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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
3
View shows the rock hewn passage and antechamber of the Tut Ankh Amun tomb at Luxor Egypt. The scene includes a modern steel gate and electric lamps, with excavators standing nearby.
The Lenroot bill passed by the senate creates farm credit departments within the 12 federal land banks to handle personal credits backed by warehouse receipts livestock and other agricultural security. Government capital would support initial funding of 5 million per bank, potentially reaching 120 million, while existing land mortgage programs and 67 joint stock land banks remain intact.
Secretary Hoover endorsed a proposal for the U S government to investigate rubber production possibilities in the Philippines and South America after talks with British rubber interests and American consumers. He urged an exhaustive Commerce Department inquiry into areas of production, costs, labor, transport, taxation, and investment security.
Col William B Greeley chief forester urges admitting Alaska south of the arctic circle and east of the 152nd meridian as a U S commonwealth. He argues the area has economic wealth and a stable population and favors local self government rather than union removal. He notes forestry and road work boost growth and decentralization aid prosperity.
Panama informs the State department that negotiations to replace the Taft agreement will assert Panama’s right over foreign commerce in the Canal Zone. Panaman authorities reject any pact that would make the zone an independent colony and push for Panama to control customs at canal terminals and land acquisitions for fortifications.
A decade of work by the federal agricultural experiment station in Guam reports successful adaptation of temperate vegetables to local soil and climate. Beans carrots corn cucumbers eggplant mustard okra peppers radishes pumpkins and watermelons are among the best adapted, expanding native gardens where few vegetables were grown before.
Advertisement notes a housewife admiring a basket of clear white clothes and thanking Red Cross Ball Blue sold at grocers.
A brief note records a stance on risqué jokes, noting disinterest in college periodicals and a preference to avoid such material. The exchange emphasizes boundaries and personal limits in light of casual or provocative humor.
A concise reflection on the paradox of busy lives where effort increases but tangible progress remains limited. The statement captures a common sentiment about prioritization, productivity, and time management, suggesting renewed focus could yield better results.
Mrs Martha Hamilton a Liberty Hill nurse reports relief from rheumatism after trying several medicines and using Dodd's Kidney Pills She says the pills let her walk again and keep her kidneys healthy Advertisements urge others to try the product and request a reply by mail with a self addressed stamped envelope
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