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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1923
Page
3
A herd of about 10 000 buffalo roams Antelope Island near Salt Lake City as postscripts note the sizeable wildlife presence.
The city taxis in Paris now use a green illuminated sign on the roof to indicate the cab is vacant. This new feature helps passengers quickly identify available service and streamlines street pickups in the city.
A discussion on ghosts as evidence for immortality, quoting Samuel Johnson and Plato. It contrasts belief in spirits with skepticism, noting Socrates view that pure souls do not return as ghosts and comparing life to a race with possible transmigration of the soul.
The lesson presents Abraham as a call from Ur to leave his country and kindred, venturing toward a land God will show. It emphasizes faith over idolatry, becoming a blessing to many, and ends with God testing Abraham by the offering of Isaac, illustrating steadfast trust and divine reward.
Laddie Buck, nephew of Laddie Boy and son of famed Alan A Dale, was presented to President Coolidge by Mrs. A. P. Calhoun of Atlanta, Georgia. Flora Blanche is Lad die Boy's sister.
A humorous quip from a Dry Goods Economist features a woman driver speeding to catch a rival to view her hat trim. An officer questions the motive, highlighting the fashion chase as the punchline.
A concise quotation about education contrasts the value of self denial over broad teaching. It suggests disciplined focus yields more virtue than half measures. The sentiment reflects a stern view on educational aims attributed to Dr Sterling.
A reflective aphorism notes that even flawless performance may fail to meet real needs and warns against hubris in leadership and judgment.
A fragmentary verse warns against vice as numerous deceptive lights that fret the mind. The speaker Bowen hints at moral hazard and calls for vigilance against temptations.
A grandmother visits and is told a tale by Mary about a dog that could fly. Mary claims the dog flew skyward, insisting it was a bird dog despite the grandmother’s correction.
An old advertisement promotes genuine California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for babies and children. It claims it relieves constipation without narcotics, sweetens the stomach, and starts the liver and bowels without griping.
A witty exchange between a bold girl and a suitor ends with playful claims about being the best man in the world. The dialogue turns on romance and propriety, reflecting social flirtation in a newspaper feature.
To insure glistening white table linens use Red Cross Ball Blue in your laundry. It never disappoints. At all good grocers.
A reader quote exchange highlights differing views on a portrait and the artist's skill. The dialogue features a mother and daughter discussing how the painting flatters or challenges the subject's appearance. The snippet appears in Pick Me Up.
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