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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
9
President Harding outlines a plan to restore world order through cooperative diplomacy and flexible tariffs. He urges Congress to support a budget system, reduce taxes, and foster a balanced economy while advancing a wartime debt settlement and a revamped merchant marine program.
A public lands memo argues federal and state royalties could total 12 billion dollars, fueling reclamation and irrigation projects. It notes 79 million acres of swamp and cut over lands ripe for reclaiming in southern states, mostly state or privately owned, with survey feasibility and private participation urged. The president cites Russia relief as precedent for large aid programs.
Ethel Clayton delivers a notable performance in Exit the Vamp portraying the wife opposite Mop Barnes and Fontaine in a three day engagement. The production, part of a ghostly vampire motif, highlights Clayton’s refined screen presence and star power in a period theater setting.
London report notes Dr. Scherbe of Vienna tested carrot based diets. He claims carrots turnips and onions supply salts that stimulate hair growth including for bald men.
Mrs Irvine L Lenroot wife of Wisconsin senator serves as president of the Congressional Club of Washington a group limited to wives of senators and congressmen.
A fragmentary note extols a home made cough remedy as superior to store bought medicines. It mentions molasses as a component and criticizes priced cough syrups, suggesting the homemade mix works fast. The text references a Pinex Co product and a Newey pine extract configuration, but details are unclear.
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