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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1901
Page
7
A mixed quick-read item lists medical testimonials for Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin healing stomach issues and weight loss. It also mentions Episcopal General Convention events, Wabash rail ticket sales to California, a 1960 travel notice, Grain-O beverage endorsement, and a Kidney Cure ad highlighting dangers of ignored kidney disorders.
A Tennessee father recounts his daughter’s five year struggle with indigestion and says after one bottle of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin she can walk long distances. He notes two doctors had said she could never get well and credits the remedy with put ting her on a path to relief. Advertisements for Pluto Spring mineral water and Foley's Kidney Cure follow.
Jacob Ricketts was on the sick list this week and Billy the barber remains open for haircuts and shaves. Mr and Mrs Geo Boughner visited Crawfordeville with relatives. The elevator stored a good wheat amount this week. Gravel road work will begin after Oct 18 with James Zanes as township grave roads superintendent. Andy Royce is joked about though not a joke. Wallace Philips reports taking a pill thrice daily though he says one daily would be enough.
Dan Dunlap of Covington buys hogs from Jonas Ballah while Tom Glascock sells a bag lot to Covington’s Tom Glascock. Mrs. Metsger and Miss Griner suffer illness as families tend to kin and travel. A wedding rumor swirls around the Mound as the community notes visits, sick beds, and minor local movements across Danville and Grange Hall.
A Danville editorial argues that a Covington Danville street car link would boost trade raise taxable property and benefit the city. It criticizes Danville Street Car Co for pressuring the council and asserts residents own the streets and will monitor franchise decisions.
Product note states Foley's Honey and Tar should be used for children with coughs and colds. It emphasizes safety by containing no opiates and avoiding potentially harmful ingredients.
Two travelers contrast impressions of New York City. One swells with energy and buoyancy from the crowds and streets, feeling toned and uplifted after two weeks. The other finds the crowds depressing and overwhelming, feeling insignificant yet seeks relief in theaters before returning home.
A Barnard student recalls grace used only for true gratitude and not for simple meals. The piece notes a youth crying in the street, claiming Mammy lost him. It also mentions 1820s steel pens by Gillett as a historical note.
I will offer at public sale on my farm known as the old Nathan Crane place six miles southeast of Covington on Friday November 8 1901 at 10 oclock a.m. the stock includes 20 shoats 5 milch cows two to be fresh in February 1 two year old steer 1 yearling 6 spring calves 50 sheep 1 two year old colt and 7 tons of hay. Terms a credit of 9 months on sums over 5 dollars with note and security and 8 percent interest if unpaid at majority plus attorneys fees. sums under 5 dollars cash in hand. no removal until cash terms are met. J D Bybee Res Vickery auctioneer.
A Brooklyn Life snippet recalls Bridget waking the household with chatter and chatter about getting the boys to rise. The piece captures ordinary domestic banter and characterful dialect in a morning scene.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy that improves kidney and bladder function. It claims to cleanse the urinary tract and relieve related discomfort. The notice emphasizes quick relief and reliable results from the product.
Certificates and testimonials from individuals in Villa Ridge Illinois and New York praising Asthmalene for rapid relief of persistent asthma and throat symptoms. Endorsed by Rabbi Morris Wechsler and Rev. Dr. Morris Wechsler. claims药 no opium morphine or ether.
The text discusses giving cod liver oil to a mother and child, noting that while one can eat for two, raising two is a different matter. It argues that nourishing two may reveal varying strength, not commonly seen in women at either end.
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