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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1925
Page
3
The Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co publishes the Creston Daily Advertiser weekly in Creston Iowa. Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry lead the paper with a late 1920s imprint noting AP affiliation and republication rights under copyright terms.
The piece argues Pat Harrison could unify the Democratic Party across regions by adopting a flexible stance to fit eastern liberalism and western conservatism. It suggests a national trick of multiple personalities to appeal to diverse voters, while noting the balance between charity and pride among the poor and the need for prudent, informed giving.
A collection of brief essays critiques speed over precision in work and conduct on the road. It argues tests show swift workers often equal or surpass in accuracy, warns against reckless driving, and advocates disciplined behavior. It touches on bootlegger penalties, corn sugar debates, and farming remedies, framing them in a mid century public interest voice.
Excerpt shows Professor Challenger and companions debating ethics and logistics after a perilous escape. Lord John Roxton guides retreat as ape men howl in the woods and the party contemplates escorting captive Indians home. Malone the reporter records events while Challenger questions publicizing the diary.
The party realizes ape men watch their camp as Summerlee and Challenger debate evolution. A guard recovers from an attack where the ape men nearly strangled the narrator. The group plans to flee toward the Indian caves, hoping Zambo remains in contact and the outside world.
The essay discusses poverty as a relative term and questions who counts as poor. It argues that money given without a plan to help recipients manage it may not truly aid them and warns that many Americans are financially constrained requiring prudent spending and budgeting.
The Kansas City Post published names and income tax amounts paid by various parties. The publication was challenged but upheld as lawful disclosure in a public record matter.
Walter S. Dickey and Ralph Ellis face demurrers arguing that section 1018 of the Revenue Act overreaches by regulating local matters and infringes the First Amendment. They contend the tax payment list required to be public by section 257 may be inferred as authorized, challenging publication as unconstitutional.
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