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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
7
Readers are urged to try Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion billiousness and constipation. The notice claims many have been restored to health and happiness after using the remedy and recommends a trial for relief.
Having left the Oak Lawn shops and the farm, James A. Martin offers public auction at Keerns farm on Friday November 7 1918 starting 10 a m. Items include horses cattle hogs farm implements household goods and more with terms cash under 5 and notes over 5. Lunch served. catalog lists specific animals and equipment.
A piece extols the Sagamore Hail as a shrine honoring Roosevelt and national unity. It urges education and moral example through figures like Roosevelt and Washington, praising honesty, virtue, and Americanism as guides to a lasting national life.
Leonard Wood recalls Theodore Roosevelt as a model of the square deal and universal service. He credits Roosevelt with a strong yet conscience guided America, loyal to civilization and humanity, whose memory and ideals inspire citizens to serve where they can.
The message promises global travel with the Navy touching every continent. It urges hard work and play, offers a 30 day vacation beyond shore leave, and states a two year enlistment will tune individuals for lasting success with a local recruiting station via the post office.
Marion Lawson made a business trip to Danville Illinois on Monday. Several residents visited relatives in Danville over the weekend including Miss Cuba Gerhard of Lafayette and Miss Bertha Cranmore who is teaching at Danville. The first high school lecture was held last Friday night at Mellott. Bert Oyler plans to take his lunch stand to the Albert Shultz sale near Newtown on Tuesday November 6. Many locals were listed as visiting, ill, or traveling including Lewis Watt and son in Danville, Pearl and Jean Lewin from Danville, and Marie Toby returning from a Danville trip. Reverend Keaven received a farewell supper from Perrysville Odd Fellows.
A small beginning for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has grown to sell nationwide and abroad. Advertisers claim it treats coughs colds croup and whooping cough and urge readers to try it to prove its value as a medicine of ordinary merit.
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for William Kinney McNeill at Hicks cemetery in Perrysville. Pallbearers included old time friends Geo Watt Joe Burnett Frank Royce Ed Brummett Thomas Haupt and Ed North. Nearby visitors and relatives were noted from Cayuga Danville Clinton and Danville areas.
Gompers lauds Roosevelt as energetic courageous and capable noting a career spanning over thirty years. He says America and the world have lost a great man whose sincerity and service to the people defined his character.
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