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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
6
Advice against burning off old paint recommends using traditional white lead and linseed oil paint. It wears evenly and doesn’t seal surfaces as modern paints do, keeping houses ready for repainting without burning or scraping.
A vintage advertisement promotes Phoenix Pure White Lead made by the Old Dutch Process. The booklet offers paint information for homeowners and notes availability from first-class dealers.
In this notice a vendor promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy for injuries including piles. It claims faster recovery for those harmed in fights and urges quick use, selling through Geo D. Cook.
James S. Sherman urges Republicans to unite with the Republican National Congressional Committee. The plan emphasizes Roosevelt’s record and personality as central to the campaign. Subscriptions of one dollar fund shared materials including the Campaign Text Book and committee documents.
In Maine Senator Beveridge opens the campaign with a Portland address urging voters to back Theodore Roosevelt and the moral regeneration of American business. He argues the issue is not tariff alone but the administration’s overall program and enforcement of laws to uplift commerce and society.
On September 18 1506 plans propose a reunion of regiments from twelve states at Chickamauga National Park for the fortieth third anniversary of the Chickamauga battle. Organizers urge families to visit Chattanooga to see field markers and learn battlefield history from veterans as the event could be a rare opportunity in the South. Tickets available via Louisville & Nashville Railroad Battlefield Route with agents and reps in Louisville Cincinnati and St Louis. cement and Portland stone highlighted by sale listings.
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