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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
5
Warren County Board of Review met in Williamsport. Numerous locals and visitors from Danville Salem Green Castle and Covington were mentioned in business social and theater notes. Highlights include garden patch for rent announcements births visits and upcoming Lyric theater shows with Elaine Hammerstein Peacock Alley and the Four Horsemen screening.
Old Kentucky guests Mr and Mrs Wilbur Cartwright and FG Catherine Wand attended the arrival at Attica Wednesday evening. Funeral attendees for John DeHaven in Covington included La Lytens, Aldridges, Bodines and Stevensons. Several locals shopped in Danville and visited relatives in St Joe and Veedersburg as the community shares news of gatherings, travel, and upcoming events.
An old note discusses the belief that the soul resided in the stomach and promotes tablets claimed to soothe stomach ills and restore internal power. The passage mixes archaic ideas with promotional language for a cure product.
An advert text promotes Chambertzir's Clic and Diarrhoea Remedy with promotional urgency. The copy hints at fan reaction and timing, urging readers to buy now and noting a suggested retail cost.
JW Pfaster and his family from Danville visited WU Spinord family this Sunday. They plan a northern state vacation and attended Geto teventent exercises at Notre Dame in South Bend. Judge Retcliff and Homer Mckinney attended the Phentocratic State Converting at Bullsmapins last week. Liven good for Appellate Judge Vallant. nomination noted. Indians Writers club held an annual banquet in Indianapolis. Mrs Rate Milner Ribb elected for the coming year. Mrs Rebho and Mrs Jennie Snoddy honored.
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minon New York reports using Chamberlains Tablets for five years. She says her husband always carries a bottle when traveling and that the tablets relieve heavy after meals and general dullness. She recommends them for constipation or indigestion.
The ad claims nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism not needing internal treatment. It suggests Cham berlain's Liniment relieves pain and aids sleep and rest for those afflicted.
The largest and oldest chain store company in the country seeks clean cut men over 25 with sales ability to run retail stores in the community. No experience needed as training is provided, but honesty and a clean record are required. Moderate secured investment possible with earnings from 4000 dollars annually. Respond quickly via representative Mr FE W Bareuthers at Benning Hotel Terre Haute.
Mrs. Mary Marlatt of Denville and her daughter Mrs. Coombs arrive to visit old Cove rmeton friends. Jesse McMurtrie, candidate for BME se Gesree Med trie, died at his Davis township home Friday afternoon with funeral held Sunday. burial at Salem in insat town. MONTE PLEVE TN Tile TUCKIHANS. The County Board of Review is in session amid a divorcercy in land and improvement pricing in county. Miss Marie Luke returns from Lackesville to teach piano and harmony. Eugene Bodine hosts 500 club at country home. Miss Helen Peters attends.
Advertisement quotes Mrs Hannan recounting a setting hen loss and how RAT SNAP killed six rats in a week. Product sold by The Mayer Hardware Co with three sizes priced 35c 65c and 1.25.
A store advertisement highlights a wide selection of bridal gifts and accessories for June brides. It emphasizes matching presents with purses and the bride’s interests, noting appealing prices and ample choices for thoughtful selections.
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