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Newspaper

Darlington Herald

Location

Darlington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1922

Page

8

Washington Sacks Postal Chief Buffington Likely to Succeed

Malcolm Kerlin resigns as director of the postal savings system in Washington and is to be replaced by William E Buffington a Republican. The senate military committee reportedly approves suspending promotions below colonel. National forest highway plan asks about 10 million dollars for 1170 miles across 23 states. President Harding rejects Philippine independence and backs delaying ship subsidies for about a month. Second class postal rate cuts under White House review. Coal reserves show railroads hold 75 days of bituminous stock as of June 1.

Malcolm Kerlin Postal Savings System Washington William E. Buffiington National Forest Wallace Harding White House Senate Walsh Lenroot House Lasker Treasury Department

Harding backs railway board as unions prepare July strike

The labor unrest centers on maintenance of way and shop workers who plan a possible July 1 strike. President Harding commits full backing to the Federal Railway Labor Board amid warnings from union leaders and board chair Ben Hooper that misrepresentations could harm workers and the public.

Harding Federal Railway Labor Board Labor Board Ben W. Hooper Hooper Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad Railroad Labor Board

OVIET RUSSIA Plans Scrutinized by Hague Commission

The International commission at The Hague delves into Russia’s affairs this week to assess how plans have been modified and what changes may result. The inquiry focuses on potential shifts in strategy and their international implications.

Oviet Russia International ‘ Commission Hague

Tanlac credited with curing long standing ailments

HL Molir of 1128 Fourth St says Tanlac fixed his troubles after other medicines failed. He previously suffered heart pressure, poor appetite, back pains, headaches and dizziness, but after taking Tanlac he gained weight and now eats freely with no pain or headaches. Tanlac sold by druggists.

HL Molir St. Pe Mors

Turning It Loose in a Witty Exchange

A humorous dialogue in which a bride reveals she saved thoughts for after marriage while the groom complains she has turned into a constant talker. The Judge remarks on the long engagement and the couple’s mismatch between planning and speaking.

Rest Your Tired Feet Ash Advertisement Claim

An old advertisement touts a foot care product promising quick relief for tired feet and blisters. It claims the antiseptic mixture reduces pain from bunions and callouses, keeps feet cool, and extends wear of shoes and stockings when walked in comfort.

Electricity Growth in America Reaches New Peak

In under two decades electricity production in the United States has risen more than fifteenfold. It now exceeds the total energy a single person could generate in a year by a factor of five, prompting reflections on labor and industrial progress.

America

Red Cross Ball Blue Laundry Ad Claims Rust Spot Solution

Advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a solution to rust spots in laundry caused by inferior billing. It invites readers to try the product and see results.

Library for Every Ship Aimed During War Years

The American Library Association sent 250000 books to merchant ships forming ship libraries. The effort moved libraries among vessels. The American Merchant Marine Library Association now organizes to continue the work under the slogan A Library for Every Ship.

American Library Association American Merchant Marine Library Association

Sales positions for Ford equipped home territory

George F. Cram Company advertises sales work for men and women in home territory. Requires a Ford or other vehicle. Thor ough training and liberal commissions offered. Apply at 111 North Market Street Chicago Illinois.

Ford George F. Cram Company North Market Street Chicago Illnois

Power Is Powerless Without Conscious Ability

A concise aphorism notes that real strength relies on awareness of one’s own capacity. It emphasizes self knowledge as the key to effective action and personal empowerment.

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