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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1923

Page

2

Alcohol as Motor Fuel Becomes French Propaganda

French chemists push for substituting alcohol from beets grapes and by-products for imported gasoline. Studies show alcohol fuels can boost efficiency and be used in standard engines, with government contemplating a national fuel program and alcohol monopoly to stabilize prices.

Paris France United States Great Britain Efolland Association Des Chemistes de Sucrerie Et de Distillerie de France M. Massaraud Ministry of Finance Beziers Hierault National Alcohol Office England Empire Motor Fuels Committee Germany Central South America South Africa French Chemical Association M. Lindet M. Masfaraud

Double Death by Own Action in Louisville Home

Despondent over ill health George Schneider fifty and his sister Anna died a few days ago in Louisville Kentucky. Schneider built a scaffold in a room of their home and his sister hanged herself upon it before he ended his own life.

Louisville, Ky George Schneider Anna Schneider

Judge Bans Cheek Dancing In Long Beach

Police Judge M. G. Hawkins orders a couple to abstain from fox trotting in Long Beach for one year to abolish cheek to cheek dancing in local amusements.

Long Beach Cal M. G. Hawkins

Navy Building Plan Outlined For The Coming Year

The navy proposes eight cruisers four river gunboats and three cruiser submarines for next year. Observers question the balance with Britain and Japan ahead in tonnage while United States totals lag in cruisers and fast scouts. Submarine capacity and aircraft carrier tonnage are debated as Langley remains the sole US carrier type with Lexington and Saratoga conversion underway.

United States Great Britain Japan Panama Canal Navy Department Mr. Denby Langley Amagi Akagi

Tablet marks historic mansion once home of Monroe

A bronze tablet unveiled at 2017 I Street Northwest honors the Monroe era home now marked as a historic spot. The District Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution presented the marker, noting Monroe’s role in selecting the site of the U.S. capital and his ties to Washington and Jefferson.

The Arts Club I Street Monroe Rose Gouverneur Hoes Maud Campbell Gouverneur Chapter the Daughters of the American Revolution Rudolph James Monroe United States Congress Lower Falls Potomac Thomas Jefferson Georgetown Maryland Washington Jefferson National Capital White House

Patrick Earns Wings at Sixty in Air Service

Secretary of War Weeks announced Maj. Gen. Mason M. Patrick has qualified as a pilot at age sixty, after passing all tests including takeoff, landing, cross country flight, and engine knowledge. Weeks also authorized two air service officers to survey a potential around the world route via Alaska, Aleutians, Japan, and onward to Australia.

Mason M. Patrick Army Air Service Patrick Weeks Air Service General Patrick Engineers Corps Air Serv Alaska Aleutian Islands Japan Asiatic London Australia

Taft and Harding Set Record Mileage in Presidential Tours

President Taft still holds the long travel record with about 114,550 miles in four years as chief executive. Harding’s Pacific coast Alaska voyage will total 15,057 miles, nearly the swing around the circle, nearing Taft’s mark though within one trip.

Harding Pacific Coast Alaska Henderson Shipping Board President Marrison San Diego Cal Panama Canal San Juan Porto Rico American Legion New York Taft United States Middle West West South Panama Canal Zone White House Roosevelt Wilson Paris England Italy Belgium

Kid Flowers Fashion Trend Shades Hat and Gown

A fashion note observes that kid flowers in cloth dyed with varied colors appear in unusual hats and gowns. The piece notes that kid flowers at the moment are fashionable and in vogue.

Metallic Dots and Border Design Describe Item Surface

The description notes a surface with sprinkled metallic dots and a border design featuring a metallic figure. It highlights decorative elements without stating purpose or origin.

Favors and Sleeveless Coats Trending for Spring Style

The article notes affordable favors or gifts and attractive light shades for decor. Sleeveless coats rise in popularity this spring, paired with ornate long sleeve frocks.

Lingerie of pastel voile trim debuts as dainty bargain

The description highlights dainty, inexpensive lingerie in pastel voile trim. The piece emphasizes fine detailing and affordability, suggesting a fashion segment focused on delicate fabrics and accessible pricing.

Process to Im pregnate Rubber with Nitrogen for Buoyancy

A new process impregnates hard or soft rubber with nitrogen, greatly increasing buoyancy in water and raising the resiliency of soft foam.

Woman Health Ad Claims Kidney Trouble Link

Advertises Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claiming thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often misdiagnosed as other ailments. Warns to seek treatment without delay and urges readers to buy a medium or large bottle or request a sample by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y

Father Discovers Son’s Growth When He Requests His Dress Suit

A father realizes his son is maturing as the boy asks to keep and wear his final dress suit. The moment frames the father's realization and the boy’s transition into adulthood.

Father Son

Lazy man eats thrice daily at others’ expense

A saying notes that a person who consumes three meals a day funded by others effectively treats it as a day’s work. It reflects on burdening others for personal sustenance rather than earning it.

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