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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
2
An old advertisement touts a cleansing refreshing lotion for eye irritation and soreness labeled Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago. It claims quick relief for itching burning and discomfort of eyes and eyelids with directions to use nine drops and consult a druggist.
The first man said to sleep in a bath tub was an early hotel guest when a Tietor house was full and the host charged $4 for the privilege. Hotel managers soon adopted the practice, accommodating guests with the unusual arrangement.
Richard Sheaks has bought the Nash trucks and transfer business from Guy Hendricks and will operate a general hauling service with his Ford trucks. He offers to haul grain, merchandise, and stock to or from any point, with reasonable prices. Coal available. office phone 122 for details.
Prairie Farmer announces a new Reliable directory for Fountain and Parke counties listing 4500 farms. It details farmers names wives maiden names children locations ownership tenancy moving year and contact data plus breeders automobile and silo ownership with township maps and reference information.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Tablets relieve indigestion billiousness and constipation and promise relief and happiness to those troubled by these conditions with a confident trial advised.
President Wilson to preside at a White House Round Table conference on October 6 inviting two men to represent farmers. L. D. Sweet of Carbondale Colorado and A. B. Bradfuté of Xenia Ohio named. Twenty two industrial, labor, and citizen groups also participate to urge a national production policy.
Farmer Herbert Lindley suffered a severe choking incident at breakfast on Wednesday but received prompt medical aid and recovered. Various residents including Mr and Mrs Madden, Judge Schoon, and families in Covington, Wingate, Lafayette, and Indianapolis were noted for visits, funerals, and social events with embroid er y and refreshments reported.
Dr Glasceck and family are in Greensdurf Kentucky with Jas Moore traveling to Indianapolis on business Thursday indicating local travel.
An unsolicited advertisement promises rapid marriage services via confidential descriptions. It touts a large nationwide network and urges interested parties to contact Mrs Wrubel at 732 Madison Street, Oakland, Cal. for details.
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