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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1925
Page
4
An advertisement asserts health hinges on a working liver and stomach and promotes Marr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple harmless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Available at all druggists.
Paris reads like a city within a city as the International Exhibition of Decorative Arts prepares a 70 acre site along the Seine between Champs Elysees and Invalides from April to October 1925. Modernist policy bans genuine antiques while a new bridge pavilion will echo ancient forms. Exhibits cover architecture furniture decoration theater arts street and gardens and tuition with sections on stone wood metal ceramic glass and more. A special pavilion will house electrical dynamos and motors.
The text notes that garments dresses and accessories and all items related to theater street and garden will be shown under two groups. The great perfumery houses in Paris will occupy the same pavilion.
A listing of daily broadcasts across networks from WO Ames to KFNF Shenandoah detailing 6 to 12 programs including concerts lectures talks and choruses with times and performer descriptions for various cities such as Chicago New York Los Angeles and Detroit. The guide lists orchestras choirs instrumental ensembles and special segments like Uncle Bob Uncle Kaybee and Big Brother.
The film follows a band of battle-hardened western monarchs driven by civilization onto new grazing lands. A grueling desert trek tests endurance as heat and parched soil stretch across vast miles. An all star cast led by Bessie Love Hobart Bosworth Roy Stewart features in this epic production.
E T Mereth urged that agriculture must be placed on a sound business basis or the nation will face great economic disturbance. T W Carter, 75, of Libertyville, shot himself on a farm near Burlington. cause unclear. The Cedar Rapids grand jury opened a probe into Armstrong Schrader’s death in Kenwood Park. Ted Snodderfly’s robbery case in Anamosa was reopened. Des Moines firms protested a milk bottling ordinance. Forged checks totaling 440 were passed in Cedar Rapids. A collie dog named Shep returned home after 145 miles from Des Moines. John Rosburg, 7, was strangled in Hinton.
The screen story Sundown from First National Pictures and Earl Hudson argues the true American aristocrats are pioneers who conquered a frontier empire. The Strand Theatre begins showing the film tomorrow highlighting the bold heritage of early settlers over inherited wealth.
Peter Van Dever, a blind violinist, performed on Atlanta streets attracting pedestrians on a January day in Atlanta Georgia.
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