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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1922

Page

2

Public Works and Road Building in Industrial Low Mood

The article argues public works relieve unemployment during depressions but must produce real community value. It notes record municipal bond sales for public projects, cites wartime patterns, and urges a focused study to prevent future industrial depressions rather than use work as mere stopgap.

Web Board of Education Chicago Wee

Melting Pot Metaphor Urged as Prejudice Obstacle

The speaker denounces the melting pot phrase as misleading and calls for burning prejudice to fulfill America’s founding ideals. He cites President Harding on racial unity and urges embracing all racial contributions to build a true mixed race toward a higher human ideal.

Zangwill Harding America

Fourth Degree Confessions Spark Police Case

The tale follows New York detective Thomas Byrnes using the fourth degree to pressure five suspects in the Hanter murder. McGloin’s pawned revolver links to the crime as Byrnes orchestrates staged arrivals revealing witnesses and confessions. A separate weekend burglary sting nets Thomas Bell, a 24-year-old London-born chauffeur, captured after a jewelry heist at an East Seventy second Street apartment building.

Thomas Byrnes New York City Louis Hanter America Byrnes New York Hanier Michael McGloin Rouges McGuoin Boon Comppanions Hanier House McGloin Merloin McGclein Sbyrnes Quez Mcloin Hanter Tras East Sixty-seventh Street John McMahon Fiftieth Sixtieth Street Lexington Fifth Avenue Thomas Bell London Newton Road Astoria Bell Edgar Nvovelli East Seventy Second Street Lexington Avenue Charles Dillingham

Bantam Poultry Breeds Provide Egg Utility For Families

United States Department of Agriculture reports Bantam breeds serve not only as ornament and playthings but also offer value for family egg production. Smaller size suits limited spaces and children’s handling. average hen consumes 25 to 35 pounds of feed yearly, about half of Mediterranean breeds. Bulletin 1251 details breeds, characteristics, and management.

United States Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Washington, D.C

Two Eagles Fight A Puma In Colorado Springs Canyon

A puma in North Cheyenne Canyon was attacked by two bald eagles observed by Pearl Turner and Ella Taylor. The lions attempted to flee and fight back as the eagles swooped in with claws and beaks, finally taking shelter in brush.

Colorado Springs Colo Mount Baldy Cheyenne Canyon Colorado Springs Park Pearl Turner Ella ‘Taylor

Youth Steals for Wedding Fund in Bank Robbery

Louis Rosenthal says he and two other youths robbed Miss Ida Kurtzman who had drawn $1,062 from a bank to fund his upcoming marriage. Police say two more youths were arrested in connection with the same robbery.

New York Louis Rosenthal Ida Kurtzman

Finding Hidden Turkey Nests

Poultry specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture describe easy methods to locate turkey nests. Confined birds reveal hidden nests, while free range turkeys nest near home or in prepared barnyard sites such as barrels with straw.

United States Department of Agriculture

Leaky Poultry House Roofs Warned For Spring Rain

The article warns that spring brings more roof leaks than winter and urges immediate repairs to prevent damp quarters and sick poultry. It notes ice and snow can shelter roofs in winter, but spring rain exposes cracks that lead to colds and roup among flocks.

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