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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
1
A fragmented excerpt shows Elihu Secretary of State urging voters to judge the party by its record of honest capable efficient and patriotic service both in state and nation. The text mentions Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy and Hedges Drug Co as side notes amid scattered clauses.
The statement emphasizes policy clarity and securing industry through stable trade and business confidence. It frames the situation as concise and weighty, calling for forward movement and repair of public trust in the economic environment.
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve tonic that rebuilds the nervous system and cures weariness. It features a testimonial from H C Cunningham of Allegheny Pa and notes Miles Medical Co based in Elkhart Indiana offering a money back guarantee through local druggists.
James W Ellis of Cain township runs as the Republican candidate for the Third District County Commissioner seat. A former contender two years ago, Ellis is described as an experienced farmer and old soldier with county council service and broad regard in Font county.
An advertisement claims Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup relieves throat irritation and stops coughing by also acting as a laxative to expel the cold from the system. Sold by Hedges Drug Co.
John Mitchell, longtime president of the United Mine Workers, issued a statement from Indianapolis denying he or the union distributed posters showing his image to advise union members how to vote. He also rejected a supposed dispatch attributed to him and urged citizens to study candidates' principles before voting.
An old advertisement touts Dr Shoop and his Rheumatic Remedy as a cure for constitutional rheumatism. It claims widespread belief, patient gratitude, and urges sick readers to seek the remedy through Hrdgen Drug Co.
Fragmentary text mentions Mr Bryan as an orator and judge references. The passage is garbled with stray phrases and invented terms, offering no coherent event, date, or identifiable figures beyond a generic judge mention.
In a 1906 New York speech, Bryan argues for regulation of railroads while Taft favors ownership by government as a broader solution. Bryan notes differing faith in railroad willingness to regulate. Bryan contends public ownership may be necessary where competition fails.
A fragmentary notice mentions a dubious pill sold by Hedes Drog Co. The text implies a quarrel over a product labeled safe but with questionable claims and a named company involved. Ordinary details are unclear but the passage centers on the sale and safety assertion of the pills.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for back pain kidney and bladder troubles and Bright’s Disease. It touts a cardi honor roll of testimonials and claims swift relief from the ailment described as rheumatic backache.
In a speech from Gov. Hughes in Youngstown the speaker argues that both major parties have curb their reform efforts but notes Republicans enacted New York’s 1900 strict campaign finance statute and Congress's limits on corporate contributions. The Democratic Party is said to lack unsullied virtue regarding revenues and donors, with criticism aimed at Mr Bryan and fellow Democrats.
An advertisement from The Hedges Drug promotes Kodot as a digestive aid. It suggests taking Kodot during minor stomach discomfort and longer for severe indigestion and nervous dyspepsia to relieve symptoms. The claim emphasizes digestion of all food and strengthening the stomach.
A historical appeal urging farmers to support the Republican ticket, contrasting twelve years of protective tariff policy with earlier free trade. It claims farm land values and farm products rose, while groceries and farm essentials did not, citing 1896 and 1908 newspaper prices and urging readers to study them before voting in November.
A historical speech portrays the Republican Party as a party of action admired for progress and restraint. It claims readiness to modify policies to protect business interests, labor, and national credit, praising measures from immigration law to gold standard, canal projects, Cuba policy, rate regulation, and transportation control. It also extols Dr. Bhonp's Restorative as a health product.
An advertisement for Zemore external remedy claims itching skin diseases are easily treated. It cites testimonials from executives and business owners in St. Louis and Findlay and notes agency by The Hedges Drug Co. The copy also includes unrelated political clippings and promotional lines about labor and tariffs.
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