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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
3
Edward W. Pickard notes friction over France and Lausanne as allies dispute the platform. Officials warn foreign ships bringing beverage liquor into American ports may be seized and captains arrested, impacting diplomacy and U.S. foreign relations amid postwar debates.
The pope backs court determined reparations with fair data and guarantees for creditors, urging peaceful terms over costly territorial occupation. He notes French pressure and German nonpayment risks to Europe, while Belgium's Premier Theunis struggles and Poincare faces isolation as Franco-Belgian solidarity wanes.
At Lausanne allies clash with France over Turkish bond payments on a gold franc basis. Turks demand current exchange rates, while Britain and Greece pressure for a compromise. Mosul boundaries settled for British influence. League of Nations to arbitrate future issues. Harding pledges budget cuts as state and local taxes rise.
President Harding defends West trip speeches as campaign material while warning nullificationists to enforce federal acts, resist state retreat from governance, and oppose coal nationalization. He urges federal police potential and cites coal supply anxieties ahead of winter.
Dr F G Bantling of the University of Toronto promotes insulin treatment for diabetes with success on Robert Lansing and Elizabeth Hughes. The U S Public Health Service endorses insulin as a major recent discovery and Bantling receives a $7,500 annuity from the Canadian government.
The Labor Party of Great Britain votes 2,880,000 to 366,000 against affiliating with the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. Frank Hodges says it would be madness to align with those who deny the value of political democracy.
Governor Walton condemns sheriff rule as lawless after two state officers are arrested for drunkenness. He proclaims martial law in Okmulgee County and deploys National Guard units. Similar violence in four other counties blamed on the Ku Klux Klan. further martial law threats follow. Also ICC orders abolishing assigned car rule to stabilize coal mining regions and rail fuel supplies.
The 1922 Year Book from the U S Department of Agriculture assesses oats production facing a possible peak and modest acreage reductions. Motor trucking lowers farm feed demand while oats remain vital for horse feeds and rotation crops.
A Iowa experiment station expert notes contented pigs fatten fastest. It stresses comfortable beds and resting places over parlor confinement, while boars sows and pigs require exercise. The aim is to keep pigs happy and well rested to maximize growth and returns.
Best development comes from close attention to brood coops cleanliness proper feed and water shade and free range. Keep a good mash before them. Watch for lice and mites they multiply rapidly during warm weather. Clean and spray houses and coops.
The USDA dairy division explains farm butter production as a declining yet still meaningful farm product. It covers cream quality, churning methods, overcoming processing difficulties, packaging for market, storing butter, and recommended dairy house layout.
The article summarizes United States Department of Agriculture Bulletin 1954 by Loren B. Smith on how Japanese beetles feed on over 200 plant species and the implications for control. It notes peak feeding on various crops and trees at different times, with fruit, corn, and beans often targeted, and explains extensions for applying sprays and monitoring seasonal shifts.
A guide to preparing Bordeaux mixture for potatoes outlines a five pound copper sulfate and five pound lime in 50 gallons of water. Dissolve copper sulfate by bagging and suspending in water while lime is prepared with hot water then slaked with cold water. Mix copper sulfate solution into lime milk for best results.
Guidelines urge thorough disinfection of all hog quarters used by cholera-affected hogs. Use lime in small lots, burn litter and refuse, spray buildings with stock dip, drain mud wallows, refresh soil with quicklime, and destroy nonrecovering hogs.
Mrs J J Bieber of Minneapolis reports long illness and backache eased after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She notes improved health and weight gain after starting the remedy and recommends it to others.
Mrs. W. B. Shaw of Chicago says the Vegetable Compound helped her after severe female weakness left her bedridden. She credits the product with restoring her strength and urges others to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
A Scottish farmer elected school manager visited the village school and asked what naething is. A boy answered it is what the farmer gave him the other day for holding the horse. The judge notes this as a humorous exchange during the election of a school official.
Quoted reflection on contentment as the true measure of happiness beyond worldly status. The text argues that without inner contentment, status and grandeur fail to increase a person’s fulfillment.
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