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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
6
The American Red Cross First Aid Bureau promotes basic first aid and accident prevention. Laws have been enacted in several states to require first aid in industrial plants mines and factories. Instruction targets youths to reduce injuries and improve home safety and recovery outcomes.
A long list of Pereyville tems residents and relatives made short trips this week. Notable movements include Leon Martin visiting Gessie and Kate Stephens returning from Danville. Ed Rice and J B Elbartson returning from Danville. Carl Prichard's navy discharge. and many others visiting family in Terre Haute Danville Indianapolis Bloomington and Crawfordsville.
The Argentine government sets a minimum export wheat price of 4.59 per bushel and quotes a New York rate of 2.49 per bushel after shipping costs. Rates to Liverpool imply 7.80 per bushel, while Britain fixes imported wheat at 2.40 per bushel. The piece suggests Argentine farmers may expect good 1920 prices.
An old fault finder article notes indigestion affects mood and advises Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen the stomach and aid natural function. It claims tablets improve digestion and gently move the bowels. The piece also mentions a Covington ice cream and lunch business selling at a sacrifice with a splendid location and equipment.
Red Cross continues war relief with convalescent houses and Home Service in Lake Division camps. In the last month camps in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky reported activities. Banking for discharged soldiers began at Camp Sherman and Camp Taylor with 5780 dollars deposited by 283 men in one day.
Gessie reports visits from Miss Grace Swisher of Clinton to Henry Bowman and from Mack and Grant Hughes of Possum Run Warren County. Thomas Hay and family visited his father Truman and brother John Hay near Rockville. A. W. Banks and others went to Danville Wednesday. Maggie Ricketts visited the Foxes. Laura Cossey returns home on a ten day vacation. Benjamin Ford grows seriously ill with fever, age a factor. Russel Dupriest becomes a Danville ice man. Questioning rail labor and government confrontation. Inquiry into packers and profiteers lingers with calls for justice.
A well known dentist introduces Once-a-Week Youth Polish to tackle tough tooth stains. It dissolves plaque, cleans enamel safely, and should be used in addition to regular dentifrices by both children and adults to prevent stains tartar decay and gum issues.
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