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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1904
Page
8
J Loeb's announces new spring clothing and hats at the Covington store. Community notes list candidates for council and representative, millinery openings, and local sales March 19 and 26. Commissioners met. post office building sale planned by Webber heirs. Meaker Brown mill fire. Dr Spinning expands offices. extensive town updates and ads.
Louis Grady of Covington area has been seriously ill with bowel congestion for two weeks but is now out of danger. Dr Stout attends.
An article promotes Barretts Complete Course in Physiological Exercise for busy professionals and sedentary individuals. It promises mental vigor and physical health through daily ten to fifteen minute routines, breathing, and muscle balance. The publisher Walter G Kraft offers prepaid delivery for 100 dollars. includes address Chicago Ill. The text also notes the wedding of Miss Lydia Mayer to Mr Michael Mayer Sr John.
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