Covington Post Office as Second Class Mail Matter
The Covington Indiana publication is printed under the editor T A Clifton and mailed from the Covington post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
6
The Covington Indiana publication is printed under the editor T A Clifton and mailed from the Covington post office as second class mail matter.
The writer argues one must lift themselves to rise, praising music that breathes with living soul. They decry present day composers for lacking inspiration and urge art that elevates and inspires, not sterile craft.
The article notes Miles Poindexter, Republican from Walla Walla, rising as a presidential hopeful with campaign activity noted. It mentions a series of meetings and continued distribution of speeches as he joins other candidates from president on down the line.
The text compares the newspaper to a teacher shaping community life, stressing editors must show tact, perseverance, and independence. It argues a strong, ethical press fosters self control, industry, and mutual respect, guiding readers toward a better, more cooperative society.
An elderly patient reports drastic relief from chronic ailments after taking Tanlac, citing improved appetite, sleep, nerves, and back pain. His wife also benefits, and both endorse the remedy, with multiple local distributors named in Covington and Kingman.
An advertisement page fragment lists names Cory and George G Graham in Veedorsbure with typical city business copy and pricing notes amid an 19th century layout.
Fragmented OCR shows a public sale notice with scattered words and phrases. Readable items indicate a sale action and local officials though many details are garbled. The fragmentary text suggests an auction date and location but specifics are unclear.
In Fountain Circuit Court September Term 1919 Stephen T. Randolph as Administrator filed final accounts for Harrison F. Randolph deceased. The examination and action will occur November 27 1919. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved and prove heirship. Voliva and Martin Attorneys.
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