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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
5
Local updates include hunting season opening November 16, social visits, and brief mentions of births and elections. Community ads promote barn painting, turnips for sale, Xmas photo specials, and RAT-SNAP rodent product by Mayer Hardware.
Mrs Bertrand of 1235 Calumet Ave Hammond Indiana says Tanlac restored her strength and appetite. She could sweep iron bake and care for baby again after a failing health with disordered stomach nerves headaches and fatigue. Tanlac sold by druggists.
An ad asserts jewelry as a superior gift, noting its widespread use and necessity for stylish attire. It claims the public mind recognizes the quality and correct style of their jewelry, leaving nothing more to desire.
The article notes some people suffer frequent colds while others do not. It advises daily warm room showers or cold sponging, sleeping with a window open, avoiding overheating and wet feet, and for early cold symptoms to take Chamblain's Coug Remedy promptly to stop the cold.
Scott's Prairie residents Arthur Phipps and wife arrived in Veedersburg with a truckload of ducks. The Whole Bird wedding is set for Thursday night November 13 at Kingman High School Gym. Magdalene Drolinger shopped in Danville Saturday. Troy, Sam Glascock, and Joe Easter were in Danville on business Friday. Orval Drollinger visited his home and W I Drolizer. Orval last worked for Dick Flora at Deestur Illinois. Mrs Blanch Vandeventer of Veedersburg called on Katy Glascock Sunday. Arch Williams and family visited Hershel Hutts and wife Sunday.
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