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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1923
Page
7
An advertisement proclaims dyeing and tinting services for worn or shabby garments and drapery to restore color and freshness. The copy emphasizes women’s role in refreshing fabrics with a focus on restoring look and quality.
A vintage ad touts 15-cent Diamond Dyes with easy directions for dyeing and tinting worn items. It promises any woman can try it, choosing colors at the drug store. An accompanying blurb hypes a fiancée reacting enthusiastically to meeting him.
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a harmless laxative for infants and children. It claims to ease bilious and constipated symptoms without narcotics, promises gentle stomach soothing, and urges asking druggists for genuine California Fig Syrup with directions.
A humorous ad copy describes Howell and Powell as characters with six cylinder tastes and a one cylinder income. It extols the satisfaction of clean snowy clothes after hard work and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product as the solution.
The note quotes Briggins saying he came from a good family and wagers he is footsore after a lengthy hike. The playful exchange captures a light moment amid a hiking outing.
A devotional piece notes how listeners miss meaning in church speech and contrasts it with how the Holy Spirit empowered the early church. It outlines Pentecost, the Spirit’s coming, external signs, internal transformations, and the conversion of about three thousand, urging ongoing prayer fellowship and use of grace means.
A reflective collection of maxims warns against self deception and pride while urging self reform. A humorous exchange ends with a beggar quipping about fingerprints as a modern crime joke, highlighting social contrast and wit.
A vintage ad claims Danderine greatly improves neglected hair with a toning effect on the scalp. It promises abundant gloss and life, correcting falling hair and dandruff, while invigorating thin or fading hair into stronger, healthier strands. Available at drug stores.
A humorous exchange between a business man and a stenographer shows the man challenging spelling while the stenographer replies. The dialogue highlights quick wit and a light office scene.
Advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for the complexion plus Ointment for skin and Cuticura Talcum for fragrance. It extols the trio as a daily routine for clean scalp smooth hands and a clear look. Also mentions Brandreth Pills as a world widely used laxative and blood purifier. The ad ends with a humorous quip about regular women.
The Gospel Banner quotes that a good deed has wide world impact and a priceless reflex influence on the doer, underscoring virtue's ripple effects in society. The message emphasizes moral action and personal growth arising from benevolence.
Observation on false prophets and teachers who entice with pleasing words to gain popularity and ease, arguing such figures praise the spirit of their era. The speaker notes their aim is to secure social advantage rather than truth or virtue.
A brief quotation reflects Abraham Lincoln's sentiment that human wisdom is insufficient for the day when one faces overwhelming conviction and must kneel for guidance. The speaker notes repeated drives to kneel due to the inability to rely on personal or collective wisdom.
A reflection on regretting money spent for genuine enjoyment and value. Advice suggests personal responsibility to achieve success without reliance on the past expenditure. Mentions Madagascar scientists researching spider silk as a potential substitute.
A columnist highlights quirks in boxing and sports. Mentions Mr Firpe as tender hearted and a book entry under boxing. Notes two of ten US top tennis players are left handed and licenses cost $5 in Pennsylvania. References Dempsey's effectiveness in short bouts and a medley race.
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