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H. Cox attorney and notary and T. Livingood attorney at law advertise prompt legal service in Covington Indiana. Livingood emphasizes litigated cases and office on Washington Street near M. B. church.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1902
Page
3
H. Cox attorney and notary and T. Livingood attorney at law advertise prompt legal service in Covington Indiana. Livingood emphasizes litigated cases and office on Washington Street near M. B. church.
A dentist ad urges prompt visits to save natural teeth before decay or risk makes treatment harder or impossible. It promises painless methods and long term savings, stressing foresight and economy. Edward J. Martin advertised as the dentist.
A survivor notes the grim conditions at Andersonville. He describes stifling heat, maggot‑filled swamps, and prisoners begging for food, while a dying comrade pleads for sweet potatoes. The entry recalls exchange delays, guards, and a Dutch-born prisoner of the 157th New York who Hideously recounts capture at Cold Harbor and the struggle to endure.
A Civil War prisoner describes Andersonville conditions including guards from the 5th Georgia and 26th Alabama, brutal treatment of Black soldiers, starvation rations, pestilence, and executions. He recalls rebel stores exploiting prisoners, hound hunts for escapees, and mass suffering as disease and maggots destroy inmates.
A Lintner, Inl. resident suffered four years with a stomach wad and weight loss of 65 pounds. After two bottles of Dr Caldwell's Syrop Pep sin his appetite returned and his stomach troubles eased. He credits his recovery to the remedy and praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers for spring cleansing and tonic benefits.
A reader urges against asking for unproven remedies for coughs and colds and warns of dangerous medicines. Foley's Honey and Tar is cited as a risky long remedy. The note is signed Geo Cook.
Multitudes praise Kodol the new discovery that digests what you eat cleanses the stomach and helps convert food into red blood. Mrs Cranfill of Troy Illinois says years of indigestion and dyspepsia vanished after four bottles. J P Buckner endorses it and urges a postmeal dose.
Davis Kentucky druggist CU T Smith calls Dr King’s New Discovery fastest selling in his store. He asserts it cures consumption coughs and colds and saved throat and lung sufferers when other remedies failed. Mothers rely on it and physicians prescribe it with satisfaction guaranteed. Trial bottles free Reg sizes one and five dollars.
An advertisement promotes the Denver and Rio Grande lines and Rio Grande Western as the scenic routes between Denver and Salt Lake City. It describes two possible routes across the Rockies with through sleepers daily between Chicago St Louis Denver and San Francisco. Dining cars are available. © 8. K. Hooper G P and T A Denver Colorado.
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