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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
3
The notice outlines services including radiator repair and bill printing provided by QO D Redden. It emphasizes customer satisfaction and readiness to assist with sales bill needs.
A vintage ad promotes Nature's Remedy Nit Tablets as a cure for poor digestion and low vitality. It claims laxatives fail long term and promises relief after the first dose, with ongoing use suggested to maintain health and prevent illness. The ad credits T. E. Rainier and a cure specialist as endorsers.
The West Lebanon Chapter U D Royal Arch Jiasons hosted a royal evening at the Masonic hall with sixty members attending. The visit of Grand High Priest Pocock from Indianapolis brought the charter and installed this year’s officers.
The Raub bank was looted last night after the front door lock was removed. The safety deposit vault was opened and papers were scattered. Depositors had War Savings stamps in boxes. no Liberty bonds were in the vault. Loss estimate not yet possible.
Dane Harper eight year old son of Mr and Mrs John Harper of Newport was run over by an auto last Wednesday evening. He suffered two broken ribs and internal injuries. The boy was riding on a wagon driven by C Eagleston and jumped in front of a machine driven by Hal Fil linger of Dena.
Local ad copy touts Pennsylvania tires as top choice for Engie and Evans, emphasizing quality, value, and durability for varying vehicles.
Clinton C Tilton retires after fifteen years as principal stockholder and policy director of the morning Danville Press. A new company formed with H Skewes of Chicago Heights taking over management. Editorial and mechanical departments to remain unchanged.
Rev. J. F. Kiskaddon of the Presbyterian church will preach Sunday evening, November 9, on social unrest and economic warfare and how ancient rulers solved similar crises. Sunday school begins at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. The sermon is titled The Bed That is too Short, The Covers that are Too Narrow.
Come in and warm up at Howell's Lunch with a welcoming vibe. The cafe offers a cozy space and friendly service for patrons seeking comfort food and a relaxed atmosphere.
An early hotel tale claims the first man to sleep in a bathtub was a haggard victim of a proprietor who loudly declared the house full and charged him one dollar for the tub rest. The practice then spread as hotel men adopted the scheme.
A compact note credits the printing press with aiding the Reformation and mentions 20 other instruments in the process, referencing a sequence labeled No. 2 6. 2, with an implied due.
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