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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
4
One year contracts priced at 8 cents per inch. Six months to under a year priced at 9 cents per inch. Contracts under six months priced at 10 cents per inch. Metal base electros rate is 6 cents per inch. Local rate.
In a court room Friday evening a Citizens meeting perfected an organization and issued a call for a convention to be held on a date to be announced.
Comment expresses criticism of treating politics as a business, noting that such a mindset yields harmful outcomes. It highlights concern that people adopt profit driven methods in public affairs, risking governance quality and public trust.
Republicans in Indiana embrace a newly formed state organ described as resistant to Beveridgeization, signaling a shift in party structure and policy approach.
Columbia Casualty Company appears at the center of a public controversy with possible legal action against its wreckers, though authorities indicate no action will occur in Texas.
The city’s mayoral race ends with a Republican succeeding Gaynor as mayor. He pledges to carry out the late mayor’s policies and continue the administration’s agenda.
A quirky remark notes that workers seek help from bosses when difficulties arise and then claim the situation has always been this way. The speaker reflects on reliance on bosses during rough moments and the familiar reaction of seeking assistance.
In 1912 the American people sought change with Roosevelt discredited and Wilson Bryanized gaining traction. The therapeutic effect fades and the patient staggers, signaling a shaky shift in political sentiment.
Observers note Harry Thaw appears equally attractive at home or abroad and praise his quick thinking. The remark adds that it is easier to be declared crazy than to be declared sane, underscoring his notoriety.
The Maine outcome in the Third District fell short of expectations as top speakers such as Bryan Clark and Beveridge could not secure a win for the Democratic ticket. The report notes the influence of notable political figures but highlights the defeat.
A publican candidate admits there is great hope for the future of the Grand Old Party, citing faith in its principles and prospects ahead.
Congressman Cullop of Indiana argues civil service has become the greatest political machine in the nation. He says rural free delivery carriers bolster the Republican party and that civil service exams are a farce. He asserts business and executive ability should guide public official selection.
C E Ussery of Boweraville Georgia testifies that after years of kidney pain Swamp Root relieved him. He bought a fifty cent bottle then a one dollar bottle and slept through the night. The 70 year old retiree declares his health improved and recommends the remedy. He swore to the statement under oath on September 8 1909.
An advertisement directs readers to send a letter to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton for a sample bottle of Swamp Root. It promises a booklet on kidneys and bladder and requests readers to mention Covington Weekly Republican. Bottles priced fifty cents and one dollar at drug stores.
Danville News reports in Maine Blaine district the Republican candidate wins by over five hundred with Taft support higher than 1912 figures. Democrats retain similar totals while progressives fall to 6 487 votes, suggesting half of bull moose voters return to Republicans.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a life saving cough remedy. It claims a reader from Manchite Col recovered from consumption after using the product and promises money back if no benefit. It notes prices 50c and 1.00 and is guaranteed by Irvins drug store.
Advice on social etiquette for engaged couples stressing respect for family and friends. It urges considering parents relatives and friends, avoiding overfocus on each other, and showing courtesy to a fiance's circle. It also notes the value of counsel from older relatives and the importance of balancing privacy with social ties.
A practical guide advises watching and relaxing hands to reduce nervous energy. It notes women often waste nerve force through restless hands and urges resting hands in the lap or at the side. It warns against constant gesturing and suggests few graceful movements can be eloquent.
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