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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1923

Page

3

Price Fixing for Farms Opposed by Harding Administration

Washington reports President Harding will not call an extra session to enact farm relief measures. Officials say no immediate legislative remedy exists as farmers face credit and price pressures. Critics warn government fixed prices would trigger wider consumer guarantees and government overreach.

Washington Harding Congress Senator Capper Kansas Senate Trould

Menace in Farm Prices Fears GOP Chances

United States Senator James A. Watson of Indiana warned in New York that crop and hog prices must rise for farmers to gain reinforcements. He linked farm unrest to Magnus Johnson's Minnesota senate win and World War I conditions, urging President Coolidge to seek renomination.

Wonater Watson Washington Epublican Party United States James A. Watson Stepublican Indiana New Yorks Middle West Magnus Johnson Senate Minnesota Toasonrest Wadson

Los Angeles Hit by Earthquake Triggers Widespread Alarm

A powerful quake rocked Southern California for eleven to twenty seconds, causing plaster to fall in Los Angeles and San Bernardino. No deaths reported. prisoners panicked in jails. injuries occurred as roofs and walls collapsed. Shocks reached Long Beach to Needles. hospitals and state facilities endured tremors.

Los Angeles California San Bernardino Holly‘woode Sixth Street Hall of Records George R. Fisher Sante Barbaray San Diego Imperial Valley Arizona State Line Beach Southern California State Hospital Patton

Sunshine pills spark bright mood rumors among patrons

The article notes patrons refer to certain pills as Sunshine bills causing mood boosts and a sunny side up feeling, suggesting recreational use and social attention around the habit.

Campaign for natural beauty spreads among women leaders

A New York report July 24 states Dr Victor Robinson unveiled a symposium outcome where women leaders nationwide backed a move toward natural cleansing. Ada May Cromwell of the Kentucky League of Women Voters denounced painted faces and scented soaps as corrupting morals, urging washcloths and plain soap as the ideal.

Leaderea Vanity Cass New York Victor Robinson Ada May Cromwell Kentucky League of Women ‘Voters Frankfort

Water Hauling Keeps Industry Going Amid Water Shortages

In Rottaville Pennsylvania on July 24 water hauling runs across the region to sustain industries. Towns divert water from streams and dams to support coal operations as major reservoirs run low and drainage worsens the shortage. Glove fashions shift to cream gray beige and black.

Rottaville Igghuytkill Priver Behuytkill

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