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Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1921

Page

7

Russian visit prompts Rubin's harsh Bolshevik verdict

Jacob H. Rubin, a Milwaukee socialist, reports from Moscow on conditions under Bolshevik rule. He describes widespread fear, constant surveillance, and arrests, noting shortages and nationalized housing. He cites encounters with Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman and recalls his own prison ordeals, release, and travel hardships.

Milwaukee Jacob H. Rubin Russia Rubin Lenin and Trotzky Czar Rasputin Romanoff Moscow Petrograd Kronstadt Odessa Kiev Chaikoff Mr. Rubin America Emma American Federation of Labor St. Louis Williams Lenin Denikine Bolsheviks

Radio market news service expands to farmers by wireless

The U S bureau of markets expands its wireless market news to transmit daily price reports from Washington Bellefonte St Louis and Omaha via Post Office air mail stations. Programs include live stock grain and fruit reports with 800 mile coverage for amateur radio operators to distribute to farmers and agricultural interests.

Washington United States Bureau of Markets D. C Bellefonte St. Louis Omaha United States Post Office Department Bureau of Markets United States Bureau of Standards Post Office Department Bureau of Standards Kansas City Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City Winnipeg National Stock Yards United States Weather Bureau

Chicken Dinners and a Valley Romance

Nick Rogers, a mining engineer, arrives at his Peter Valley shack to find Ah Sing the cook claimed the chicken supply. A hidden valley girl guards a gate and confronts Nick, leading to an alliance over a mine and a marriage proposal with Ah Sing.

Nick Rogers Peter Valley Ah Sing Nick Civilization Sing Blue Hills Billy Ware Little Peter Creek Howdy Ah -Sing John Ferriss & Co John Ferriss Ferriss Camp Barry Schicken

Prepared for a Revival Vanceburg Bootleg Whisky Found

Boys discovered a quantity of hootleg whisky under the Holiness church on State Creek just before a meeting. An enterprising bootlegger reportedly planned to sell his supply during the gathering.

Vanceburg Holiness Church State Creek

$1 830 Keeps Family a Year in Madison Costs

Madison figures show a workingman and wife with three children need $1 880.71 annually for basic life essentials and health. The data, from Wisconsin immigration commissioner B. G. Packer, uses Department of Labor surveys from eleven cities and prices in Madison stores. The typical family includes a 12 year old girl, a 6 year old girl, and a 2 year old boy.

Madison Wis B. G. Packer Wisconsin Department of Labor

Turning Sewage Into Power Plan From Australia

From Australia comes a plan to generate septic gas from town sewage. The British ministry investigates the inventor’s claims. Gas analysis shows 60 percent methane, 17 percent nitrogen, 8 percent hydrogen, 14 percent carbon monoxide, and 0.1 percent oxygen. Experts say properly controlled bacterial action in septic tanks can yield usable power. engine tests show promising horsepower results.

Australia Popular Science Monthly

Did She Give it to Him Recipe Indigestion Request

A young man, flushed and agitated, pleads with Miss Blanche for a recipe she had promised. He asks if she will share the remedy for indigestion, and she responds with encouraging consent as their exchange turns toward the requested cure.

Miss Blanche

Stenographer Mary Higginson to Wed Poet Cecil Stone

Mary Higginson told her employer Judge Graves she will marry Cecil Stone the Poet. She warned of asking a substantial wage increase, while the judge quipped about finding another stenographer.

Mary Higginson Judge Graves Cecil Stone Los Angeles Times

Old Timer jokes fade as business grows

The piece notes that mother-in-law jokes lose punch when the market expands and joke smiths can afford to marry, signaling a shift in humor style and reception over time.

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