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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
3
A famed horse player who won 150000 dollars in England ends up living on a park bench. The text notes age related preferences and a wreck brought a doctor to his sibling after four years apart, all presented as a haphazard assembly of anecdotes.
A contemporary expedition team reports smooth returns from Arctic journeys, contrasting with older adventurers who often required towing home after perilous travels. The note highlights advances in equipment and planning guiding safer recoveries.
A fragmented OCR text discusses horses returning in some industries and notes about milk routes and Dobbin. It references Europe, truth, wiser spen, and vague comments on debts and markets with garbled words and unclear specifics.
A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt depicts a village clash over a noisy Sabbath day with multiple automobile parties causing dust and disruption to pigs and poultry. The grouch laments the disturbance while an optimist remains assured despite the commotion.
An ad touts Diamond Dyes as a simple home dye for wool, cotton, linen and mixed fabrics. It claims no streaks or spots and guarantees perfect results, urging readers to show the package to a druggist for material type guidance.
A hazy ad text touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads with a five minute wash and daily toilet use. It mentions a dog appears and a dog sitter or owner, then promotes Culieran Talcum as part of the cleaning routine.
Henry Hawtends to boast about a speech as his wife Maria watched from the gallery. She notes the resemblance to their courtship and suggests he should get to the point. He replies with mild surprise and curiosity about her reaction.
A laundress hums O Happy Day while hanging a snowy wash and promoting Red Cross Ball Blue in a cheerful advertisement.
A succinct tribute quotes Louis M. Notkin on a mother’s love as a path to eternity within mortality. The reflection centers on maternal devotion offering comfort and enduring significance.
The saying notes that tact may suppress asserting rights when stakes are low, suggesting discretion over direct confrontation. It contrasts bold assertion with polite restraint in situations lacking urgency or consequence.
Practical design advice for a low cost frame bungalow with a wide porch and dormers. William A. Radford answers readers' questions on building, costs, and planning, emphasizing simple, sturdy construction and the value of a working plan for accurate bids.
Chauncey M. Depew ranks Wendell Phillips Henry Ward Beecher and Robert G Ingersoll as top speakers. He recalls a New York dinner with General Sherman and a Washington review speech followed by Henry W Grady praising Confederate homecomings. Each episode drew intense audience zeal and dramatic oratorical effect.
A College of France observer questions reports that spiders respond to musical sounds. He says spiders feel vibrations through webs near their nests rather than perceiving notes as sounds, likening the effect to buzzing from an entrapped fly and denying notable intelligence.
The USDA bulletin notes celery shifted from a rare table feature to a large industry producing up to 17 million crates annually. It covers soil types, fertilizer regimes, seed choices, plant care, irrigation, disease control, blanching, harvesting, storage, shipping, and cost accounting for profits.
The best time to caponize depends on breed variation and individual development. Monitor comb and wattles for reddening as signs of reproductive growth and rising blood flow, then operate when they show red but before full redness and hanging wattles to minimize danger and pain.
Readers are advised to store surplus fall vegetables like turnips lettuce and radishes in a cave or cellar to feed poultry next winter rather than plow under or let them spoil. The method preserves food for fowls during cold months.
Early hatched pullets mature to lay in the fall and early winter while older hens molt and rest. To avoid egg shortages during the fall, poultry keepers should hatch early and maintain a good supply of early hatched pullets ready to lay as the old hens pause production.
Cockerels eat more scratch feed and less mash than pvlets. Medium sized birds are preferred over very large roosters, especially for those kept for breeding purposes.
As the chicks grow they need more room and should not crowd. Avoid musty or decayed food and tough grass as green feed. Use quick growing crops and keep feed hoppers filled to prevent hunger. Two year old hens should be sold by the third season. grit and oyster shell should be in the ration for all.
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