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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1920
Page
7
A brief notice describes that classified column rates are twenty cents per issue for notices up to four lines and five cents per line for longer notices. It notes an average of six words per line for counting.
Don’t discard aluminum ware. have it mended by O. D. Redden. The Old Reliable Club offers speedy marriage for all, with confidential descriptions. Mrs. Wrubel at 732 Madison, Oakland, Cal., promotes a large established network with thousands of wealthy members both sexes seeking early marriage.
If you love the Republican and want it weekly, order by phone or postal card. Rates appear on the Editorial page. it is 45 years old and will be here next year. It costs 2.09 yearly but you may pay 31.50. Property of the faithful. We offer trade for a piano and list piano mahogany cases with serial numbers for sale. Don’t miss Lost A Chaperon at the High School Building Friday May 7 at 8. Prospective builders information forthcoming in January with county chairman.
Mrs. Q O Ponder of Galesburg credits Tanlac for a dramatic recovery from years of weakness, indigestion and weight loss. She says within a week of starting Tanlac she was able to rise, and after four bottles she could do all her housework and care for five children.
D J Young & Co urges early orders to cover needs amid lumber cost talk. They claim a six room house package including cement hardware and framing lumber sold for 1309.09 dollars recently. Tanlac health ads feature local testimonials from Covington Kingman Veedersboro Hillsboro distributors.
Purdue University Extension notes 23 shrub varieties seven vine types five climbing roses and several hybrid perpetual roses well suited to Indiana conditions. The guide lists heights bloom months and planting tips, with colors including golden yellow white pink and red. Free full leaflet available from the Extension Department Lafayette Indiana.
Fuller’s earth, named for its cloth fulling origin, is now mainly for bleaching and filtering fats oils and greases. It also aids pigment production for wallpapers detects coloring matters in foods and substitutes talcum powder. About 75 090 percent tons are produced annually in the United States.
The text claims half as much food suffices when chewed thoroughly. It notes digestion starts in the mouth and emphasizes thorough mastication as crucial. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion and promote regular bowel movements.
Mary Gahan Brewer died Tuesday night at her sister Mrs Albert Murphy’s home near North West Ester after eight years of illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at Mr Murphy’s residence with Rev Murphy in charge. Burial followed at Gopher Hill cemetery in Warren County.
Enoch Campbell Sr. a pioneer blacksmith and horseshier who ran a Covington Danville stagecoach era shop dies after long illness at Lakeview hospital. Age 86 and retired for years he was born in Fountain County. Funeral held in Georgetown IA with Masonic direction.
Plants for sale including cabbage and tomato varieties offered by the local canning factory. Call to choose preferred plants.
Local readers recall Douglas Fairbanks as he stumbles through misfortunes in the film When the Clouds Relay with mirrors broken ladders and odd predictions, ending with a victorious note amid a stream of quirky mishaps. A Thursday night confusion on Covington Street includes a lost shawl and notices for found items and for sale. Found items and rental listings appear among The Republican notices with names and locations such as Smith Kreusch, North Third Street, and Crocks Seventh Street.
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