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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1923

Page

6

Central Park memorial chosen for New York war memorial

New York City to build a memorial in Central Park after debates over arch or sculpture. The plan removes a sunken garden and swimming pool, adds a 37 acre landscape with a clear park vista from the Museum of Natural History to the Metropolitan Museum. Rodman Wanamaker chairs the committee. Hastings designs the memorial to be neither arch nor building. Public hearings will be held.

New York City Board of Estimate Rodman Wanamaker Fifth Avenue Twentyfourth Street Central Park Museum of Natural History Metropolitan Museum New York Howard Greenley The Architectural League J. Gamble Rogers Beaux Arts Society John Mead Howells Societe Des Architects Diplomes Par le Gouvernment Francaise Herman A. MacNeil National Sculpture Society Charles Butler Eighty-second Street Metropolitan Museum of Art Central Park West Eighth Avenue Seventy-seventh Street New York Historical Society Maine Memorial Seventh Regiment General Sherman Alexander Hamilton Sir Walter Scott Columbus Daniel Webstar Samuel Morse Burns Beethoven Schiller Thomas Moore Cervantes Simon Bolivar Thorvaldsen Halleck Francis D. Gallatin Thomas Hastings Charles Downing Lay Park Department Charles N. Lowerle Hastings Wanamaker Gallatin Coney Island Board of Water Supply Mall Washington Paul W. Hartlett Mr. Hastings Europe

New York Chooses Central Park War Memorial Concept

City officials say the memorial in Central Park will be neither an arch nor a building. After committee review, the Board of Estimate will hold public hearings to decide the design.

Central Park New York City Board of Estimate Publc

Double Stars and Spectroscopic Binaries in Astronomy

The article explains spectroscopic binaries as very close double stars whose dual nature is revealed by their motion. It notes that Doppler shifts split spectral lines when one star approaches while the other recedes, with Beta in Lupus as the most famous example and two binaries shown to move at 290 and 380 miles per second.

Constellation Lupus

No Cause for Alarm in Muncie Birth with Colic

A young married couple in Muncie known to Dr Earl Green report a newborn subject to colic. The baby’s condition prompted concern the other night but doctors reassure there is no serious danger.

Muncie Earl Green

Bedtime tale ends with a joke jab from wife

A tired father, Jim, walks the floor with an infant then tries to sleep. His wife, awake and alert, jabs him in the side asking about a noise. He replies he was simply falling asleep. The exchange is recounted in the Indianapolis News.

Jim Indianapolis News

Two Classes Quote Drives Reflection on Action and Inquiry

A two sentence quotation by Oliver Wendell Holmes divides activity and contemplation. It contrasts those who act with those who question why things were not done differently.

O. W. Holmes

From Evil to Come Quote in Isaiah Style

A biblical exhortation notes the righteous perish and merciful men are taken away, urging readers to ponder life and divine protection as the holy text contrasts evil days with patience and faith.

Assurance in Trials and Conflicts

An anonymous line on faith offering comfort amid trials. It emphasizes tender sympathy from heaven guiding believers.

Anon

How Easy to Love Unknown Quote

A brief verse fragment reflects on the paradox of love to the divine, noting ease in loving and the challenge of knowing that love. The lines express reverent wonder and personal difficulty in grasping the extent of love for the beloved.

No one tries to reform hell for reform purposes

A terse aphorism noting that hell is not a target for reform but used as a tool to promote reform efforts. The line suggests critique of reform rhetoric that invokes severe consequences to inspire change.

Hell

Diamond Dyes advertisement promises easy home dyeing

An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with simple directions for dyeing or tinting fabrics at home. It claims the dyes will not spot fade streak or run and instructs buyers to tell the druggist the fabric type such as wool silk linen cotton or blends.

Public office seen as wasteful if not desired by voters

Opinion notes that many public offices cost taxpayers money unless residents want them. Authors argue against keeping offices that lack public demand and suggest scrutiny of governmental expenses.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine promotes relief and sale

For over 40 years Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used to treat catarrh. It comprises an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. There would be fewer undesirable mothers in law if there were more good sons in law.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Cuticura Ad Promotes Scalp Relief and Clean Skin

Advertisement urges using Cuticura Ointment on itchy scalp and dandruff, then Cuticura Soap with hot water for daily cleansing. Claims clear skin and soft, white hands from routine use, followed by a stray note about harsh knocks from supposed friends.

Euphrates honey and Lake Geneva tides noted

A historic observer notes honey from the Euphrates banks has intoxicating qualities and observes Lake Geneva water levels rising and falling irregularly, resembling ocean tides.

Lake Geneva

Men’s Profanity Echoes Differently Across Voices

The line suggests that profanity affects men differently in speech, with some speakers only causing mild ripples while others provoke strong disruption. It implies variation in reaction or impact of vulgar language among men.

Red Brass Ball Blue Ad for Household Linens

Advertisement promotes Red Brass Ball Blue as a versatile laundry product for all housekeeping needs. Appears suitable for kitchen towels table linen sheets and pillowcases.

Department of Housekeeping

It Wasn't for an Ice Palace Weather Permits Prompt

A humorous exchange suggests the hold up on building permits is weather related. The quip teases bureaucratic delays tied to seasonal conditions affecting permit approvals.

Mt Everett height and Ladrones sea depth noted

The report states Mt Everett rises about 29 000 feet while the sea off the Ladrone islands sinks to 31 620 feet. It also cites Europe holding 25 000 000 more women than men, with 225 000 000 men in Europe.

Mt. Everett Ladrone Islands Europe

Understanding Gold Fineness and Alcohol Poisonings in 1922

The text explains carat fineness for gold, noting 24 carats is pure and 16 carats equals two thirds pure. It reports wood alcohol poisoning from whisky causing 130 deaths and 22 blindness cases across 21 states in the first half of 1922. It also describes twilight behavior in distant and near equatorial countries with darkness falling suddenly after sunset.

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