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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
4
The passage urges selecting prudent, capable men as party leaders and teachers of experience. It argues for entrusting leadership to wise, sane figures and endorses giving them opportunities to guide.
A half interest in the Danville Democrat recently sold for 60000 dollars. The asset is described as largely comprising prestige and goodwill with non assessable value.
The article asserts that a sincere person pursues concrete deeds while the insincere prefer chatter. It contrasts earnest resolve with those who aim to fool others by talking instead of acting.
The Warre House wedding concludes as the President shifts focus to Mexico and Huerta. Meanwhile the starving out plan hurts American interests and citizens in Mexico.
Republicans anticipate a forthcoming national convention to be called likely in Indianapolis. The event aims to revise convention rules and present planks for the upcoming national gathering, with significant implications for the party and the nation’s people and business.
Fountain County faces a shortage of proper care for the mentally ill as no county facility exists. Laws require counties to provide for the afflicted, forcing confinement in the county jail at high cost with minimal treatment, and a humane remedy is urged soon.
In Indianapolis this week a Chicago man and a Minnesota senator joined leading Bull Moose figures to persist in the Progressive effort. They ignore appeals and danger signals, ensuring Indiana remains in the Democratic fold to thwart the Republican party.
Public sale announced by F. P. Misner four miles northwest of this place in Warren county for tomorrow the 29th. Attend this sale.
F Nash of the Boyd farm in Wa bash township will conduct a large public sale Thursday December 11 starting at 10 30 a m. A good stock and implements lot will be sold.
Elias Campbell longtime deputy revenue collector for thirteen years died at his Frankfort home Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock after a decline from heart disease. He had recently recovered from double pneumonia before the heart attack.
Transactions filed fortytownship Fountain County Indiana show transfers from Minnie A Satterfield Way D Fisher to 570 A add Veedersburg and numerous parcels in Attica Hillsboro Wabash Jackson Richland and other townships with prices ranging from 1 to 10000 dollars. Notable entries include J W Bayes to Warren C Bowers and later to Leona Lowers and J W Bayes, H I Lindeman to J W Huber, Geo S Wann and wife among others.
Physicians urge attention to kidneys as they filter poisons from blood. Lack of exercise and heavy meals in winter strain kidneys, risking back pain, bladder issues, burning, sediment, sallow skin, rheumatism, or heart irregularities. An herbal remedy Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is promoted with a sample offer via parcels post from Dr Kilmer & Co.
An old advertisement touts Dr King's New Discovery as a remedy for coughs colds and chest complaints. Mrs A F Mertz of Glen Ellyn Iowa credits six weeks of doctoring with failure before the medicine cured her stubborn cough. Claims money back if it fails with prices 50 cents and 1.00.
Paris intends to spend 85 million dollars to dismantle its fortifications. The work includes removing walls filling moats and creating broad treed avenues. Land will be sold to raise 63 million dollars with taxes covering the remaining 20 million.
The piece notes a new novel The Man Who Brole Gioconda by Gabriele d Annunzio tied to the Stolen Mona Lisa, with Paris Temps musing on the case and police mystery solving hints. It references Constantinople’s history and a Bulgarian siege, plus Hall s Catarrh Cure ads and fingerprint crime lore from Paris via London Express about a butter bite clue.
A sweeping poem notes conflicts worldwide from the Balkans to Japan and South Africa. It mentions suffragettes burning, British troops facing foes, labor strikes, and violent upheaval from Mexico to banks amid ongoing wartime unrest.
Government dairy researchers report that trace iron or copper in cream can cause metallic oily or fishy flavors in butter stored at 6 to 10 degrees F. Poorly tinned equipment or rusty cans also risk flavor changes, with iron mostly absorbed by buttermilk and water. This discovery aims to improve storage butter quality nationwide.
A father in law-backed agreement binds Elizabeth Boldi seventeen and Castan Bartt Jr twenty to a strict marriage code. Two $700 bonds secure the pledge that Bartt will abstain from loafing, gambling, drinking and flirting, while Boldi promises a model wife who will cook and remain faithful.
A large captive eagle injured printer Benjamin Harrison in San Angelo Nebraska by slashing the nose with talons after he teased the bird. The bird then struck his left wrist and hand before workers removed the talons with pliers.
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