Theodore Roosevelt discusses the coyote in Oklahoma from a Scribner's article. He notes their size, habits, nocturnal noise, and family structure. Coyotes linger near settlements, prey on calves and sheep, and differ from timber wolves in temperament and behavior.
The Boston Herald notes the first recorded public move for women's rights occurred in Medford in 1701 when women won back half the front gallery seating after men restricted them. Similar clashes in Newbury over pews led to fines and corporal punishment, later forgiven, showing the long history of women’s rights.
The text describes nighttime signaling on ships: a steamer towing another vessel shows two white masthead lights, signaling its presence to avoid collisions, while a steamer proceeding alone shows only one masthead light.
A chance acquaintance jokes with Mr Makinbrakes about influencing Mrs Upjohn to announce dinner. He complains of hunger while the other man claims no influence, in a humorous exchange from the Chicago Tribune.
A slum worker visiting the jail is surprised to see James the new prisoner, who responds that he is surprised as well to be incarcerated for burglary, in a remark attributed to the Philadelphia Press.
In a playful exchange two suffragists discuss political fashion and voting habits. One jokes about venting a ticket while the other says she votes straight, claiming she “cut it on the bias.”
Researchers map old mirrors forged from silver alloys across ancient civilizations revealing trade routes and craft techniques. Scholars note variable designs linking metallurgical skills to cultural exchange and status symbols in early markets and households.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a universal remedy for neuralgia and various pains including headache backache and rheumatic pain. It features a testimonial from Fred R Swingley praising rapid relief and notes a money back guarantee with 25 doses for 25 cents sold by local druggists.
Wanted several persons of character and a good reputation to learn newspaper advertising business. Liberal psy while learning. Salary twelve to twenty five dollars per week. No advance fee. Grand opportunity for ambitious persone. Address Room 400 the Bible House some Block Chicago Tl 7 38 w6
The ordinary camel has been transformed into a much faster, prize valued animal in southern Algeria. The racing camel, bred for speed, can run nine to ten miles an hour and sustain sixteen or seventeen hours with little rest. Its value is five to ten times higher than a burdensome camel, and the races draw excitement from the animals’ evident interest in winning.
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