22 Mar 1926
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1926
Page
1
An editorial praises County Clerk Karl W. Fischer of Benton for denying marriage licenses to two alleged feeble-minded individuals. The piece argues state laws are lax, cites high crime rates linked to such marriages, and urges stricter marriage legislation and broader moral duties by citizens and lawmakers.
A fragmented text questions what Christ said and the role of editors in shaping thought. It contrasts tradition with modern understanding, noting that those who claim to know historically may simply repeat past errors.
The jury returned a death verdict for Frank Carter, the so called sniper, but he showed grave restraint rather than his former flippancy. Report notes his lips twitched and he appeared sober in court as the sentence was read. Some observers argue Carter is a menace regardless of sanity.
March 29 burial preparations begin for Che Mah 97 years old described as the smallest man in the world He stood twenty eight inches tall weighed about forty pounds his long queue extended thirteen feet He was born on Mingpo Island April 15 1835 came to the United States with P T Barnum May 16 1881 and retired to a small farm in 1883 He leaves a widow and one son. SALAHOMA. ESCAPE CONVICT WANTED BY IOWA OFFICERS Des Moines March 22 3am Me Star reports James Cellan king of bank robbers who escaped from the Iowa state penitentiary at BMeAlister is wanted for assault and attempted shuttler Risden chief of state agents announced today Also noted are others tied to the case including McGraw R S Evans and Bob Scott with details of past arrests and travels across states
Tokyo source reports Japan's newest all metal monoplane crashed today killing four aboard. Authorities identify the Yokouki naval project as the origin of the disaster as investigations begin.
A quirky statistic claims 1.2 million petsins visit elevators daily in the United States. The report notes odd behavior in public transit spaces and highlights the need for better hygiene and pet management.
Stanford Chaparrat notes Frecks is an ambidextrous individual who can trim nails on his right hand, showcasing unusual dexterity. The remark emphasizes the unique skill set of this person identified as Frecks.
T G Rockestrom of 408 Loraine Street Detroit reports suffering with piles over 25 years, claims after his fourth box of Petersons Ointment he is nearly cured. Ads praise it for sores ulcers eczema and rashes with a 30 cent box sold at all druggists Peterson Ointment Co Buffalo N Y
A 1926 United Press bulletin lists radio show listings across 14 stations. Programs include solo ballads, Arion male chorus, Little Symphony Orchestra and operatic quartet, Dixie String Band, United States Marine Band, Wisconsin artists, Knights of the Burning Candle, University of Nebraska program, and Hawaiian guitars with air times noted in Eastern Central and Pacific zones.
A fragment suggests a surfing incident where a person was knocked down by a wave or board. Details are unclear but the scene centers on a mishap in the water involving a bowled or knocked-down individual and the crowd surrounding the event.
Daily Times offers a free coupon ticket for Palace Theatre valid Tuesday and Wednesday, March 25 and 24, for one admission when accompanied by another adult ticket. Picture shown is The Best People starring Esther Ralston and Warner Baxter.
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