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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
6
A testimonial from a Pacific Northwest reader describes using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to treat a two month cold with pain and fatigue. The account claims the remedy restored energy and health, easing symptoms such as chills fever and abdominal discomfort.
A sarcastic spinster and her niece discuss The Man From a blown theater scene. The aunt insists Tarkington wrote the piece and claims the niece knew it. The fragment hints at a debate over authorship and fitting roles in a social setting.
President Harding endorses Hughes idea that executive department heads may speak on the floor in Congress on matters of interest to their departments. He believes such access would speed legislative action, reduce misunderstandings, and improve executive legislative relations.
Senator Ralph H Cameron of Arizona fought to block the Grand Canyon National Park appropriation of 88 000 dollars in February. Congress accepted a conference report setting 75 000 dollars for the next year and the bill was signed. Cameron opposed national park spending, arguing roads and access could be private, and he stood against the wider Senate and nation as a lone dissenter. The final compromise restores most of the original bill except road funds for access to the north rim in Utah, where Zion and other plateaus are viewed.
Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey urged a tariff reform amendment in the Senate to strengthen protection for domestic industry and abroad. He noted a planned measure backed by farm leaders and an associated organization while confirming his influence on drafting.
Senator Frelinghuysen presses an amendment to enlarge the Tariff Commission to ten members with 12 000 salaries and life tenure. It mandates a December 1 1923 report on investigation results and duty rates, creating a 1 000 000 fund for extended duties and seeking expert, nonpartisan study free from political pressure.
A War Department study urges cutbacks in the regular army, predicting 2,000 or more officers will be dropped by January 1, 1923. Total officers may fall from 12,822 to under 12,000 as promotions are halted and retirements increase due to strenuous service in France and age.
Fall fashion notes highlight coats and wraps in wool, bolivia and matelasse with solid colors like brown. Straight-line and Russian-influenced silhouettes appear, with white sweaters in lace, organdie wool and grenadine knits making items like Tuxedo and slip-on styles. Kids’ knit wear features bright yarns and simple stitches for all ages.
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