Creston Daily Advertiser City Paper Notes Details
Creston Daily Advertiser is published weekday evenings by Cres ton Advertiser-Gasette Co Davenport and W A Roseberry Publishers with phone numbers and official city and county paper status. It is entered as second class matter March 1904 at the Creston post office Iowa under federal law and is a member of The Associated Press. The AP holds exclusive rights to republication of news dispatches and local news credited or not, with all rights reserved.
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Creston Advertiser-Gasette Co
Davenport
W. A. Roseberry
Creston
Nun
Iowa
Cong Fenn
Associated Press
Why Is an Alienist Involved in Court Trials
The piece notes public curiosity about alienists in high profile cases like Leopold and Loeb and the Scott sanity hearing in Chicago. It highlights conflicting expert testimonies on sanity and questions the role of mental health professionals in court evaluations.
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Leopold-Loeb
Chicago
Scott
Leopold
Hem-Roid Claim Promises Quick Piles Relief
An advertisement extols a new internal remedy for piles named Hem-Roid by Dr. Leonhardt. It asserts internal stagnation causes piles and the pilled remedy frees blood flow to the lower bowel, offering safe lasting relief and avoiding surgery with thousands already helped.
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Bhowel
Leonhardt
Newcomb & Matthews
Miss Rogers Gains 15 Pounds in Six Weeks
Miss Alberta Rogers of Decatur Illinois recounts illness from flu and rapid recovery after using McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. She reports regained appetite, fuller cheeks, healthier complexion, and a 15 pound gain in six weeks. Product advertised with 60 tablets for 60 cents and money back guarantee.
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Alberta Rogers
Cerro Gorda St. Decatur
III
McCoy
Newcomb & Matthews
York Drug Co
Adv
Saved Friends From Hospital and Operation Tales
Two women share experiences with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from Council Bluffs Iowa and Monessen Pennsylvania. Both report relief from severe female health issues, avoiding hospitalization or surgery and urge others to consider the remedy.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ethel Heckman
R.F.D. No.1
Monessen
Lydia’ E. Pinkham
Why Alienists Value in Court Proceedings
The Newton Daily News asks why alienists doctors who study mental makeup are used in court when two experts may disagree. It notes lay jurors struggle to evaluate opposing opinions and questions the role and usefulness of alienists in sanity cases.
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Newton Daily News
Speed, the Great Foe or New Tool, Says Safety Chief
The safety council head argues speed endangers civilization and refines moral concerns. He cautions against reckless haste yet contends society will adapt, use speed safely, and focus more on destination than mere travel. The Ames Daily Tribune and Ames Evening Times report.
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Ames Daily Tribune
Ames Evening Times
Name Writing Passion Sparks Park Vandalism Action
A Cen terville Iowa reader denounces the habit of defacing public sacred sites with signatures. Gettysburg national park plans measures against those who inscribe names on tablets, pledging to protect historic spots from vandalism.
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Gettysburg National Park
Centerville Iowegian
More Talent for Prosecution in Chicago Courts
The Chicago Bar Association proposes to bring leading city lawyers into criminal courts to aid prosecution, citing the crime wave and well funded defense of criminals. The piece argues superior legal representation should favor outraged society over defense of its enemies.
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Chicago Bar Association
Chicago
Ames Daily Tribune and
Evening Times
Noted Windjammer Ends Career as Fishing Barge
The three masted schooner Muriel lies wrecked at Newport Beach entrance as the once famed windjammer ends its career. Built at Alameda over 30 years ago, it earned fame in the copra trade across the South Seas and was long regarded among the Pacifics finest sailing ships.
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Axeccified Press
Newport Beach
Calif
Muriel
Alameda Calif
Seven Seas
South Sea
Pacific
Blanket assortment in blue pink tan and grey plaids
A three pound blanket described as size 70 by 80 inches is offered in a good assortment of black plaid designs with blue pink tan and grey colors.
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Nashua
Motor Carrier Hears Tax Tuning Road Wear Theory
Dwight N. Lewis of the Iowa Railroad Commission urges a tax based on exact road wear by motor carriers. He cites 52 passenger routes and 75 freight carriers, questions self-propelled transport's future, and calls for a careful wear-and-tear study to set fair payments to highways and local governments. He notes 504 certificate filings and miles operated by freight and passenger carriers.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Dwight N. Lewis
State Railroad Commission
State Convention of Supervisors
State Highway Commission
Burlington
Muscatine
Railroad Commission
Public Motor Carrier Business
Iowa
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