19 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
1
The Cedar Valley Dancy Times lists Vinton as a second class matter and announces publication every evening except Sunday with subscription rates for Benton and adjoining counties. It includes editor and publisher credits and promotes independent newspaper ideals while featuring a dispatch on Benito Mussolini and Italy.
Fragmentary text mentions New York, evate, and log exchange in a large scale but lacks clear details or context to identify people, places, or events.
The piece notes mounting problems from high costs and unemployment as Britain faces a potential social split. It cites welfare and press concerns over population decline and the burden on public services, suggesting a tendency toward increased family pressures and demographic change.
Russian leader M Gerhonoff announces at a Rome banquet that Moscow will invite artists from around the world to a forthcoming congress of men of science. Meanwhile, Moscow reports stray youths roaming the streets, homeless and wild, living in gangs, committing theft and murder for bread and money. Many cannot read or write and lack names.
A satirical note mocks bishops urging men to grow mustaches as a badge of masculinity. The quip questions bishops Denny and Pearr, counting bearded ladies in a circus and contrasting aging with hair. The fragment hints at gendered fashion debates and public persona.
The Rational American League begins work in Des Moines to house to house canvass the capital for light wines and beer. About thirty workers will collect signatures and seek support from voters to modify state and federal dry laws. The effort targets a petition to the Town assembly and U S Congress.
Fragmented OCR text describes a social gathering or event with listed names and activities, including mentions of guests, performances, and a birthday or recital. The readable parts reference individuals such as Minnvam Gilli, Vitor Minti, and others, along with a store and a celebration ambiance, but many phrases are garbled.
Five girls were entertained Thursday evening to a six o'clock dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moore. In the evening a ceremonial and farewell party for Miss Id Ferguson followed. Mrs. Pearl Gould and Mrs. Lena Gregory left Monday for Fling Michigan after a visit. Numerous relatives and friends attended from Garri son Atkins Independence Aurora Brandon and Apollo areas.
Darlene Cue injured at school with a broken collar bone. Allen Rambo received a radio and was later remembered on his birthday with cards and letters. Mrs. George Greenwood ill with scarlet fever. John and Bert Fish attended Urbana wedding. H. G. Thomas and Mollie Fish near completion of new barns. Mrs. Mary Addy returned to Cedar Rapids after month care. Barr family moved to Frank Duncklee’s home. Duncklee family moved to farm vacated by John Nelmeir, who moved to Shellsburg. Geo Gintert ill but not well. Claude and Mrs. Sanders visited Geo Gilchrist family at Vinton hospital. Klatter Klub hosting all day meeting with covered dish at O Aurner home. Girls Sewing Club met with Mrs. B. W. McCulley. Maxson family from Urbana and Elson family from Wisconsin at J. K. Rutan funeral in Shellsburg. Rebecca Benson and Alton Rambo celebrated birthdays with family dinner. Canton township women to hold all-day session Dec 1 with home nursing lesson. Ray King and Marjory Soden attended funeral in Cedar Rapids.
An advertisement claims that getting up at night signals bladder issues and that Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula cleanses kidneys and bladder like Epsom salts for the bowels. It features testimonial by H D Neblett of Battle Creek Michigan noting relief in two days and lists local and laboratory sources for the product.
St John’s Lutheran Church schedules English services at 9 30 Sunday morning with a sermon The Great Judgment All members of the American Luther League urged to attend a quarterly meeting at Erland hall Newhall on Tuesday evening Nov 24 with two dialogues and orchestra selections Thanksgiving English service at 9 39 Thursday morning with pastor O Nieting Observers note days due times subscribers
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