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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
6
A dated advertisement explains chiropractic care focusing on nerve pressure as the cause of illness. It promotes spinal analysis and free consultation, stating adjustments release nerve pressure to restore health. Located in Bedford, Iowa with contact at phone 242.
At a June 20 training camp conference in Omaha, over sixty distinguished educators clergymen and welfare leaders endorsed a statement affirming peace at home and peace among nations as America’s sacred mission. They warned that pursuing peace unarmed invites war and upheld militarism as contrary to American institutions.
The article argues that the United States relies on a citizen army in war and a volunteer army in peace, with civilians directing the force. It highlights Citizens Military Training Camps for youths ages 17 to 24 as a national program to teach civic duties. Past camps show physical mental and moral benefits, urging parents to consider the government's training offered.
R N Holsaple longtime Iowa Anti Saloon League superintendent elected to head Michigan Anti Saloon League. Announcement from Lansing said he was nominated by the National Superintendent and will relocate. William L Wade former Wyoming official to take over Iowa league duties. Holsaple previously worked in Michigan from 1907 to 1911 leading local option campaigns.
Superintendent Holsaple, a pastorate figure in the Evangelical church, led constitutional prohibition efforts in South Dakota in 1911 and later pushed strict enforcement laws in the state legislature. Since 1917 he has headed Iowa Anti-Saloon League, building a national profile, advancing education, law observance, and enforcement while defeating Wet candidates. He is married with three children and may accept a Michigan post on August 7.
In the District Court of Taylor County Iowa August Term 1923 No 2906 an instrument purporting to be the last will of Elizabeth Ruth Hall deceased was filed opened and read. A hearing to prove the will is set for August 28 1923 at 10 o clock A M at the Bedford Court House before the District Court or the Clerk. All interested parties must appear and show cause why the instrument should not be probated as the last will and testament. Dated Bedford Iowa June 2 1928.
A busy man in a fable ignores a compliment until it resurfaces as a lesson. The tale, from the Baltimore Sun, uses simple events to illustrate the value of listening and humility in daily life.
Rural schools face mounting costs as enrollments rise and demand broader courses. The piece argues that small district high schools become unaffordable, urging consolidation into larger units to provide better education at lower per pupil costs. It cites enrollment figures, school meetings, and the need for improved supervision and teaching in rural areas.
The text laments declining schooling and financial neglect, linking poor schools to weakened farming and community vigor. It calls for capable educational leaders to train teachers and mobilize communities to support schools and children.
Mercy Hospital St Joseph announces a free clinic on Thursday June 28 starting 9 am. Doctors donate examinations diagnoses and surgeries for those unable to pay while some reduced fees apply to others. Patients should come with or without a doctor and register the day before June 27 in St Joseph.
In a clipped dialogue, Mrs Hughes questions why Henry blocks Barth from opening his heart to another girl while Mr Hughes dismisses suspicion, hinting at a secret romance amid a social puzzle.
A widow in an English court questioned why the police target a bereaved woman seeking support instead of arresting murderers and burglars, prompting debate over law enforcement priorities and social justice.
The passage critiques aimless time spent on unproductive study, urging selection of a proper star or goal. It warns that wasting time leads to suffering and harm, urging disciplined focus and clear purpose to avoid deterioration.
In an ancient Exophan tomb a vase containing honey remained liquid after thirty centuries. The artifact alongside other finds shows the use of wax and art objects that endured long-term storage, with cosmetics or seals intact, suggesting careful preservation and handling by ancient occupants.
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