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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
2
In advance per year six months three months and other rates for blackface locals per line per insertion as shown. Card of Thanks and Public Sales per line first insertion. Second insertion rates on application. Regular agents commission on foreign advertising. Advertisements continue until forbidden and must be ordered out by Tuesday noon to avoid inclusion in the week’s issue and charges.
The imminent retrial of Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle dominates headlines as auditors push a public magazine at extra county expense. Officials argue the publication serves the public but critics warn of taxpayer burden and questionable value.
A reflection on leaders valuing every person’s ideas. Listen with care and extract practical guidance from what is offered to improve outcomes.
The report places former Indiana Governor Goodrich in Washington pursuing the Postmaster General position formerly held by Will Hays. The President may have different plans and faces questions about Far East Relief and Indiana political sentiment as a state campaign looms.
The operator miner and railroad blame each other for coal price rises as customers pay the same delivered costs. A perceived combine stifles competition and genuine business revival. Citizens demand real practices and drastic measures to curb graft, trusts, and flimsiness in trade.
A major meeting in Indianapolis brings together the Republican Editorial Association of Indiana editors, the state organization, and party leaders. The gathering aims to chart independent, open minded press policy, free from outside influence, to benefit the party, its nominees, and the state.
A reflective piece argues jealousy fuels unrest in labor and capital, harms individuals who rise above peers, and erodes organizations and temples. It urges readers to lift others, embrace humility, and focus on compassionate virtues over self interest.
Constipation is the stoppage of the sewerage system that removes waste matter from the body, leading to difficulty in passing stool. It describes how intestinal movement slows and may require remedies or medical attention.
City officials including Mayor C West and City Attorney Charles Lyons confirm appointments with A Baldwin and Claud B Philpott, naming Allen Shaff as Night Police Chief and outlining the reorganized leadership.
The article discusses historical beliefs on influenza including a West African ship incident, treatment with cinchona bark, and pneumonia complications. It cites Vienna’s claim that hat-darning practices and male vitality may influence spread, noting epidemics affecting active-age men and speculation about turbans and hats.
A circus man says an elephant steps carefully from one secure point to another. If business leaders adopted this mindset they would avoid financial danger. Believing the world is full of crooks breeds crooks, while trusting decent neighbors reveals many. Humility should not turn into denial of good work.
The article explains Ecuadorian trade practices with a portable balance and stone weight used as a pledge of one pound. Prices are not fixed and customers bargain from an opening offer, asking for the last price. Merchants often claim room to reduce, while poncho pricing reveals optimistic haggling behavior.
Scientists using a device by an Indian savant observed plants growing and beating similarly to animal hearts. The screen magnifies tiny growth as high as one millionth of an inch per second. Plants react to boiling water like animals, with cabbage showing distress but lacking protest.
A caption asks readers to identify a leading Cor sngton figure from about three decades ago. The faded photo presents a prominent professional or business man and invites public guesswork.
See Alice Brady perform Hush Money lyric to the right on Thursday in a program noting the show’s theme about money and conscience. Local listings promote the entertainment item with emphasis on Brady’s appearance and the title.
The Fountain County Circuit Court appoints Newman Marlatt as Administrator of the Estate of Hannah Martin deceased. The estate, located in Fountain County, is declared solvent. Robert N. Voliva, Attorney, records the administration.
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