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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
8
A government poultry expert touring Australian states proposes egg circles in nonadopting states. Centers manage grading, payment, and marketing with profits shared quarterly among suppliers. Each secretary earns one cent per dozen, and no egg under two ounces is passed. The expert claims a 300 percent rise in egg and poultry production.
In a domestic tiff, Ma accuses William of mistreating a cat. Willie replies that the animal is not their cat, asserting it is not his responsibility. The exchange ends with tension over ownership and care.
A peasant mother walking with her baby daughter near Ovrnteh is attacked by a 13-wolf pack. The infant is found alive near the mother’s remains, a remarkable survival case that stunned Volhwanta authorities. The incident follows wolves seen in the area the next day.
An ex-soldier George Williams, 19, appeared at London sessions charged with attempting death by own action. Found with a neck handkerchief in Battersea, he recalled prior self harm attempts in the army and gas inhalation, then claimed memory gaps. He was remanded for medical observation.
The article explains ancient dew ponds in England and their modern counterparts on the Rock of Gibraltar where drinking water is collected by dew condensation. It describes a primitive method using ground hollows, straw, and clay, later improved with asphalt or cement, and notes Gibraltar’s shift to wood and sheet iron.
Chinese women mobilize for patriotism in Canton with a 10,000-strong audience at a political meeting. Miss Pan Kut Fang urged duty to country and emperor, signaling rising female influence, abolition of foot binding, and expanded education led by Princess consort of Prince Ching's lineage.
A humorous defense of newspapers as a household peace maker. Women urged to embrace morning papers to soothe irritable husbands, avoiding apologies and explanations. The piece promotes reading, discussing politics, and sharing ads to bolster domestic harmony, citing a London bazaar anecdote about a hair lock sale.
A political slate lists Otis E. Gulley of Danville for Secretary of State John Reed of Muncie for State Auditor Jonce Monahan of Orleans for State Treasurer Finley Mount of Crawfordsville for Attorney General Edwood Fitzpatrick of Portland for Clerk of the Supreme Court Samuel Ferrell of Skelby for Superintendent of Public Instruction W S Blatchley of Terre Haute for State Geologist J L Peetz of Kokomo for State Statistician Oscar Montgomery of Seymour for Judge Supreme Court Second District Cassius Hadley of Danville for Judge Supreme Court Third District Robert Miller of Franklin for Judge Appellate Court First District Cassius Hadley?
The Indiana Republican platform proclaims support for Roosevelt policies, a protective tariff with a fast, precise assessment, a nonpartisan tariff commission, and reciprocity. It backs Alaska coal leases, constitutional income tax, anti child labor laws, pensions for veterans and widows, state labor and banking reforms, and Beveridge's U S Senate bid. It also declares the eagle as the party emblem.
An article in Hotel World notes summer hotel properties across regions with estimated values: White Mountains five million, Vermont five million, Massachusetts ten million, Catskills three million, Adirondacks seven million, Connecticut four million, and New Jersey exceeds fifty million, highlighting regional hotel wealth.
A commentator asserts cheerfulness stems from birth and education and can be learned by smiling. The piece notes a heavy life weighs on mood and quotes a blunt speaker who believes some phrases would confuse common language, likening a pianola to a spade in a humorous mix of wisdom and wit.
A motivational line emphasizes that failure only arises from not trying or persisting in effort. It attributes the idea to Joaquin Miller and frames perseverance as the path to success. The message urges continued striving for the best despite obstacles.
Fulton Township Trustee Starkey announces weekly office hours at his residence in Cates Indiana every Saturday for the transaction of any township business. He states he will be in his residence to handle all township matters.
Classic old advertisement copy touts Fletcher's Castoria for children and Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy. Claims treat catarrh by internal remedies, with testimonials and physician endorsement. Mentions F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio support and widespread druggist availability.
The Boston Woman's Municipal League advocates for the 1915 exposition and advances city welfare by boosting milk supply, offering mother care instruction, free concerts and exhibitions, funding inspectors to improve sanitary conditions, and promoting broader civic projects.
A departing actress declares she sees America as hopeless and will not return, while a reporter questions the certainty of her remark as Rabies is noted in the scene, leaving readers with a fragmentary sense of tension and mystery.
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