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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
6
In Borrovina Hawthorne leaves in morning after saving the throne and modernizing the country. The queenly princess confesses her gratitude as the king reveals Hawthorne's selfless act financed Borrovina's renewal. A surprising policy shift follows, with adoption of an American form of government and the end of kings.
In a tense royal council Hawthorne and the princess face the king who weighs the people’s will against monarchy. The king says Borrovina's prosperity rests on Hawthorne’s leadership and warns of uprisings if he departs. The king announces a national election to install a president next month. Hawthorne asks how this affects him.
The article explains that every eye contains a blind spot at the optic nerve junction, about one twelfth inch wide, visible in tests by focusing on a distant point while an observer’s face disappears from view. It outlines methods mapping the blind spots and a chart with letters to demonstrate the effect.
The essay praises Ruskin as a transformative educator who guided learners from art and beauty to moral ideals and social critique. It lauds his patient teaching, inspiring craft, and concern for workers, urging reflection on diligent, unslaved labor and Theosophical Path ideals.
In parts of Holland farmers use natural gas from rained marshy land below sea level. Plants filter soil water and run a gas generator to supply cooking heating and lighting with minimal ongoing cost. The system reportedly yields good quality gas after initial installation.
French papers call Italians devils of diplomacy for striking a Turkey pact that may bring trouble to Tripoli Arabs and Turkish troops. Arabs fear Turkish forces and threaten to slaughter them, while Constantinople struggles to withdraw its small African force.
Sir William Frazer records his readiness to quote a Disraeli hero to Dizzy and notes Dizzy's pleasure at being quoted. At Lord Shrewsbury's after dinner, cigars were handed round as Dizzy shook his head. Egremont quotes, The grave of love and tobacco is the tomb of love, provoking Dizzy to smile and apologize thinking the remark original.
A compact quote asserts that grim faces and rigid piety do not define wholesomeness and cautions against trusting anyone who never laughs, reflecting a sly, editorial humor tone from the New York Press.
The Oregon Journal announces a Western Information Bureau with a six month Semi-Weekly Journal subscription for 150 cents. An extra 144 page illustrated booklet details Oregon resources and opportunities, sent at no additional charge to subscribers in Portland.
Fulton Township trustee Jos Starkey states he will be in his residence in Cates, Indiana each Saturday to conduct township business on a weekly basis.
Trustees announce hours in the first office room at the K of P Building on Wednesdays and Saturdays each week to transact township business. Charles Dickens, Trustee of Troy Township.
The article showcases white wicker double wardrobes with six drawers including four pull out trays and a top dressing table for baby. It also highlights white palm nursery hampers shaped like tiny trunks with an inner side tray for accessories and a possible summer baby trunk use with a lock and key.
For welcoming homes, white cotton crepe curtains suit windows well. Hem or fringe with ball fringe. Fleece lined pique covers for dressers and bureaus are sturdy, edge scalloped. Maintain two sets of curtains and covers, one in use and one clean, ensuring a fresh set for guests.
A prosperous man visits a Liberty Street cafe daily, shakes dice at the bar to decide if he will drink, and never plays with others. This solo habit has continued for two years, drawing curiosity from patrons and staff.
A historical note explains the medical press adopting the botanical word dichotomy to describe a split or dual role in illicit activity. The term is linked to a surgeon’s expert in a hospital setting, illustrating misuse of a professional relationship for personal gain.
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