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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1900
Page
6
Mortgage lenders announce funds available from 3 to 16 years at 5 Ht and 6 percent with flexible partial payment options. They claim better terms than ever and invite inquiries at Covington Indiana and related Northwest offices.
An old newspaper fragment promotes Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh relief with spray timing and dosage notes. It mentions distribution by Lee Aller and addresses in Warren Street New York, touting quick membrane absorption and non drying effects, plus related home remedy and cough medicine recommendations.
Reduced hunting season fares announced by the Clover Leaf Route for travel from St. Louis and Western Railway to Arkansas saints and numerous southern states. Tickets sold through agents with three days’ return from Yosdle. information via the nearest agent, Clower Leaf.
A fragmented political screed from Peru portrays Bryan era rhetoric on wage, work and the dinner pail. It argues publicans and editors discuss middle class hunger and labor needs, while referencing the workingman’s daily bread and political pressure.
An assorted set of classified lines offers opportunities in Western Indiana and Ohio. Listings inviteLuck box 372 in Covington Ind seeks buyers for farm valued to 4 500 while Will Trape promotes business in Western Lodiana. Also seeking a competent representative with 100 monthly pay from The Empire Oil Gas and Sige Co Findley Ohio.
Political writer notes Carl Schurz shifts to the Bryen camp and plans to unsettlingly press his new supporters just as he did with his former allies.
A boy asked what separates the Democratic party from Buffalo Bill. The respondent admitted ignorance, and the boy quipped that Buffalo Bill has a show, provoking laughter.
One politician alone can view the miners' strike distress in Pennsylvania with satisfaction and named him. The remark centers on political reaction to industrial conflict and its social impact.
A fragment reflectively questions the safety of young men and the need for self improvement. The speaker cites Rev Frederics Hepains and quotes Mr Bryan urging vigilance against corruption, urging readers to study providence and seek better opportunities for character and success.
A harangue by Senator Crorg2 F. Huar extols the Republican banner praising its record of national debt payment, independence, economic strength, and overseas influence. He defends party unity against dissenters and invokes the tree of Republican triumphs over two decades.
The Hon. Charles A. Towne drew roughly 700 people in Kansas, about the largest crowd he has attracted. He continues to call himself “the great American sacrificer,” a title that seems not to draw the masses.
Dear Sam a reader reports trying GRAIN O as a substitute for oatmeal in a family meal and praises it as the best roller. The letter notes Jelli O a two minute dessert option without baking. Flavors include Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry. At your grocer 10 cents.
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