22 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
1
A fragmented aphorism notes that wealth without sharing leads to personal poverty and social neglect, urging generosity as a path to true wealth and community standing.
Reports from druggists note Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer and Co as highly successful for kidney and urinary conditions. An insurer said many rejections come from undetected kidney trouble, and Swamp Root is sold in two bottle sizes with a test offer of ten cents for a sample. Includes ads for Cuticura skin care and a shoe fitting gag.
Press statements nationwide claim veterans exposed to war gas are losing their voices. The U S veterans bureau released Cal Robert A Patterson saying studies show little evidence gas caused respiratory trouble. Disabilities developing months after discharge likely had no link to gas exposure.
The senate discussed recognizing the Russian Soviet government while White House officials insist the United States will not change its policy toward Russia. Officials deny reports of crude negotiations or plans for an Washington economic conference, signaling continued caution on European economics while listening to allied proposals. Senator Edge attacked recognition, arguing it undermines liberty and property protections and endangers American interests under any flag.
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States announces a plan to advance arbitration for settling disputes among business men. It envisions wider use within national chamber member organizations, with arbitration to resolve local, industry, and national cases, plus good offices to avoid arbitration when possible. The plan highlights speed, finality, and reduced reliance on technical court procedures.
Immigrants filing first papers face delays as State Department reports weekly influx of applications for aliens seeking citizenship. British officials note the issue as past statutes expire, with naturalization conditions requiring five years residence and an oath after declaration.
A mixed clipping blends cooking instructions with a short poem. It covers lemon marinated fried chicken steps with stock sauce, a coffee cup dessert drink, Virginia baked ham with peanut butter glaze, buttered asparagus method, Southern spoon bread recipe, and ends with a vivid nature scene poem fragment set in a harvest season.
Seasonal foods offer leftovers turned into Fish Pudding with a custard, Summer Soup using tomatoes cucumber and garlic, Pineapple Punch with pineapple and lemon juice, and Rhubarb and Strawberry Cannerva. Instructions include flaking fish, baking, chilling soups, and preserving berry rhubarb mixtures for canning.
The Bureau of Public Roads and the U S Department of Agriculture distribute surplus war material for highway construction. A field staff of about 276 inventories and ships material with an 80 day requisition window. By Feb 1 the distributed value reached 126 million dollars with 90 million in motor vehicles and parts. Additional stock at Camp Grant and other sites totals bricks walls staples mesh tools and picks ready for road use and quick dispersal.
A West Virginia educator at the National Education association conference calls mud the greatest defect in American education and in communities. He cites bad roads hindering school attendance, crop movement, and overall communication, noting that any poor transportation disrupts activity.
In Massac County Illinois farmers rely on over 800 miles of gravel roads that expand yearly. Gravel is mined from hills by the Ohio River and some waste material is repurposed for road building. Muddy weather does not hinder market access.
Wisconsin highway builders attend a session with state county town village and city officials contractors foremen patrolmen and operators to discuss road problems and solutions. Across the United States no fewer than 80 million people are Good Roads advocates.
Mrs Celesta Fell of Boston says Tanlac helped her gain eight pounds in two weeks, ease indigestion, restore appetite, and improve sleep and energy after years of weakness. She urges others to try Tanlac as it’s sold by all good druggists.
Emporia Kansas testimonial letter lauds Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a helpful remedy for girls and women. The note claims health improvements during adolescence and continued use for typical female symptoms. It emphasizes plant based ingredients and positions the product as a woman’s medicine.
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