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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
2
A speaker argues for inclusive unionism and collective bargaining and warns organized labor against violence and exclusion. He contends the greatest union is the Stars and Stripes and condemns open shop tactics and strikes that disrupt essential industries, urging restraint for public welfare.
A political exhortation argues voters should back miserly, frugal men over spenders and social climbers. It condemns “good fellows” and graft, urging election of tightwads who save money and demand strong security for any loan.
The state owes duty to dependent or orphaned children of soldiers. Economic and patriotic reasons demand provision for care, sustenance, and education. The program should cover manual and professional training, scholastic and religious instruction to ensure usefulness in life.
The piece argues that wasteful fires are driven by public misunderstanding of fire risk and insurance. It notes that fire losses raise taxes, burden fire departments, and threaten economic health, urging education through press, schools, and public speaking to reduce preventable fires.
Edwin H Armstrong developed a feedback circuit for a three electrode vacuum tube that amplified received signals and enabled heterodyne reception. The arrangement fed plate current back to the grid, allowing oscillation and beat notes, distinguishing autodyne and regenerative or tickler circuits.
The Department of Commerce and its Bureau of Standards outline performance test methods for simple radio receiving sets. New York Electrical Testing Laboratories will conduct tests with the National Retail Dry Goods Association supervising retailers. Tests cover materials workmanship design adjustability ruggedness sensitivity tuning sharpness wavelength range and fidelity of reproduction in radio reception.
Dr Marconil praises radio’s privacy as a future benefit and Chinese music broadcasts prove its versatility. Newark plans a yearly $1 radio aerial tax. Washington reports President Harding owns a powerful White House radio. Barbers use radio to improve the shave experience.
A lesson on Luke chapter one presents the birth of John the Baptist as forerunner to Christ. It notes Zacharias and Elizabeth as righteous yet childless, Gabriel’s visitation, John’s Nazarite vow and Holy Spirit power, Zacharias’s doubt and mute punishment, and Elizabeth’s jubilant birth and naming of John.
A devotional reflection on God’s justice, noting the concern that He may seem slow to repay unfairness and ignore injustices. It urges trust that God will recall and address all matters in due time.
The article notes the first aerial stowaway has been reported and hints at a forthcoming report about a sky derelict.
The saying cautions that happiness in marriage cannot be judged by wedding success. It notes many women struggle to choose a suitable partner among America’s leading eleven women, highlighting social pressures and choice.
A whimsical line notes that if mosquitoes sang as loudly as katydids the number of bites would fall.
Happiness is defined as attaining what you desire for yourself rather than what others seek for you. The quote contrasts external achievement with internal fulfillment.
Observers claim higher education makes college girls taller on average, attributing the change to prolonged study and lifestyle differences tied to campus life.
Fashion note highlights parasol handles carved and ebonized to resemble pet dogs and birds. Designers showcase this novelty as a chic accessory for women, blending grooming and whimsy in an era of decorative accents.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. It claims no spotting fading streaking or running and instructs buyers to tell the druggist fabric type. The accompanying line jokes that truthful women confess about nine out of ten unpleasant truths.
A brief reminder urges readers to weigh diverse viewpoints before deciding. It emphasizes independent judgment and personal responsibility in forming conclusions.
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