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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1922
Page
2
An exhortation on vacation choices urging balanced play and rest. It contrasts joyful leisure with wasted days and advises mixing brains with play. Readers are encouraged to plan wisely, avoid overexertion, and return to work refreshed and ready to meet life’s duties.
The article condemns propaganda supporting Soviet autocracy and defends American principles. It asserts the federation's convention rejected pro Soviet brutality, praising the movement's service to American freedom and warning of threats to republican government and public liberty.
A 1921 snapshot of U S pensioners reveals Civil War and Mexican War veterans widows and dependents totaling over half a million, with ages tilting to the 90s. The piece profiles the oldest widow and the long arc of military service across 13 states, noting notable mariners, clipper captains, and the vast reach of pensions across states and wars.
The article argues that wartime aviation was a specialized phase with little focus on commercial or civic use. It suggests future growth in aerial transportation will require retracing steps to follow the correct path, aligning with both airline and ground touring developments.
The speaker argues that commercialized vice is organized coldly for profit and corrupts youth. The piece contends laws must be reformed to a single gender-neutral standard and equal punishment, criticizing male-dominated law usage and urging a woman’s standard to govern legislation and administration.
The Green Mountain Boys formed in 1773 under Ethan Allen and others to resist New York claims on Vermont lands. They, about 300 strong, helped secure passes into Canada during the Revolution, preventing British overrun of Vermont. A separate piece discusses why water rises in trees, noting experiments with a plaster model showing upward movement, yet unclear film properties drive the phenomenon.
An advertisement touts a scientific candy course with promises of success and includes a paid position handling orders for indoor sanitary chemical closets. It lists contact details in Macomb and a box number, inviting enrollment and avenues for wet delivery and collection.
A garbled dinner party remark attributed to Marshal Foch in Denver stresses politeness in practice, claiming wisdom in restraint and security come from a calm demeanor. The misread text muddles several words, yielding a nonsensical, phonetic reflection rather than a clear quotation.
The Calumet Baking Powder Co offers a free 76 page Reliable Recipes booklet to every housewife who writes to the Home Economics Department at 4100-25 Fillmore Street Chicago Tl. The firm also provides free cooking questions service from its Home Economics Department, at 4100-28 Fillmore St Chicago TfL.
Mrs. Benham Money speaks on financial matters, signaling ongoing discussions about cash distribution and fairness. The exchange suggests tensions over who holds more funds and how they should be allocated.
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