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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1911
Page
3
A fragmentary notice describes daily irritations and the burden of chores. It hints at a person forced to manage family duties and confront pressures from surrounding places and people, ending with a lament about a boy named Rog Hogan.
London notes the government plans a national unemployment insurance scheme with compulsory, contributory elements. Sir Hubert Llewellyn Smith outlines a model within a large trade group funded by compulsory contributions and state subsidy. He cites building, engineering and shipbuilding as likely initial sectors.
Fragmented OCR text references early ship names and a voyage. It mentions the mort portion, Toomeeer Drew, and items like chocolate ice cream soda, perfume spray, and step fans. Details are unclear, but the passage centers on a maritime event and consumer goods aboard.
The government reports the Veider and Pairgachs trail has been abandoned as a winter mail route. A new ace from Surdeva will introduce changes to the cycle system, with potential stage 409 ALAS adjustments.
A student from the local high school, Grem miveer, left home on Rueiut 8 to exhibit fancy pigeons at county fairs and the state fair in Syracuse. He earned about 1200 dollars profit and won multiple prizes including 950 fret prizes and several hundred seconds.
Uncle Joe Cannon speaks at the Second National Bank of Danville on Friday about party unity and the idea of running for Congress. He stresses his long service, knowledge of governance, and the need for a plain Republican approach without insurgent labels.
Representatives from 62,000 farmers in Pennsylvania New York and nearby states unveil plans to bypass middlemen and cut expenses by selling produce through cooperative associations A dairyman convention in Newburgh New York supports selling milk via co ops while global examples from England and continental Europe show seed fertilizer and transport savings and broader coop activity warnings note varing feasibility and independence within farming communities
Pittsburg reports on massive Panama Canal gates planned as the world’s largest. Ninety-two pieces in forty-six pairs will stand about six stories high, 65 feet wide, and 7 feet thick, weighing around 60 000 tons. Cost cited near 5 500 000 dollars.
A lone cow moose roams the autumn landscape near a university area, scattering birds and drawing study sightings by locals. The encounter evokes urban wildlife tension as researchers track behavior and safety concerns amid moose presence in the region.
Seventy year old Salbe yl, eleven stone seven, six feet four, led a large group following 24 hounds in the twenty second ranchel field trials of the Hrunswick Fog Hounds. Although conditions were fair no fox was started. A post hunt dog show and equestrian exhibition entertained residents of Dirre and nearby towns.
Fashionable women now spend on hair ornaments beyond hats. Gold and silver fillets hang fruit and flower cascades, miniature cherries and peaches, apple blossoms. Senitives and Psyche wings decorate behind ears or at neck. Jewelled wings, bowknots, lime green bandeaus, and silver gilded aigrettes appear. A Turkish iridescent cap with pearls and gold coins also draws notice.
A historical note describes a handy sewing device called Easy To Thread Needle. It outlines mounting a small Virigin glass with a wood tack, double pointed, and a size ten needle to guide thread through fabric. The method promises easier threading and faster setup for sewing tasks.
A partial OCR reads a garbled apparel description noting a binuse eraid and black fsck taffeta fabric. It mentions lilur Collar buttons, fine tse top, pingtran material, and a plain skirt trimmed at the bottom with Wil Che bands and buts lous.
Odd phrasing notes embroidery on Vega nm outfits and indoor dresses. Descriptions reference neck adornments and evening gowns in a pictorial opposite page. The text includes unclear phrases and garbled terms like bas bar, POU CEG, and drveas.
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