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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
8
A dated testimonial from Mia Herbert of Larwill Indiana describes chronic fatigue nervousness and lack of ambition. She credits Pam's Veget scatterer for personal recovery and urges others to use the product to regain energy and manage farm duties and child care.
Kansas City Star sketch notes Hostetter Smith admits a yearly summer lapse as he spends savings to escape heat. The Visitor teases him about bars in a window. the inmate replies the bars are to keep mosquitoes out, not confine.
The United States plans to demand prompt payments from allied nations owed about 12 billion dollars. The foreign debt refunding commission faces a complex stalemate as Britain, France, and Germany seek favorable terms, with no clear action expected for months.
Congress advances a plan to create a 1,600 acre national monument in Riverside County California to preserve the last large groves of wild Washington palms in the United States. The bill requires Agua Caliente Indians to relinquish land rights in exchange for per capita payment and a funded trust for compensation.
President Harding rejects broad clemency for the 87 political prisoners in federal penitentiaries. He will not pardon anyone guilty of advocating violent overthrow and will await faster Justice reports before any decision. Delegation including Mrs. La Follette and other civic leaders urged a general amnesty.
Senator Underwood of Alabama introduced a bill to pay American claims against Germany from German property under the Versailles and peace treaties. A six member Enemy Property Claim Commission would adjudicate and purse funds from government then German subjects, with the Supreme Court resolving any threshold import questions. American claims exceed 900 million dollars with estimates of 400 million in just claims. Congress should act after more than a year since the peace treaty.
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