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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1923
Page
7
Augustus Canna day of Terre Haute recounts a long illness after a severe flu and stomach distress. He credits Tanlac with restoring appetite, strength, and health after five bottles, urging others to try the medicine sold by druggists.
Nickel Plate president J. J. Bennet quips he is so serious a joke would not be recognized. He says if he heard a funny story, it would likely be forgotten before he leaves the room, noting he would meet wishes only if the material exists.
Advertisement extols Ball Blue laundry product from Red Cross to achieve sparkling white linens after a day of work. Implies reliable stain removal and whitening for household laundry.
Brown visits a country girl and while strolling through fields they spot a cow and calf rubbing noses in bovine affection. He quips that the sight makes him want to do the same. She answers “It’s father’s cow” and the moment ends with a ghostly twist.
The best linoleum is durable and cleanable with long wear. Avoid thin oil cloth and printed designs that rub off. Check thickness and edge cuts to ensure inlaid construction lasts. have the installer fit it if possible.
A Chicago hair salon head explains selecting brushes by bristle type and fastening method. True animal hog bristles are preferred, with tests to identify real bristles. Methods include molten rubber setting, sewn or wire fastening, and visible plug seals in solid handles for durability.
A dialogue quotes Senator Sorghum arguing investigations dampen public interest in war. He asks why investigations are insisted on and answers that disapproval of war fuels the stance. The exchange highlights political tensions over oversight and public engagement with wartime policy.
Lesson outlines Samuel as a lifelong servant of God and judge guided by his mother’s vow. The farewell address to Israel shows his integrity, accountability before God, and call to faithful obedience under a king. Samuel’s intercession and vow to pray remain central themes for learners.
A quotation from W. L. Watkinson contrasts paganism with spiritual focus, arguing that worrying about carnal things betrays pagan values while deeds for the soul ensure nourishment of the body.
A reflective sentiment on releasing clingings to material things and embracing trust in the unseen. The speaker questions holding tightly to possessions while finding guidance in faith and the Creator.
A fragmentary quotation notes that efforts aspiring beyond mere base level produce greater achievement. The line emphasizes ambition and the idea that greatness comes from reaching higher, rather than settling.
An expert cautions against crowding in orchards and small fruit plantings. A detailed distance table for apples, peaches, pears, grapes, berries, and more guides spacing to ensure light, air, and resources. Intercropping suggested when space is tight, with strawberries as a recommended early intercrop.
Any soil that grows corn will support raspberries. Black varieties yield more than red, and everbearing types are unreliable after the first year. Plant in spring on well prepared soil with rows five feet apart and plants three feet apart in the row. Maintain thorough cultivation the first summer and remove most suckers, trimming to a single cane if growth is strong. Gregg and Cumberland are top blacks. Cuth bert and Marlboro reds. St. Regis is the best known everbearer.
The article explains ideal orchard soil maintains daily water movement either upward or downward. Wet undrained soils trap water, hindering capillary action and preventing further water movement. In dry periods, underground reserves feed trees as capillary action resumes.
Orange rust infects blackberry plants and spreads quickly from one plant to another. The disease is most noticeable on the underside of leaves, where it forms a velvety orange yellow coating that gives the leaf a distinct texture. If unchecked, it can devastate an entire patch.
A promotion highlights planting an orchard a small fruit patch and a garden as paths to improved daily living and health. It urges readers to invest time and effort into home horticulture for lasting wellbeing.
The piece contrasts ancient and modern Bagdad with muddy walls and moonlit nights. It muses on Habits of youth and patience, noting the smart age begins around five and lasts until leaving home. It adds observations on marriage and longevity with a wry tone.
Promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for brightening clothes with laundry using guidance to try the product at grocers.
The National Institute for the Blind releases an edition of works by blind British composers. Twenty four pieces across piano organ and voice have been issued by twelve composers, led by the notable organist William Wolstanholme.
A terse note claims certain egoists seek medical counsel from an unnamed physician, suggesting private motives behind the consultation. The item presents no further names or dates.
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