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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
2
In a dry summer Brown asks how to raise potatoes. Jones suggests planting onions among the potatoes. The onions reportedly help by drawing moisture and reducing the impact of the dry weather for the crop.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble without realizing it. Poor kidney health can cause back ache head pain and low energy. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is claimed to restore kidney health and help overall wellbeing. A sample bottle is offered by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
An aphoristic Horace line about a man who stays steadfast and unyielding under public anger or tyrant threats, emphasizing moral courage and firm purpose. The quotation highlights the virtue of unshakable resolve.
The United States faces a potential billion dollar total in war damage claims against Germany. About 10,000 individuals plus government demands seek compensation for property losses and noncombatant harm from World War I, with U S officials projecting final awards near 150 million and German properties valued at 350 million held by the Alien Property Custodian.
Senator Fess advocates constitutional change to require at least six of nine justices to declare a law unconstitutional. He cites Ohio practice and argues for independent branches with checks on federal power. Other senators Borah La Follette propose seven-judge and two-thirds override ideas, which Fess opposes.
Representative Frear outlines a program for the progressive group led by Senator La Follette including restoration of the excess profits tax with higher brackets, retroactive tax on undistributed corporate earnings, higher inheritance taxes, a gift tax, and ending tax record secrecy. He also proposes a constitutional amendment to reach tax exempt securities and stock dividends to curb tax avoidance.
A report published by Secretary Hoover outlines unemployment reduction plans from a special committee appointed by the President's conference on unemployment. Members include Owen D. Young of General Electric, Mary Van Kleeck, Russell Hage, Matthew Woll, Lawrence M. Woolley, Edward B. Hunt, and others. Key recommendations call for tighter credit expansion control by banks and federal inflation controls to curb waste and extravagance in booms.
In a run-down house with broken cellar windows neighbors see cats and other pets disappear into the cellar. When asked to check for a missing tortoiseshell cat, Uncle Bill refuses saying he will not go downstairs at night to sort through cats for anyone.
J Marten, census commissioner for India, reveals the 1921 population around 319 million amid a two million strong enumerator force. Literacy and household enumeration caused fierce resistance with some enumerators stabbed by suspicious Hindus and bribery attempts to falsify results. Bengal records the highest density at 608 per square mile.
A fragment communicates a request for excuses for Mary and Willie from school duties. It mentions being jumpy and a recess incident with a boy’s basement and stairs, alongside garbled phrases and stray quotes. The source text is unreadable in places, showing stray punctuation and incomplete sentences.
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