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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
8
Local notices report new ready made goods for men women and children at J Lors’s stores. Various residents are named including Thos W Cox of Fountain and Miss Catharine St Clair of Crawfordsville visiting and events underway such as library foundation work and births.
Dick T. Morgan and wife visit Rev. A. R. Heath and relatives while Morgan contemplates a trip to the national capital to vote on the currency bill. The Mor gans are in the locality with friends and family.
The improvements at D. J. Young & Co lumber and coal merchants elevate Covington, making it one of the city's best lumber yards. Manager D. E. Wilson, a Fountain County native, earns credit for enterprise and integrity amid a wide range of building materials and a town beautification effort.
An elderly advertisement notes Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment claims relief for babies with skin eruptions. It quotes a mother’s ease after treatment and lists PFSCIFFER CHEMICAL CO. as distributor. A separate brief describes a coroner in Southgate England impaneling a jury over ancient Long Cross pennies from Henry III.
A party gown features satin veiled or partly veiled with chiffon and a plain, simple construction. Bodice decor includes Chantilly lace, a beaded band, and a crystal bead band on black net. Chiffon overdress, left hem, silk cord with tassels ties at the left. pale green version uses colored embroidery.
The article offers household health tips on teeth care avoid extreme temperatures brushing hair and scalp care limits on liquids with meals mastication and gastric juice guidance on gloves and hand care removing facial lines through massage eye comfort and cautious eye bathing with witch hazel for irritation and diet signals.
A Wisconsin experiment station bulletin outlines making cheese from buttermilk and notes its potential to utilize large buttermilk surpluses. The cheese resembles cottage cheese but with a distinct buttermilk flavor and requires careful packing, storage, and market development.
Dovie Whatley of Sealey Texas explains a simple evaporative cooling milk cooler using four four foot legs three shelves with a larger bottom shelf, a water pan, nails in the top posts, and a cloth that dips into the water to keep the interior cool while draining into a tub.
Nyack police uncover a pirate gang led by "Doc" Lehman linked to the burglary and attempted theft of the Lounger and other yachts on the Hudson. Arrests include Joseph Romano Edward Timberlain and Robert Donati. Cuzio and Romano released for lack of evidence. Timberlain and Donati held for grand jury.
A vintage dairy note emphasizes pasture changes, early milking in heat, and the link between appetite and milk yield. It advises regular milking, clean pails, mixed feed like wheat bran and linseed, and careful handling of udder health with Epsom salts and camphorated oil.
The Dry Goods Economist notes soft black velvet hats are in excellent position with an extensive new showing. White trimmings dominate black velvet models including white ostrich fancies wings and large flat bows of white grosgrain and faille ribbons. White ribbon with black picot edge is favored. A four cornered model features a brim outlined with this ribbon and a small flat tailored bow at the left side.
In Morrisania police court Miss Belle Rubin refuses to leave her brother Dr M Rubin’s home despite his wishes. The magistrate asks why not compel her to depart, and she recounts she barred herself and stayed in bed without eating for two weeks until others acted.
Mise Ina Banbury of Danville loses voice after a frightened reaction to a bursting inflated bag at a friend’s home. She can only whisper now, and physicians are studying the unusual case in Coshocton Ohio.
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