27 Jan 1925
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
1
Subscription rates listed for Benton and adjoining counties at 3 dollars, Vinton by mail or farther at 4 dollars, outside Benton and adjoining counties at 4 dollars, and Canada at 6 dollars.
A critical editorial assails U S senators for delaying ratification of Harlan P Stone to the Supreme Court over a personal clash with the retiring attorney general. The piece argues Stone is capable and condemns petty bickering that diverts government business. It urges settling differences in court rather than national affairs.
A Rasputin like prophecy from California housewife Mary Rowan declares Christ will return February 6, 1925. Followers in Tacoma Park and elsewhere quit work to read the Bible and pray, awaiting a close of time. Skeptics note the superstition amid free American faith and wonder what if she is right.
The Vinton Community Club director toured the Iowa College for the Blind, meeting students and staff and highlighting the school’s work. The visit showcased graduates’ diverse careers and the college’s training in trades, weaving, and general studies, plus the support for visually impaired youths.
A guide on starting crossword puzzles by filling certain confident words to unlock crossings. It outlines horizontal entries from clues such as Revenue, An American president, Container, and more, plus a list of sample clues including Affectionate, Turn, Human being, and Weapon.
A compact recap notes Iowa milestones from 1887 including the completion of Mad-Pie first school base in Zuibique, the first Lee county court at Fort Mialison, and initial Iowa City settlements. It also mentions Governor Carpent vally and a legislative effort achieving organization after a tie vote.
A fragment listing January 27 sports and calendar items from New Orleans Miami Jockey Club Cuba American Jockey Club Via Jutana Jockey Club. Millrose indoor games in New York. Golf New York State Golf Assn signing. Boxing Tiger Flowers vs Towne Brand. Obscure biographical notes include Lenin burial and various births.
A garbled local item references warmer weather for Wednesday and notable birthdays and jubilees. It mentions Henry Green a Prestete educator and moderator of the General Assembly, plus the German leader Wil lise W. and Samuel Gompers in a hypothetical past celebration. It also notes Bishop Thos Walsh of Trenton and a silver jubilee, with a stray Milwaukee Times mention.
Dor othy Ellingson s defense moves delayed as chief attorney Alexander Mooslin consults with Carrie McCarren and Mary Pickford’s former lawyer. The jailed jazz slayer receives marriage proposals from miles away and even messages from Marines and other readers.
Stops Head Golds ik pays to ve a Times Anscriber. Ely's Cream Balm soothes nasal inflammation and clears air passages almost instantly. Treats stuffy nose and catarrh by addressing membranes at the source. druggist supplies.
The fragment discusses science and religion, arguing against deferring to scientists who might misinterpret beliefs. It warns that science could erode faith and predicts future war technologies like gas-armed airplanes. The piece asserts the Bible remains the book of books and muses on changing fortunes in agriculture and racing handicappers moving to Florida.
In a testimonial from Turtle Lake Wisconsin Mrs Maren La Point reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for weakness vomiting and headaches during and after pregnancies. She also credits Liver Pills for eight years of constipation. A canvass cited 95 percent of women benefited from taking the remedy.
Fragmented OCR text covers a North Dakota corn belt theme with references to corn acreage, low-cost lending, and rural farming topics. It includes scattered proper nouns and unclear phrases, mentioning states and possible organizations in a garbled form.
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