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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
6
News review sketches international strains over Syria with France pressing Turkey at Lausanne and Germany-linked forces alleged in banking maneuvers. It notes Krupp defendants in France custody, Reds in Michigan trial, and the aviation record from New York to California.
The German note to the Allies presents a total reparations ceiling of 30 billion gold marks with staged bond issues due 1927 1929 and 1931. It envisions an international commission to decide deficits and interest, proposes arbitration friendly to future disputes, and calls for France and Belgium to evacuate occupied areas while restoring expelled persons. France rejects the plan as wholly inadequate.
Justice Sutherland and McReynolds dissent highlight a decision allowing American ships to sell liquor beyond the three mile limit while foreign vessels cannot bring liquor within it. Congress may ban intoxicants on American vessels anywhere. Attorney General Daugherty vows full enforcement at court mandate, with city leaders drafting a nationwide ban and the Shipping Board awaiting presidential guidance.
A sharp eyed customer questions a clerk about a green palm in an ornamental pot. After insisting the plant may not thrive in sun or shade, she demands the manager. The manager confirms the plant is artificial, ending the exchange with a wry note.
A study on train crashes finds women have higher survival chances than men in two men and one woman passenger configurations. The analysis notes survival odds vary by seating and position within the carriage.
The Grape-Nuts company plans a contest offering over 7500 dollars in cash for innovative uses of Grape-Nuts beyond breakfast. Women may submit new recipes worth 50 dollars each, with at least 101 winners to be featured in a beautifully illustrated cookbook.
Grape-Nuts is a baked crisp cereal from wheat and barley rich in vitamin B and minerals. It emphasizes long baking for easy digestion and natural sweetness, notes its teeth exercise and digestibility, and promotes home earning opportunities and awards from Good Housekeeping Institute.
The Postum Cereal Company offers to buy at least 101 Grape-Nuts recipes or uses proposals paying 50 cents each. Good Housekeeping Institute will award 2500 dollars for the best four selections with 1000, 750, 500, and 250 dollars. Submissions must be mailed May 1 to August 31, 1923.
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