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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1909

Page

2

The Power of Purpose and Determination

The text extols fixed purpose and unity of effort as the engine of achievement. It cites historical figures like Hastings, a Scotch holiday dreamer, William the Silent, Milton, and Paul to illustrate how unwavering aim yields lasting impact and democratic ideals. Aimlessness leads to a cheap life.

Hastings Lord Hartings Cagile Wiliam the Silent Holland Spain Milton Paul Newell Dwight Hillis

Dutch Landscape Painting Emphasizes Human Touch and Quiet Life

The article discusses seventeenth century Dutch landscape painting showing scenes of peaceful daily life. It notes focus on external observation rather than personal feeling, with detailed human activity and works of man visible in gardens and town houses.

Charles H. Coffin St. Nicholas

Fragments on rabies lore and mad bulls in old notes

A sixties era excerpt cites Baluchistan superstition linking rabies to dead larks and a wild snima. It also recalls Butchers' Common legend from William the Conqueror era, where Earl Warren supposedly observed mad bulls shot through town, inspiring a medieval grant to butchers for yearly sport.

Baluchistan G. P. Tate India Wiliam Earl of Warren John Castle Meadows London Standard

Do you raise anything worth while In your garden

A city visitor asks about garden produce. Mr. Crosstots replies 30 is the best place in the village for fishing worms, cited by the Washington Star.

Plain Talk on a Double Faced Woman in Comic Cuts

Comic Cuts features a quip on a supposedly double faced woman with the remark that one such face is bad enough. The brief exchange plays on reputation and humor typical of the panel.

Do You Believe In Reincarnation The Selfish Theorist

A dialog fragment contrasts a serious girl and flippant young man debating reincarnation and returning to planets as creditors and deliverers wander through space. A tar factory remark elicits a comic rebuttal about voice and pitch in a playful, noisy exchange.

Sis Chicago News

Anna Shaw advocates women for police force

Dr. Anna Shaw promotes female recruitment for policing and criticizes criminats, noting muttering as a key issue. The Washington Star quotes Shaw and cites a scene illustrating humorous inner consciousness and subjective humor as discussed by Miss Cayenne and Solumun Wheeze.

Anna Anna Shaw Miss Cayenne Washington Star

Do you believe in miracles asks Chicago Record Herald

A humorous reminiscence from the Chicago Record Herald about a waiting umbrella found in a car and returned after inquiry at the car’s location, reflecting on small daily coincidences.

Chicago Record- Herald

Cause and Effect Dialogue in Town Topics Quotation

A brief Town Topics item features a kindly man and his comrade discussing a passerby with a sad face. The woman counters with a calm scornful gaze and a feminine, acquiescent remark about feeling sad if she had such a face.

New Perils Across the Channel Question

A tourist asks if the crossing is dangerous as the Englishman warns the risk lies more with war hazards than the past. The excerpt notes uncertainty about what an airship might drop on travelers.

Washington Star

Chicago News Held by the Enemy

A brief note cites Hank Stubbs and Bige Miller discussing summer visitors at Culver, with remarks about aircraft and the exchange of board money in advance.

Hank Stubbs Culver's Bige Miller Boxstun Herald

All is not gold that glitters proverb quoted

The Catholic Standard and Times notes the saying All is not gold that glitters and questions the value of the Golden Rule in common practice. It remarks that many people fail to live up to high ideals, treating kindness as mere talk rather than action.

Tokyo Catholic Standard and Times Creation Robin Riverview Exposition Exhibition Chicago

The Way of Finance and the Gold Brick Trader

A Boston Traveler remark notes a man who constantly buys gold bricks and then sells them to others at a profit. The exchange hints at elusive wealth tactics and recurring market moves.

Boston

Very Adaptable Styleண்டும்

The text presents fragmented phrases about fashion and adaptability with ad copy tones. It references a stylish damsel and implies social norms of appearance, mentioning Pittsburg Post and Cleveland main dealer quotes about domestic decor and behavior. The content remains garbled with no clear news event or identifiable subjects.

The River Season Closes Yet Tales Sail On

A collage of vintage quips from Chicago News and Kansas City Times quotes, pairing wry humor with light social observations. Pithy exchanges cover vacation plans, inflated stock jokes, and reflections on life and figures.

Greening Browning Chicago News

Days That Wait and a Step from the Vacation Bill

A fragment reflecting debate over a vacation bill and a looming coal issue. The text hints at political delay and potential economic concerns surrounding coal, suggesting a tense, uncertain outlook in public policy in Boston.

Boston Post

Gownology and Coffee Claims in Early 20th Century Ads

A collage of period advertisements notes fashion cost claims and novelty coffee products. It touts a gown price edge over neighbors and introduces Dr Shoop Health Coffee as a fast brews substitute with a grain based blend. It also mentions a pink pain tablet and a man gambling with himself at a cafe.

Fountain County Asylum Supply Bids Sought

Under 1899 law the county asylum superintendent files three month supply estimates for meats groceries dry goods house furnishings and other inmate subsistence items. Bids due by noon with rejection rights reserved and inspected in the Auditor's office. Authority: Fountain County Auditor W B Gray.

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