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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1923
Page
3
A Tyrone Pennsylvania reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming relief from chronic pains and weak strength. The handwritten letter from Mrs. M. Lopic details improved health, work capacity, and intent to rely on the remedy, urging other women to consider it.
The saying suggests many items people deem unnecessary are marketed as affordable through installment plans. It implies consumers may buy more than they need when payments are broken into small installments.
Advertisement asserts Red Cross Ball Blue keeps clothes white as shown and never injures fabric, claiming it is suitable for every home and available at all good grocers.
Article by William A. Radford explains a specialized feeding barn with a silo and grinding room to fatten cattle for market. It outlines profits from purebreds, design features, and the economic case for feeding on the hoof to improve crop returns.
A 1922 guide by Harland H. Allen explains economical sewing by choosing six-cord soft finished cotton thread of Sea Island or Egyptian origin. It warns against waxed threads that shed finish in laundry and notes thread strength and quantity vary by spool shape and number.
Adventure Magazine explains the canal route orientation from southwest to northeast, note its northwest to southeast construction, and describes both Pacific and Atlantic entrances with breakwaters and lights. It details Gatun locks, Pedro Miguel and Mira Flores structures, and the goal of a single long lock flight, acknowledging ships pass in both directions and the system handles the largest ships today.
Some scientists argue radioactivity could mean the sun is one to two billion years old and could shine for 100 to 200 million more years, far beyond the commonly cited figures, given atoms’ vast internal energy. Washington Star.
Maggini violins are rare and esteemed. Giovanni Paolo Maggini of Brescia lived 1590 to 1640, his son Pietro Santo Maggini 1630 to 1680. No genuine Maggini violins are currently being made. expert appraisal needed to verify genuineness age and value.
A guide to judging Turkish towels by border weave and loop quality. It explains that tighter borders, dense ground yarns, and multi thread loops indicate better towels, while loose loops and overbleached cotton weaken towels. It notes linen variants, porous newer towels, and purchasing by the yard with hem risks.
An Arizona judge split the punishment for a Tucson couple arrested for violating the Volstead act. The man and wife will alternate jail terms, citing care for their children and for their chickens as factors in the decision.
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