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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
2
An editorial argues that child labor remains legal in backward states harming national progress. It urges local reform, warns against excessive federal control, and calls for constitutional power if needed to compel action to protect youth and strengthen American opportunity.
A fragmented civic discussion proposes empowering women to confer a Doctor of Safety degree as a symbolic program. The text imagines pin-based safety audits, traffic at intersections, and child safety education as a means to reduce city accidents and fatalities.
A plea on civic duty and Christian service urging citizens to balance earning with giving back to society. The author laments those who seek to take more than they render and argues that true reward comes from service rather than accumulation. The piece calls for a universal resolve to provide value before seeking compensation.
A call for removing restraints on worker effort across all levels and roles. The text argues long hours are undesired and urges unions to push for maximum effort to boost employment, reduce jurisdictional conflicts, and eliminate material-use restrictions. It asserts workers in hard and soft collars alike share this demand.
The United States Department of Agriculture supports a campaign begun in Connecticut to improve adult and child nutrition by adding milk and fibrous foods. Recipes feature cabbage rich in fiber and versatile in soups and creamed dishes. aims include reducing headaches, constipation, and irritability through healthier meals.
Government guidance emphasizes choosing tender cuts for broiling or roasting and using tougher cuts for stews soups and braising. It notes ground beef can be formed and cooked rare, and outlines tender cuts like rib roasts porterhouse and sirloin steaks with cooking times. It also advises using bones for stock and describes Swiss steak preparation and slow braising for tough cuts.
The office of home economics at the U S Department of Agriculture provides a tested recipe for homemade furniture polish. Mix 1 pint linseed oil or 1 pint turpentine with 1 cup vinegar, shake well in a bottle before each use.
When jacking a car on soft ground remove the floor-board and use it as a stable resting surface for the jack. This precaution prevents the jack from sinking and improves safety on unstable soil.
A pastry filling combines ghopped figs and walnuts with water and sugar. Flour thickens the mix while lemon juice adds flavor.
A collection of old fashioned preserving ideas for mustard pickles mushroom catsup tomato soy and oil pickles with step by step instructions. The column then pivots to light notes on a disabled dirigible headline writers future and remarks on women diplomats and western European farming trends.
The text argues that focusing all force on a single act heightens concentration, an attribute of genius. By dedicating attention to a single subject, one can forget worry and discouragement and find joy in productive work.
A compact guide to making Sally Lunn waffles Blue Grass waffles and baked fruit doughnuts. Recipes cover mixing, rising, and baking with details for muffins pan cakes and a Newport dried beef dish served on toast.
An 1873 note recalls Maury asking his son if he was dragging anchors and receiving the reply yes. The father answered bravely All's well in the end, a testament to a famed marine authority.
Simple advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue for freshness and whiteness of baby clothes. Claims no streaks or damage and notes availability at all good grocers.
In a Western scene Three-Fingered Sam asks to join a poker game. Cactus Joe replies that if Sam goes East and buys a bathing suit without pockets or sleeves they might let him sit in. The banter centers on cheating risk and comic frontier code.
A young man prepares for a tense interview with the girl's father, seeking respect and a chance at a meaningful relationship. The scene centers on anticipation, boundaries, and the promise of future connection.
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