23 Jun 1927
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
1
Ensign Lips Litty of Kansas City Missouri among 525 graduates of the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis. He receives epaulets from his sweetheart Doris Detell of Baltimore Maryland.
A historical note explains camphor’s soothing use for rough skin and minor ailments. It states camphor acts as a mild antiseptic, dries secretions, and helps reduce fever blisters after a slight chill. The text advises frequent application until the cold subsides.
The text describes the vice president role in the Dalted Bluies, stating the vice president is continually at the office next to the president. It appears as a fragmented historical note with unclear context about governance or titles.
Iowa events include Gov Clem Kimball visiting Ames for homecoming at Iowa State College where he spoke. Local updates note hospital stays, marriages with notable gifts, college commencements, and upcoming state road plans and civic improvements across the region.
Reports from Denison describe widespread celebration for Clarence Chamberlin's safe landing in Germany. city residents, officials, and business leaders joined a courthouse ceremony with remarks from state officials and local bands. A holiday closed shops briefly while the town discussed the historic event and Chamberlin's homecoming.
W. D. Gay and other sportsmen secured six pairs of Chinese Ringneck Pheasants from W. I. B. Albert of the state home and fish department. One pair placed at I A. Sanderson south farm, one at Sanderson north farm, one at Ben Holland's farm, one at Bert McClintock farm, one at Charles Hulk farm, and the remaining pair at Oscar Oleen farm.
The article traces the expanding system of parks from federal national parks to state and local reserves. It notes New York leads with about 2.1 million acres, the growth of forests, and the role of automobiles in expanding access. It mentions Yosemite and Adirondack beginnings, park hotels, and highway linkages across states, including New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, and Nebraska, highlighting notable parks and highway corridors.
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