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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
7
John Blake argues rulers favored contentment to deter peasant ambition. Epictetus questions yearning for wealth, suggesting happiness in one’s condition. The essay condemns perpetual poverty as inhumane yet warns that true progress requires independence, not complacent poverty.
A reflective meditation on wealth and values argues that enduring riches lie not in banks or possessions but in character, generosity, and the kindness we show to others. It laments the blind pursuit of wealth and urges a sober reassessment of life’s true worth.
Poem laments a lover who crushed a cherished ideal, expressing regret that a once vivid spirit and its fragile fragrance cannot be restored. The speaker mourns years of devoted care now discarded, with memory keeping vigil over a beauty wasted and dead.
The article shares practical kitchen notes on preserve making and chutney from a vintage cookbook. It describes mushroom catsup steps with salt and spices, cherry gelatin dessert directions with lemon and whipped cream, and chopped chutney ingredients including peppers apples onions raisins.
The cash account shows wealth health and ease by listing every penny. A well kept cash record acts as insurance against waste and helps build a large bank account.
The item describes a green tomato relish with vinegar, sugar, mustard, and salt cooked to boiling then simmered an hour, plus a ground cherry conserve using sugar lemon and water syrup. It also notes Glasgow University founded in 1450 as Scotland’s oldest university aside from St Andrews.
Rev P B Fitzwater presents a Sunday School lesson outline from Moody Bible Institute. The article outlines background and teaching aims for an English Bible study, highlighting scriptural guidance and instructional approach used in 1923.
Lesson text outlines Esther as queen of Persia who risks her life to save the Jews. Haman plots destruction. Mordecai and Esther fast and seek divine aid, leading to a counter decree and the Feast of Purim as memorial.
General Bruce explains to the Lama of Rongbuk that climbing all highest world peaks is a sacred Royal Geographical Society obligation to gain merit by nearing Heaven. The passage reflects on modern knowledge pursuits and the uneasy trend toward recording and preserving knowledge.
Life notes that a New Jersey law declaring actors are like ordinary people will provoke anger among actors and the public. The comment signals potential backlash and social resistance to the measure.
An eminent medical authority says laxatives cause permanent injury and promotes Nujol as a natural, non gripe lubricant that aids regular bowel movements. It is described as harmless, pleasant, not a medicine, and used in leading hospitals. available from druggists.
Mrs Wish is told she was seen flirting with a woman yesterday. Mr Wish admits the remark was mistaken as the woman wore a hat identical to his wife’s. They head to buy an exclusive Paris hat to avoid further embarrassment.
The war increases demand for table linen and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as improving wear. The advertisement urges readers to use it and buy from grocers.
The exchange shows a preference for moving to dance over conversation as one person declines to sit and talk citing tiredness. It captures a moment of social choice and activity.
Adam bragged about naming all beasts and the creation’s creatures before God expelled him from the Garden, claiming mastery over every living thing in the land.
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