Elected Speaker and Large Des Moines Red Cross Record
Joseph H. Anderson of Thompson Winnebago county was elected Speaker of the House. Des Moines reports 15 146 members in the Red Cross, a new record, per the membership chairman.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
2
Joseph H. Anderson of Thompson Winnebago county was elected Speaker of the House. Des Moines reports 15 146 members in the Red Cross, a new record, per the membership chairman.
The governor urges a full budgeting system and audit to curb waste and overgrown administration. He notes rising state expenditures from 7.9 million in 1920 to 10.07 million in 1922 and calls for tighter controls, inspections, and a streamlined department structure. He rejects a special session cost but pushes early code revision and public health measures against bovine tuberculosis. The report praises Des Moines audits, army-readiness, and a trough of reform across state government.
W G Wallace of Los Angeles says Tanlac cured his four year battle with acid stomach and indigestion. He details severe pain, weight loss, and illness before taking Tanlac, which he credits with restoring health and appetite. He urges others to try the medicine, advertised as sold by druggists with over 85 million bottles sold.
A fragmentary interview features the prompt asking Brother Williams if he would be ready for heaven tonight. His reply jokes about having paid a month's rent in advance, deflecting the dire question with humor.
Mrs Viola French of Danville extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for restoring strength and reducing nervous distress after a period of apathy. She recommends others obtain the remedy from a local druggist or request free advice from Dr Pierce's Buffalo office.
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