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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1923
Page
4
The reader is advised to study the A. M. Hegg and Sons advertisement featured in this issue for potential interest.
Mrs Ella L Button of Kirkville New York says Chamberlain's Tablets have done her a world of good and she has recommended them to friends who praise them. The ad notes indigestion and constipation as conditions improved by the medicine.
A collage of maxims on marriage honesty aging and social norms. It references women and men with aphorisms about trust pride patience and flattery. The piece closes with local social notes noting O S Jones and Dr J E Martin driving to Waco for oil interests and Inter Nos club gathering hosted by Mrs. W B Coffing with needlework and refreshments.
A Washington National Geographic bulletin describes Mount Athos on the Athos peninsula as a unique monastic state where women are barred since 1045 and eggs and milk must come from farms across the border. The peninsula hosts 20 monasteries rich in illuminated manuscripts and art with a republican government of five monks and a central assembly at Kuryes.
The San Francisco Chronicle argues against holding ship captains and owners liable for smuggling. It says prevention is impractical, suggests American crews won’t fix smugglers, and supports allowing customs officers aboard with standard duties to detect illicit opium trafficking.
Elizabeth Marbury argues in the Saturday Evening Post that millionaires are not friendly profits. She recalls a young woman earning $40,000 yearly and a London trip with a multi millionaireess costing her a week’s entertainment totaling $150. She notes the rich avoid daily expenses and prefer philanthropy to ordinary spending.
A Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph account recalls a revival for colored gentlemen where a dove was to signal peak emotion. The preacher’s cue resulted in a cat descending from the roof instead, prompting laughter as the crowd learned the dove was inside the cat.
Edna Lieser 36 seeks 10000 dollars and Lena Lieser 54 seeks 21100 dollars from Frederick Lieser, an 82 year old Lafayette county farmer, claiming they worked on the farm since their 18th birthdays under a promise of pay and a future will. The sisters say 220 acres of the 440 acre farm near Corder Mo was recently sold.
Two large brass vases filled with gold pieces, believed to date from 800 to 400 years B C, were removed by order of the government from Ognina near Mount Etna to Rome. A deaf and dumb peasant found them in a fissure under an old wall after a slight earthquake, and alerted authorities when offering the vases for sale.
Sofia reports that American consul Graham H. Kemper believes Bulgaria presents an excellent market for manufactured goods. He notes foreign interest and the willingness of buyers to engage in trade as proof of the market’s value.
A splendid room available for rent with modern conveniences. One or two clean young men are preferred. Call phone 108.
Hoagland placed a coal order at the Covington yard on July 6. The notice notes supply details and pickup arrangements for local customers.
Real estate note from M. Gardner offers small farms for sale on easy terms or in trade for city property.
The text extols trimming solder usage to save costs, recounting how Rockefeller saved 50,000 dollars yearly by reducing solder from 89 drops to 38. It argues thrift in small things leads to big gains, stressing value of savings and discipline in business practices.
Fragmentary line from a Life magazine snippet features a dialect exchange about a shirt collar and a joke about its fade resistance. The readable portion centers on a quip about clothing and pride in material quality. No clear event or person beyond generic references.
The dialogue blurs fact and fiction as a reported exchange claims Hughes parades his wife in a glass case while she reportedly still sells theater tickets, provoking sensational reaction and industry chatter.
Brassey exclaims in astonishment at a pictured lictor bearing fasces saying he did not know golf's age. The Boston Transcript quotes the remark highlighting a humorous clash of ancient symbols with a modern sport.
R N Voliva attorney at law advertises “Newtown Indiana” marriage service as the fastest and largest nationwide with confidential descriptions and rapid processing. The Old Reliable Club run by Mrs Wrubel in Oakland California promotes early marriages to wealthy members of both sexes.
The administrator of the Mary A. Hickman estate will sell at private sale starting November 10, 1923, at 2 PM in Covington Indiana, Lot 116 in Coigmans Second Addition, Fountain County. Sale is subject to court approval and for cash at not less than appraised value. The Fountain Trust Company, administrator, J M Wilkley secretary.
The Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana appoints Berten Oyler as Administrator of the Estate of Margaret J Oyler. The estate is declared solvent with O S Douglas and J F Davidson Attorneys listed. (10-19-23,w3)
Nursery stock for sale with landscape gardening emphasis. Am selling a variety of peach trees that have withstood winters for twenty years. E Arter Covington.
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