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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
4
The notice indicates the item is entered as second class matter at the Covington Indiana post office, marking its archival and mailing status.
A reflective line notes how hardship breeds fear and caution, suggesting that hardship could instill boldness if conditions demanded it. The quote explores human virtue and resilience in the face of struggle.
A compact financial note urges readers to take control of earnings rather than letting money govern choices. It emphasizes budgeting, saving, and planning for future needs to achieve financial independence.
The article notes a trend of women dressing more scantily while discounts or cost factors do not explain the change. It discusses social shifts and fashion trends influencing wardrobes with emphasis on public perception and evolving style.
A brief look at how practical, clear messaging and voter outreach can boost campaign effectiveness. The piece highlights plain language appeals, direct questions to constituents, and targeted get out the vote efforts as keys to improving results.
In a months time the court house will reveal details on a major case, widely described as one of the biggest in its history, signaling a forthcoming public record and potential verdict.
A cryptic query asks whether tests used 인간like monkeys as rods for Crete and whether evolving monkeys into women was pursued. The note questions the motive and necessity of such development.
A fragmented account shows Congressman Purnell aiming to beat opponent Moffett in Fountain and surrounding counties. The piece attacks party rings and asserts the public will decide, amid wartime and political pressure, with calls to support President Warding and the National Administration.
The speaker urges voters to judge by past actions and to answer for their patriotism and loyalty. He claims the people have not been listened to and deserve an honest, square deal with clear terms laid out. He questions who will deny them their right to a fair election and honest cut of the ecards.
A dramatic county political critique laments divisions within the Republican party in Fountain County. It argues a splinter group pursues self interest, while loyal members work for principle as infighting over spoils escalates and risks betraying the public.
The piece explains that constipation leads to waste buildup in the colon, allowing germs to reach the appendix and cause inflammation known as appendicitis. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to keep bowels regular and reduce risk.
Miss Nellie Webb of Danville visits with Mrs. John LaTourette while society items note Mrs Homer Lusader returning from Virginia trip. An agent advertisement seeks Watkins Products in Columbus Ohio and local sales offers. Milo and Mrs Walter Meore visit Waynetown Crawfordsville guests.
A New York Sun description of a crowded, restless corner at Second Avenue and Tenth Street near St Mark's Church in the Bowery. The wall and churchyard host mothers with carriages, beggars, and a shifting crowd beneath the electric lights as winter bread lines and summer shade mingle in a greenhouse of urban life.
Between 1910 and 1920 Canada added about 1.6 million people or 215 percent with 56 650 direct war deaths and 40 000 indirect losses. Australia shares the 215 percent rise while New Zealand rose about 2 percent. South Africa up 12 percent. Prairie provinces led Canada with Alberta 15 percent Saskatchewan 38 percent and Manitoba 2 percent. The next decade uses a 64 divisor to apportion seats, Quebec equals that divisor.
Mr and Mrs Chit Snyder of Crawfordsville visited Friday with Mr and Mrs T A Clifton and also spent Friday night and Saturday morning with Mr and Mrs Arthur Krug.
Fountain County Farm Bureau directors met in Veedersburg to finalize picnic plans and discuss tax equalization. Duroc Breeders Association held at Farmers State Bank pledged a field day August 23 with a sale planned for early October. A dairy meeting with Purdue's Prof. Gannon set for August 5 aims to organize dairy and beef cattle programs at the First National Bank Veedersburg.
A county Culling Day is planned for August 15 near the county center. Check the paper next week for full particulars and location details.
In hot weather bowel disorders are dangerous. protect yourself with Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad claims many have testified to its excellence and urges purchase for family safety.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a digestion aid that improves appetite and promotes gentle bowel movement. The copy links good digestion to enjoying food and relishes flavor through a marketed product.
Miss Susie Wright recently resigned as cashier at the Leader. She received a miscellaneous shower at the North Fifth street home of Mr and Mrs John Slattery. Wright is to wed Ray Geiger in the near future and they have a cozy home nearly finished near the Big Four viaduct.
Advertisement claims RAT-SNAP kills rats and mice and deters when not lethal. It states no odor from dead rats and drying, cakes require no mixing, and pets won’t touch it. Three sizes priced 35e 63c and $1.25, sold by Mayer Hardware Co.
The Fountain Trust Co with Secretary J M Wilkey reports appointment as Administrator of the Estate of Mary A Hickman of Fountain County Indiana. The court has qualified the administrator and states the estate is solvent. (8-4-22-w3) administrator.
The administrator of Mary A Hickman's estate will sell at private sale starting August 11 1922 at 2 PM and continuing daily until sold at the late residence on the west end of Crockett Street Covington Indiana. Items include beds bureaus stoves dining table rocking chairs and other household goods. Terms are cash in hand. The Fountain Trust Co. by J M Wilkey Secretary Administrator.
Miss Lois Wilkey left Sunday with Mr and Mrs Gus Jordan of Indianapolis who were the guests of relatives over the weekend for a short visit.
Mr and Mrs Ed Rhodes and Mr and Mrs Clint Rhodes with families along with Linsey Coleman Gambre Bodine groups spent Sunday picnicking at Turkey Run according to local social notes.
Ralph Rennick was struck by a car north of Cates Saturday evening. His buggy was wrecked and he lay unconscious in a ditch until Roy Hopper brought him home Sunday. The boy showed soreness but no serious injuries were expected. Other local visits and social news follow.
Estate of George W. Berry of Fountain County Indiana declared solvent with Stella E Krug named administrator with will annexed. Nebeker and Dice attorneys. (July 21 1923)
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