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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
7
A compact classified column outlines notice rates and ads for losses and services. It mentions aluminum ware repair by O D Redden, a marriage bureau promising quick matches, a Lost silver mesh bag, and options to subscribe to a Republican publication at discounted rates.
A quirky wartime style note claims the Salvation Army shared a doughnut recipe that supposedly powered a campaign. The text lists ingredients such as cups of flour sugar milk and lard with odd spellings and references to a magic touch at the crossing marks.
The Salvation Army states its accounts are audited regularly and meals are provided free to the penniless. It says every cent spent goes to help the needy and notes $899.00 in meals furnished to Americans last year along with numerous other activities for the hungry.
An ad explains headaches arise from constipation or stomach upset and can ease with Chamberlain's Tablets. The product is described as mild, gentle, easy to take, and potential to cure by correcting the underlying cause.
West Terre Haute miner Thomas Wakely reports Tanlae cured his years of back pain, fatigue, and poor appetite after tried medicines failed. He says he regained strength and can work hard again with no days missed. Tanlae is sold in Covington, Kingman, Veedersburg, Hillsboro, and Mellott through local agents.
Local notes recount Cassie Hughes visiting Indianapolis friends last Sunday and Ernest Hughes in Rockville last Thursday. Bee keeping interests rise with Q A Royal noted as a keen enthusiast while Marion Conley learns his nephew in Cincinnati remains gravely ill. The piece mentions travel, a Roundup at Danville, hog shipments, a new light plant install by Dr. O F Wellenveiter, and local school moves.
A Peru reader, R F Erwin, reports a year ago suffering indigestion biliousness and constipation. He praised Chamberlains Tablets noting quick relief and urges others with digestion troubles to try them, ending with an advertisement claim.
Granville Grubb visited Attica on Friday. Sylvia Synder and Jack Stonecipher from Hillsboro were guests of Alva Synder. Layman of Chicas visiting David Aldridge and daughter Anna. Neighborhood youngsters picnicked at Turkey Run and The Shades. Edward Grubbs drove to Terre Haute. Wilbur Cartwright at Fountain Sunday School Convention. Covington commencement drew local residents. Nora Frankenberger attended a C H S picnic in Covington. Allen family dined with Lawson near Yedda. Charles Kilby of Kansas visiting relatives here.
Entries invited for the July 5 auto races at Covington Fair Grounds. Interested parties should contact John Zaner of Indianapolis, Indiana.
An advertisement extols Nature's Remedy NE Tablets claiming relief from rheumatic pain by aiding digestion and elimination. It asserts the product cleanses the system, improves blood and kidney function, and offers guaranteed results, urging readers to buy from their druggist.
The undesignated party has been appointed and qualified by the Circuit Court of Fountain County India na as Administrator of the Estate of Sarah E. Cook deceased. The estate is solvent. Albert A. Cook is Administrator. Livengood and Livengood Attorneys.
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