05 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
1
The Cedar Valley Daily Times is listed as a second class matter at the Vinton post office. It is labeled an independent newspaper promising truth from first to last with Cruse as publisher and Frank E. Kruse as business manager.
A historical survey asserts that after Western civilization ebbs a new advanced society will emerge in the Far East led by China. It lists curious facts about China, from geography and religion to customs and color symbolism, noting China’s vast population and long history.
A young Austrian pianist, Wittgenstein, captivates Berlin and inspires hope across Europe as he overcomes three handicaps to achieve masterful performance, hailed as a genius and a heroic artistic feat.
Advices from the Southwest warn of a distinct turkey shortage this year as drought cripples the Texas crop by about 30 percent. Average prices rise from 26.2 cents to over 27 cents per pound with regional disparities. The drought also reduces feed, prompting higher costs and encouraging consumers to consider chickens, ducks, or geese.
A report from Mexico City states that in Tabasco a bishop and fourteen priests fled the state to avoid a decree requiring all priests to marry. Five Fabascan priests have been arrested for not becoming benedicts, with others expected to protest to President Calles.
The garbled text lists names, events, and activities from a local social page. Mentions of people attending a college, dinners, birthdays, and community notices appear with numerous spelling errors and incomplete phrases. The piece resembles a directory of local names and happenings rather than a coherent article.
Dr Hansen announces a Boy Scout dinner Monday night at the Presbyterian church with a pigeon theme and ninety eight hays in the class. The church women cook the meal and plans include games and drilling after. Scouts with uniforms who do not misbehave will be allowed to stay. new boys are joining and more members are encouraged to join.
The Great Forward Movement Renaissance describes a 15th and 16th century European intellectual shift ending medievalism. It sparked a revival of philosophy, literature, art, science, and reform in political and religious thought, challenging ecclesiastical authority.
In Benton County Iowa the district court appoints F E Primrose as administrator with will annexed of Anna Crawford estate and requires debts to be paid to him while claims are filed. Also Ida Schloeman seeks absolute divorce from Edwin Schloeman with wilful desertion over two years. defendant is urged to appear by November term 1925 or default and judgment will follow.
Community newspaper from Norway reports deaths from illness and accidents, funeral arrangements, and local household and class updates. Mentions include Mr. Williams and family, the Snyder and Cater Rapids service, and seniors with new class entries and radio installations.
Notes from the community include Enu Snaier returning from Toledo to serve on a jury, Mrs C Struve visiting Lewis's family, Fred Bockholt attending his sister's funeral in Keystone, Mrs James Anders caring for a new granddaughter born Nov 3, Bernice Roland visiting Springville, and M & Church Notes detailing Sunday services and a new young peoples choir with rehearsal Saturday evening.
A St Paul Minnesota woman with six children describes severe exhaustion, weight loss, and insomnia due to overwork. After starting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports quick energy return, weight gain, and better sleep. She invites letters from other women seeking help.
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