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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
5
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble affecting both sexes. It asserts urinary symptoms in children signal kidney issues and promotes sample bottles by mail from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
Misenua Nebeker traveled to Chicago for a few days while a cold snap hit the area Monday into Tuesday. Mrs. J W Price recovered from illness, and Miss Nelle Griggon visited from Veedersburg. Mrs. Mary Dunlap hosted the Women’s Club and Mrs. John Bilsland hosted the Thimble Club. Marek market oysters and River products highlighted local retailers, with promotions from Merry man Meat Market and J Loeb’s Stores. John Wheatley and Joe Moore returned home from West Lebanon. training notes place him with Manon in Lafayette. Mrs. Samuel M Martin is improving after pneumonia, and a March 15 sale offered horses and mules at McMahon’s auction. A neighbor’s report on Dr King’s New Life Pills praised their kidney relief, advertised as 252 cents at druggists.
Local notes report new dress goods at J Loeb’s Stores. Various residents visit and travel between Indianapolis and nearby towns. A court verdict, church events, and community notices fill the week, with personal visits, property moves, and local civic updates.
First Presbyterian Church presents morning theme The Great Teacher His Method and Manner. Evening topic will be The Link that Binds as the sub ject.
Notices report a March 15 sale of horses mules and fillies at McMahon. Other items mention Miss Madge Lanius returning from Chicago, Mae Sullivan and Ralph Williams visiting Purdue, new embroideries at J Loeb's, Mrs Hitchens in Williamsport, Rabie Dunlap hosting the Cookin Club, fresh Baltimore oysters at Merryman’s, Ira Boggs nearly blind from cataract, Roy Clore visiting from Van Buren, lard priced by Shaff's, Adenvaughs from Yeddo planning western travel after their sale, and The Boyds performing at the Christian church. Hall's Catarrh Cure ad appears with oath from Frank J. Cheney & Co.
E. D. Doneldson of Covington Indiana offers about twenty varieties of strawberry plants for sale. The notice lists his name and location with a date of January 5 1946.
A testimonial from Mrs. J. T. Snyper of Greensboro NC asserts Vinol improved her weakened condition and blood, claiming the product provides cod liver oil benefits without the taste or grease. The ad guarantees satisfaction or a full refund and urges readers to try a bottle with payment only if satisfied.
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