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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
1
A government budget talk led by General Lord criticizes misclassification of hospital supplies including a human skeleton. He recalls past padded estimates, likening Congress to a drunken club dog bite incident, urging sober figures to rebuild trust with appropriations committees.
The new National Arboretum in Washington will gather seeds from historic trees across the country. Indiana leads with its Dumont Kennedy elm seeds, as the wood of many renowned trees travels to the capital for a planned Mount Vernon style arboretum.
A Commerce Department survey notes fiscal year ending June 30 1922 shows US Latin American trade up about 44 percent from 1914. Investment also rises with over 200 million dollars in Latin American public loans, including three Argentina loans of 50 million 27 million and 13 million and a 5 million loan to Cuba.
A USDA biological survey estimates only about 52 000 elk remain in the United States in two large groups and highlights Yellowstone region herds of about 62 000 as a remnant. The report calls for federal state and public cooperation to preserve these prized elk and notes translocation to various states for re stocking over the past decade.
Indiana officials report about 1500 boiler accidents yearly nationwide with 400 explosions. A new boiler law is planned with two manufacturers, two insurers, two engineers, a Purdue rep, and the boiler inspector to draft it. Other notes cover horticulture in Vincennes, American Legion travel plans, and local g commerce updates across cities.
A reader letters describe using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Mrs Sharman's testim onials as a cure for female ailments and weakness. The piece urges consultation with family physicians and promotes the medicine as a proven remedy.
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