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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1911
Page
3
A poetic scene shows Jack Frost sending elves to color autumn leaves with crimson yellow and bronze. Katydids, crickets, and locusts observe as the master colorist guides the woodland decor, promising a festive display before winter silence settles in.
An advertisement extols Foley's Kidney Remedy Liquid as valuable for acute and chronic kidney and bladder issues. It claims elderly users gain relief and comfort from the tonic and reconstructive effects and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Warren R Voorhis of Kokomo visited Crawfordsville on partition suit business and circulated among Republican politicians. Known as potential congressional timber for years, he avoided committing to running, citing it was too early to decide an important question. His loyalty to law partner Judge B F Harness was noted.
Advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for curing sores ulcers eczema burns boils scalds sprains bruises and even piles claiming 40 years of proven results. Also notes a second hand folding machine for sale, displaced by one attached to press at a bargain.
A brief note reflects on a familiar purchase habit and enduring customer trust in a longstanding brand. The text hints at reassurance and continued quality associated with the product line.
A seven months old baby was found dead eight feet from the Four Four tracks at Stockwell crossing by a section foreman at 3 30 PM. The infant, wrapped in a cloth, was believed to have been thrown from the eastbound Lafay ette train No 18 which passes Stockwell shortly after 5 PM. Dr Butler of Stockwell examined the body and has not decided if the child was alive when cast from the train. Charles Bradshaw recovered the body and brought it to the undertaking parlors in Lafay ette Journal.
Urges prompt use of Fuleya tHloney and Tar Compound to fight colds coughs whooping cough bronchitis and throat chest and lung affections. Claims quick decisive results and offers remedy for sale by all druggists.
Town seeks capital for growth with plans for Egger mills sugar or syrup factories and canning facilities. Calls for homepeople to stay, improve schools, support local paper, and back community projects to attract families and industries.
The product is promoted as the best household remedy for coughs and colds for children and adults. It prevents serious illness from colds and is to be taken with Foies’s honey and Car Compound, with substitutes refused, sold by art druggist.
The Philadelphia Record notes the main purpose of a merchant's advertising is to sell current stock while building future product demand. Daily ads should strengthen the store's reputation and produce an ongoing effect, making readers consider the shop for future purchases even if not buying immediately.
A Lancaster farmer, overwhelmed by prosperity, killed himself over fears his barns would not hold his bumper tobacco crop. The piece views the act as a freak tragedy born from greed and the dread of loss, contrasting wealth with private misery.
A fragment from an old page shows a character asking why the baroness is angry and whether she noticed at the ball. The speaker complains about a new gown, suggesting social gala tensions in a bygone setting.
A caller asks for employment as an attendant. The superintendent refuses to hire over forty, then jokes about using a sixty five year old as a living testimonial to the sanitarium. He is told to report to the manager of the newrasthenia department.
In a quirky dilemma Litson weighs breaking his word or hurting his fiancee’s feelings. He vowed not to shave if the Canadian reciprocity bill passed, yet on his birthday she gave him a shaving set, leaving him torn between principle and sentiment.
In the twilight exchange a playful poetic remark about the night having a thousand eyes. The Youth counters with a witty line insisting only one 'u' matters, signaling a verbal duel over language and affection.
A fragment from Variety Life recalls meeting someone named Smith and jokes about changing names through multiple marriages. The tone is casual and reflective, hinting at a social gossip vibe without a clear news event or chronology.
A witty remark counters the idea that a man cannot choose his lineage. The speaker cites a man who bought all of his ancestors in an antique shop, blending humor with reflections on identity.
A warm ad for Fox Furnace highlights a floor display at the leading Furnace House and Plumbing Shop located one door south of the garage on North 3rd Street.
A social skit quotes moralist Samething Whe tris urging youth to strive upward. The youth counters with humor about running an elevator. Walt Mason references appear in a Fisgoria Ga Zest item reflecting local wit and phrases.
Trustee Chas A. Brown announces weekly postings in the first office room at the K P Building for township business on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Troy Township trustees conduct official notices and actions in these sessions.
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