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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
2
The article argues public works can relieve unemployment during downturns, cautions against non-productive projects, and notes a surge in municipal bond sales for road, bridge, and highway construction. It cites the Conference on Unemployment urging coordinated, sustained effort to prevent depressions and improve long term welfare.
The text urges tearing down racial prejudice and embracing the diverse contributions of all races to America. It cautions against racial superiority and cites President Harding on America as a nonracial entity, calling for a manifest destiny achieved through blending and inclusion.
New York police report the capture of a man dubbed the weekend burglar after a staged trap near East Seventy second Street. Thomas Bell, 24, a London-born chauffeur from Astoria, admitted several recent burglaries and attempted entry through multiple apartment windows before fleeing via a fire escape.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes Bantam breeds serve ornamental and educational roles and provide useful eggs for family use. They require less space, suit children to handle, and foster poultry interest, though average egg output is low around 1 dozen to 1.5 dozen eggs yearly.
In North Cheyenne Canyon a mountain lion on Mount Baldy was attacked by two bald eagles. Pearl Turner and Ellan Taylor witnessed the fight as the eagles swarmed the lion, pressing the animal into brush where it finally sought shelter after a relentless aerial assault.
Louis Rosenthal says the motive for a robbery spree was money for his approaching marriage. He and two other youths were arrested for robbing Miss Ida Kurtzman of 1062 dollars drawn from a bank.
Poultry experts from the United States Department of Agriculture explain how to locate stolen nests by confining turkeys from morning to afternoon. They note nesting habits in confinement versus free range, with common nest types like barrels and earth bowls and the tendency to nest near home in cold weather.
The article notes spring rains worsen roof leaks, unlike winter when ice may shelter roofs. It urges immediate repairs to prevent damp quarters and illness in the flock, warning leaks allow rain to enter and cause respiratory diseases.
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