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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1899
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered phrases about Turse McKinley, Breau, and warnings on prophecies. Mentions legal observance and business tone toward newspapers, with unclear references to Tuknik and Panley.
The readable text hints at future Os Coe and White Weed events with past records referenced. The passage is incomplete and garbled, but suggests a sequence of planning and recalled data. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are extractable from the legible fragments.
A garbled extract shows disagreements among party leaders over Ameicanauns and Atperes welfare. Names and places are obscured, but the text hints at internal conflict and sympathy lines within a local political scene.
A fragmented passage recalls relief when a pardon was proclaimed at Dreve tus. The text hints that a man’s acts of justice and mercy move many to mourn and others to applaud as angels sing.
A reader asserts that restricting press discussion would prevent an indictment, arguing that silence would reflect grounds for legal action against Miers. The remark frames press coverage as a factor in prosecutorial decisions and cites Ye as a reference point for legal procedure.
A fragmented local page lists individuals such as Rola Guskin and Cyrus Dries with various notices. Mentions include health issues for Humphrey Deckett, upcoming meetings by Mrs. Jr. B. Miller, and housing or lodging notes for Charley Lowe. The text also references Dohrville, Lews, and Monti fverybuds with unclear details.
A caregiver writes about inheriting a worry and a health dilemma. The writer mentions feeling unwell and a doctor recommending cod liver oil but notes difficulty taking it due to stomach upset. The text hints at seeking a safer approach for a strong person to tolerate.
An old advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as easily digested and palatable. It claims fresh air and exercise aid recovery and cites hypophosphites for strength and a nourishing cod liver oil base. Distributed by Downe Chemists in New York.
The notice records the election of George Talbert as Superintendent at the Sunday School and Cyrus Briles as Superintendent at Mount Olympus. It also notes supervisor Mark Dennis improving road conditions and a weekly land letter list for Mrs. Sarah Bennett, with a reminder to say advertised.
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