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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
2
An old Murine advertisement touts a wholesome cleansing and healing lotion for irritated eyes. It claims quick relief from redness, soreness, granulations, itching, and burning after movies or driving and urges asking a druggist for Murine when eyes need care.
A historical note claims the first person to sleep in a bathtub became an early victim of an overbooked hotel proprietor. The blithe host allegedly charged a haggard guest four dollars for the privilege, and hotel operators soon adopted the practice.
Richard Sheaks buys the Nash trucks and transfer business from Guy Hendricks and, with his Ford trucks, will operate a general trucking and transfer service. He offers hauling of grain, merchandise, and stock to or from any point with reasonable prices. Coal on hand and phone 122 for more information. 9-26-19 w4.
Matinee at 2 30 p m and night showings at 7 36 and 9 09 with admission listed as 15 cents and 0 cents respectively.
Joe Mitchell visited with home folks over Sunday. Several residents including George Toéby and Henry Toby returned from short visits in Danville and Terre Haute. Mrs Chas Prather and Mrs John Lewis came home after brief trips, with many others visiting relatives or attending events in Clinton Danville and Covington.
Thornton Beymer and Harrold Clawson sought work in Kokomo on Monday. Georgia Clark returned from Lafayette after a two week visit. Pearl Grimes broke her arm at the wrist. Lotta Robinson left Indianapolis to resume her position this week. John and Ella Dalton and children visited friends Saturday. Claud Harding of Kingman visited Mr and Mrs Albin Clark Sunday. Russell Cox and family report daughter Lillian ill. Bud Robinson recovering from typhoid fever. A long awaited rain aided crops. Broom corn work offered at 444 Stone Stuff. Blanch Alaxendria visiting Detroit this week. Tom Cox gravel road to finish soon.
Indigestion biliousness and constipation sufferers are urged to try Chamberlains Tablets. The ad claims hundreds have been restored to health and happiness and promises relief and benefit to readers troubled by these conditions.
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