Creston Daily Advertiser Publisher Credits and Rights
The Creston Daily Advertiser reports it is published every weekday evening by The Creston Advertiser Gazette Co with publishers Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry. It notes the paper's second class matter status in March 1904 and local post office filing, and that Associated Press content is protected for republication.
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Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co
Carl Davenport
W. A
Gepictal
Creston
Iowa
Associated Press
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Color
An old time remedy Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores to darken faded gray hair. The ad claims the formula darkens naturally and evenly with repeated use, leaving hair thicker shinier and younger looking.
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Wyeth
Fiery Itching Skin Soothed By Sulphur Mentho Sulphur
A patent-style ad claims Mentho-Sulphur cream calms fiery irritated skin and eczema, stopping itching after application and clearing the rash after a few uses. It extols sulphur as a parasite destroyer and notes Bowles Mentho-Sulphur is available at drug stores.
Dr Leonhardt's Hemroid advertised for piles relief
An advertisement promotes Dr Leonhardt's Hemroid tablets as a quick safe treatment for all piles. It claims no cutting or greasy salves and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied through Newcomb & Matthews or any druggist.
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Rs. K. M. Lowe
Walnut Park
Cal
Lowe
Tanlac
Simpson College Symphony to Tour Easter Time
The Simpson College Symphony Orchestra, built by Professor Harvey, will tour at Easter time with dates to be announced. Rosetta Le Page of Redpath-Vawter is arranging next season’s bookings. The Page County Farmer Band broadcasts from Shenandoah, and Major Landers promotes Iowa band funding under a two mill tax. Feodor Chaliapin plans a Europe and Orient tour next season.
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Simpson College Symphony Orchestra
Harvey
Giulio Gattis Cassazza
Metropolitan Opera of
New York
Rosetta le Page
Our City
Miss le Page
Redpath- Vawter Company
Father Flanagan
Omaha
Rotary Club
North London
Memphis
Tennessee
Sousa
Sen Carflo Opera Company
Vladimir de Pochmann
Chopin
Des Moines
Georgia Minstrels Here Tomorrow
The Famous Georgia Minstrels perform in our city for one show only on Tuesday evening. The troupe emphasizes 33 years of stage presence and a 40-strong company with its own band.
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Georgia
Manly
Georgia Minisels
Extradition Push for Hijacker Leader in Pacific Coast Case
Canadian police press extradition of Owen Renin Baker, ex convict, named as hijack leader in the murder of Captain William Gillis and his son aboard their schooner off Sidney Island near Vancouver Island. William Munwooth arrives in New York to assist joint probe. another hijacker sought across two nations. The raid netted 300 cases of liquor. victims were bound to the anchor chain and drowned.
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Associated Preece
New York
William R. Munwooth
British Columbia
Owen Ren
Baker
Sidney Island
Vancouver Island
British Columbi
Harry F. Lowash
Dunwoodie
William J. Gillis
William, Jr
Gillis
German Chancellor To Fulfill Dawes Plan
Berlin Jan. 19 The new government led by Dr Hans Luther pledges full compliance with the Dawes plan and strict enforcement of its laws in a Reichstag address. The program calls for reciprocal loyalty from signatories to the London agreement and for settlement talks over the Cologne evacuation. Luther vows to defend the republic against any attempted constitutional change by force.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
London
Hans Luther
Reichstag
Col Ogne
Luther
Veteran Marries for Fourth Time on Matrimonial Sea
John T. Pritchett aged 85, Civil War veteran and property owner near Macedonia, marries Mary Ellen ercer, 65, who has supported herself by teaching. The couple wed Saturday at Oak and will live on Pritchett’s farm, marking his fourth marriage after previous spouses and children.
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Associated Press
Macedonia
John T. Pritchett
East
Mary Ellen \ercer
Iereelf
Ching
Oak
Figures attest sound finances in Free State
The Free State faces a budget balance gap as imports exceed exports but optimists claim the position is strong. Bank deposits total 800 million dollars, investment income abroad is 40 to 45 million, cash at call or with the Bank of England around 175 million, and Irish banks hold 425 million in British securities. The national debt stands at 50 million.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Free State
United States
Bank of England
Elopers Spending Honeymoon In Jail
Paul John and Ada Lee Atz, both teenage parolees from Eldora and Mitchellville, were arrested in Fort Dodge after fleeing Humboldt. John allegedly abducted Atz at gunpoint to evade authorities and fled with a marriage certificate in his possession. They face reformatory returns, with parole likely revoked.
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Associated Press
Fort Dodge
Paul John
Sioux City
Ada Lee Atz
Humboldt
Eldora
Mitchellville
John
Humboldt County
Kansas Kids Campaign For State Bird Election
Kansas students campaign across schools for the January 29 state bird election. Front runners include Red White with endorsements from former Governor Davis and state agriculture secretary Mohler. Other contenders named are the quail robin meadowlark cardinal blue jay and Mrs Jennie Wren representing women's rights.
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Associated Press
Rf Kan
Kansas
Jonathan M. Davis
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
State Audubon Society
Jennie Wren
Womer
Frank Dicksee Elected President of Royal Academy
London January 19 Frank Dicksee has been chosen as president of the Royal Academy, becoming the eleventh holder of the office since its inception. The historic 156 year old ceremony marks a new chapter for the venerable institution.
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Associated Press
London
Frank Dicksee
Royal Academy
Sir
Visionary painter Frank Dicksee and Royal Academy links
Joshua Reynolds era note details Sir Aston Webb retires at 75 as 40 Royal Academicians elect a new president. Frank Dicksee, London born, becomes ARA in 1881 and RA in 1891. Noted works include Funeral of a Viking, The Redemption of Tannhauser, Romeo and Juliet, The Passing of Arthur, La Belle Dame Sans Merci.
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Joshua Reynolds
Aston Webb
Ffi
Frank Dicksee
Thomas Francis
Icksee
W Scott
London
Eure
RK. A
Tannhauser
Arthur
Ireland Debates Referendum Over Prohibition Provisions
Dublin reports a clash between Dail Eireann and the Irish Free State Senate over liquor traffic control. Shops selling liquor may be required to sell nothing else, prompting temperance groups to seek a people’s referendum. The Dail defeated the clause, but the Senate reinstated it, delaying the bill for up to 270 days.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Dall Eireann
Irish Free State Senate
Temperanre
Free State
Dail
Ireland
Senate
Berlin Overcrowded With Cabarets and Theatres
Berlin faces a dense scene of nightlife with numerous cabarets and theatres crowded as of today. Patrons flock to venues across the city, while performers prepare new acts for upcoming performances in a bustling cultural period.
Amusement venues burgeon in Berlin creating crowded scene
The Berlin entertainment market shows crowded competition with opera and revues expanding since before the war. Bertin increased from two operas to four, while one revue grew to six. Cinema booms to around 330 houses, cabarets rise from two to sixty two, and vaudeville plus dance palaces add more venues as restaurants add cabarets to lure patrons.
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Bertin
Berlin
Paper Hangers Now In School At Des Moines
Des Moines January 19 The Iowa State College engineering extension department and the state board of vocational education open a short course in paper hanging painting and decorating. Instruction covers surface preparation kalsomine removal paste hanging methods and color theory marbling mottling Tiffany effects and drapery and furniture coordination with instructors Co L Young of Minneapolis and D Damans noted as teachers.
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Des Moines
Engineering Extension Department
Iowa State College
State Board of Vocational Education
Tiffany
Co. L. Young
Minenapolis
D Dam'‘ans
Wilson First U.S. President to Broadcast His Voice
The article notes that Woodrow Wilson became the first U.S. president to broadcast his voice, marking a milestone in presidential communication. No further context or dates provided in the readable text.
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Wilson
U. S
New Discovery Promises Quick Relief for Stiff Joints
An advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a miracle treatment for sore and swollen joints. It claims fast penetration and lasting relief for knees ankles hips shoulders and more, selling at 60 cents a tube with wide drugstore availability.
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NEW Discovery
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