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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
7
USDA guidance urges poultrykeepers to add spring substitutes to hens diets to boost winter egg production. Use green feeds, sprouts, or sprouted seeds and grit to aid digestion and efficiency, with careful preparation to sustain laying through colder months.
Open on cold nights a shed on the south side of the coop with muslin or burlap curtain. Rear wall lined with straw litter to form a warm rear cavity. Keep straw dry and craft from oats and bran. Feed must avoid moisture and be stored away from the nest.
The article advises feeding strategies for poultry through winter, stressing sunflower seed seed-saving, green winter forage, and cautious mash purchases. It warns against mold risks with large mash purchases and recommends culling slow growing pullets to maintain flock vigor for spring.
An expert offers free advice on building economical small bungalows. The feature extols compact, charming designs with cement stucco exteriors, practical kitchens, two bedrooms, and energy saving layouts suitable for urban plots and apartment neighborhood aesthetics.
The fig tree yields juice used to dye cloth and drink, leaves polish ivory, bark makes cord, and one species' sap can be poisonous. In suitable climates it bears two to three crops yearly from distinct shoots, propagated by cuttings, budding, grafting, or seeds. Leaves are large, palmately veined and lobed, with rough leathery texture.
The article traces March 4 as the start of Congresses and the constitutional government, noting that March 4, 1789 was the inaugural day for the United States and that Washington was inaugurated April 30, 1789. It explains later presidents sometimes shifted dates when March 4 fell on a Sunday.
Tiled floors are becoming more common due to sanitation and easy cleaning. They appear in many rooms with emphasis on bathrooms, sun parlors, and kitchens, featuring colors like greens blues reds creams and yellows.
Lesson outlines Jesus in Mary and Martha home and Jesus among foes. Martha hosts and frets while Mary sits listening to Jesus. He rebukes Martha and defends Mary. Then Jesus exposes Pharisees and lawyers for hypocrisy and unbelief, pronouncing six woes.
A faith guidance line echoing Matthew 6 33 urges prioritizing divine aims. The verse emphasizes seeking spiritual values before daily needs, promising future provisions as a result of such devotion.
A darky rookie guards a post while an officer with silver insignia challenges him. The exchange ends with the rookie vowing to stand firm, then reflects on what the officer would do next. The fragment mirrors humorous wartime humor.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as the simple at home dyeing solution for wool silk linen cotton and blends. It claims no streaking fading or running and urges buyers to tell their druggist the fabric type for best results. It features a baby’s coat skirt and curtains dyed with the product.
After patient teaching, Johnny can add up to three. A director with his wife and baby visits briefly. The teacher asks how many people were there and Johnny replies two and one to carry, surprising and disappointing him.
A Boston fruit stand posts a sign reading People must take their skins home to curb litter. The unusual notice draws curiosity as authorities and vendors assess its meaning and impact on customers.
The Cuticura Toilet Trio advertises a daily skin care routine featuring Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum to cleanse purify soothe heal and powder and perfume the face and body. No toilet table is complete without them.
A young teacher treats Teeland topic with Eskimo customs and dress. Tessie, a quiet pupil, finally asks if Eskimos make our Eskimo pie, prompting a gentle classroom moment about curiosity and culture.
A reflection asserts that one cannot be a complete man while dissipating his efforts in luxury and ease. The tone stresses discipline and deliberate living over indulgence.
A Frenchman announces a device or method that purportedly can transform human bones into bronze, asserting it surpasses nature's process that turns into ivory. The claim reads like a scientific oddity from an era of bold experimentation and speculative breakthroughs.
A witty exchange contrasts past and present views on mending stockings. The elder recalls girls learning to darn, while the younger notes lessons may be visible yet still acceptable, reflecting shifting norms and practical approaches.
In Chicago a monument to Eugene Field was unveiled. The crowd recalled Field as a poet and cited a Boston Transcript remark about an actor in Lear who portrayed the King fearfully, as if fearing someone would play the Ace.
A religious text snippet cites Hosea 10 13 about plowing wickedness and reaping iniquity and eating the fruit. The fragment emphasizes moral consequence and biblical imagery without additional context or commentary.
A quote attributed to Joseph Cook notes that final permanence can come but once in a person’s life. The statement underscores a singular, irreversible moment of lasting change or realization.
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