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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
3
A lonely brown leaf on a low branch befriends a purple flower beside it. The flower, smaller and less noticed, finds beauty in the leaf and helps it endure, while the green leaves above misjudge their quiet bond. The two nurture each other through wind and weather, discovering value beyond outward looks.
Clara Kimball Young is praised as a beautiful soul in a poetic comparison. The narrator imagines lovers asleep under winter’s white blanket until Spring awakens them, finding Leaf beside Purple, a line attributed to McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
Anna and Anne are distinct names with different origins and legends. The article traces Anna to the Roman goddess of the year and links Anne to Dido's companion, Virgil's Aeneid tale, with anecdotes from Ireland and Byzantium. It mentions variably associated figures and notes Anna as a jade of luck, with Wednesday as a lucky day.
The piece argues against gloating over others misfortune and notes that 1914 to 1920 saw mixed changes in millionaire incomes. It cites Bureau of Internal Revenue data showing few one millionaires in 1914 and 1916 but 206 in 1916, 65 above one million in 1919, and indications that corporate profits remained volatile into 1920. It warns the rich face uncertainty while urging readers to view wealth shifts with restraint. It includes a Wheeler Syndicate copyright note and a humor sidebar about vacation plans.
An elderly woman recalls how manners shaped girlhood education from early days. She notes a shift toward openness in modern times while warning against prying with personal questions about prices salaries or health which she calls rude and intrusive.
A poetic fragment describes haunting visions roaming lingering on trodden paths. The speaker offers hospitality, inviting all to enter their open door and be part of a shared festive presence.
In theatrical terms a new calling arises among agencies where talent is sought for all occasions. A lantern cooler is a lantern bearer who performs a variety turn between reels while a six reel film runs, giving relief during projector recovery.
Article discusses choosing and installing home antennas for radio reception. It notes the rise of receivers in the United States and describes single wire and multiwire designs, grounding, lightning protection, lead-in length, and the importance of placing antennas away from power lines for best reception.
Reports describe New York planning a permanent radio fair and a burglar turned radio talker on crime prevention. Sir Oliver Lodge aims to electrify England’s atmosphere by radio to fight drought. A Cayuga Lake camper hears a Louisville concert via aerial. Rioters at Ithaca use radio for meetings. A detector circuit tip promises 8–10 volt meters and tripled tube life. A wireless telephony link connects Turks and Caicos islands with ships over twelve miles.
Taunton Massachusetts tale of a 69 year old woman who reports relief from back leg pain and lifelessness after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She now works in a laundry and manages housework with renewed energy and shares her testimonial with coworkers.
Dialogue snippet mentions a husband fond of yachting and a wartime money from canned salmon, with a sense of owing to the sea. No clear incident, location, or organization present.
An eminent medical authority condemns pills and salts for constipation citing permanent injury. It promotes Nujol as a natural, non laxative lubricant. claimed to be safe, non medicine, and approved by physicians and hospitals. Get a bottle from your druggist.
Sniter asks if his daughter would make a suitable wife. Lawyer bluntly refuses and requests five dollars in payment.
A casual remark about a negligée shirt serves as a metaphor for how a cautious promise ends all debate. The line implies when a man says he will see about it the matter is effectively settled.
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