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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
3
Scrape and cut enough pieplant to make a quart, stem a pint of red currants, pick over a pint of red raspberries, cut fine a pound of walnuts and a pound of seeded raisins, cut 09 two oranges, grate the rind and squeeze the juice from two lemons, weigh all, add an equal weight of agar and boil until thick, put into fare and seal.
Mrs. R. J. Flint of Braintree Vermont urged use of Dr King s New Discovery for a dreadful cough. The remedy cured ailing lungs and throat illnesses adding that it is safe and reliable for bronchitis croup whooping cough and tonsillitis. Available 50 cents and 1.00 guaranteed by druggists.
The State of Indiana Fountain County serves the Sheriff with a formal greeting and notification as part of a legal or official process. The notice appears to address upcoming actions or required responses within Fountain County.
Official notice authorizing voters in Fountain County to elect fifteen presidential electors and various state and county officers. Includes governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor, treasurer, attorney general, supreme court judges, circuit court judge, prosecuting attorney, and local county posts. Sheriff Robert H. Ker issues the call with date stamps and precinct details.
A comparison from U S Government reports shows ten bushels of wheat bought far more goods in 1911 than in 1896. Coffee, molasses, rice, sugar, tea, textiles, cotton, sheeting, coal, petroleum, barbed wire, nails, and bricks all map to higher quantities in 1911, highlighting a stronger purchasing power under the era’s economy.
Roosevelt and Beveridge campaign speeches invoke a red flag of unrest. Beveridge claims wealth is held by a few who stole it and promises extravagances to all, while critics liken such talk to socialism and warn it undermines hard work and natural laws.
Lawson Bybee expresses confidence in current prosperity, comparing farm prices and living costs from Cleveland era to Taft era. He notes high farmland values, dairy and egg prices, and asserts he will stick with the current administration as long as favorable conditions persist.
J Frank Hanly exposes Albert J Beveridge as a former party boss who switched amid allegations of dictatorial control. He contrasts platforms on initiative and referendum, road taxes, watered stock, and temperance, arguing Beveridge’s proposals threaten constitutional order and temperance goals.
A prominent Evansville citizen testifies Vinci cured five months of pulmonary trouble with hemorrhages and praises it as the greatest medicine on earth. The ad urges locals with chronic colds or coughs to try Vinci at Manford Doran druggist Ceviagion and offers a full refund if no relief.
A pamphlet claims Jericho Leaves from the Holy Land provide a gentle, effective laxative and healthful cleanse. It markets the leaves as palatable, harmless, and superior to drugs, offered by mail from The Jericho Leaves Importing Co. in Buffalo with a twenty five cent price and money back guarantee.
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