Creston Daily Advertiser notices and press details
An archival note lists the Creston Daily Advertiser as the weekday evening paper published by The Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co. with publishers Carl Davenport and W. A. Roseberry, located in Creston Iowa. It notes Associated Press affiliation and republication rights under state and federal acts.
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Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co
Carl Davenport
W. A
Associated Press
Sahara desert tourism campaign aims to lure motorists
From Algiers comes word a campaign will popularize the Sahara as a touring area for motorists. Promoters plan hotels, gas stations, and comforts of civilization to persuade travelers to enjoy bright sunshine and cool nights on the vast sand. The desert is distant, but the era seeks new lands to visit and new sights to see.
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Algiers
Sahara Desert
Desert
America
Marmola Tablet Advertisement Claims Fat Reduction
Thousands of overfat people lose weight by Marmola Prescription Tablets citing the doctors' advice. The ad promises steady, easy reduction without exercise or starvation and offers purchase through a druggist for one dollar or by mailing price to Marmola Co. Detroit Michigan.
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Marmola Co
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Ad Promotes Quick Weight Gain
An advertisement touts Cod Liver Oil in sugar coated tablets as a remedy for puny children. It claims rapid weight gain and improved health for sickly kids, noting doctors and several druggists endorse McCoy's cod liver oil compound tablets as the original genuine product.
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Moby
Newcomb & Matthews
York Drug Co
America
Reading and travel talk in a summer to winter frame
The piece reflects on travel and leisure as families shift from summer to winter. It imagines future rapid transport by auto and air, while praising thoughtful conduct and polite manners. It emphasizes putting oneself in others shoes as the essence of good manners.
Manners and Morals Across Cultures
The piece contrasts English and Anglo Saxon views on manners versus morals. It notes that manners are superficial yet desirable, while morals relate to character. It compares French usage where moves roots morals in social conduct and life study, questioning whether humility and sincerity are linked to genuine virtue.
Heating waste cut by home insulation method
Winter heat waste in America may reach 100 million dollars worth of coal or eight million tons. Experts say adding one inch of insulation to walls and roof can halve heating costs, with cork, wool, mineral wool or wood fiber as common materials. Insulation blocks heat loss and sun glare, reducing yearly heating needs and delaying autumn firings. Slender fills between walls and under roofs are described as affordable and practical.
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America
Popular Science Monthly
Have St Jacobs Oil Ready for Pain Now
Trusted for 65 years, a druggist guarantee promises quick relief. Do not wait for an emergency. apply at the first sign of a spain or chest cold. Be prepared to soothe it and ease discomfort, potentially saving hours of misery for you and yours.
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St. Jacobs
Spain
President Coolidge Declines Dances at Inaugural Ball
The text notes Calvin Coolidge will not dance at the inaugural ball, stating he has no objection to others dancing but himself will refrain. It frames the ball as part of the March 4 inauguration and cites his view that a ball should involve dancing.
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Calvin Coolidge
No Dances Spark Silent Presidency Precedent
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes President Coolidge declines social dancing, preferring to skip the alienation of ball events. The piece suggests a potential precedent in his abstention, contrasting attendees who enjoy the dance with his nonparticipation.
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Coolidge
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Daugherty Denied Chance to Describe Washington Situation
Former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty testified as defense witness in the Means Felder trial but was barred by Judge Lindley from detailing the Washington situation leading to indictments. He denied Felder discussed quashing glass casket indictments and claimed “hell bound and spell bound” conditions in the capital.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry M. Daugherty
Means-Felder
Lindley
Washington
Daugherty
Thomas B. Felder
Craeger System
Felder
Gaston B. Means
Mr. Daughterty
Gaston Means
Moungherty Appears Before Federal Court On Debt Charge
New York January 27 Harry M Moungherty former United States attorney general appeared today to face debt related to the transfer of one UA Felder and Gaston B Means both former department of justice agents. He was accompanied by William J Burns former chief agent.
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New York
Harry M Moungherty
United States
Felder
Gaston B. Means
Department of Justice
William E. Lindley
William J. Burns
Army Powder Undamaged By Storage Under Water
Experiments by the army show smokeless powder may be stored under water in mountain lakes without deterioration. Underwater storage at low temperature slows decomposition and could extend powder life by about ten years. Tested with 7é-mm, 155mm and 12-inch gun powders in specially boxed arrangements.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Army
Id Mountain Lakes
Ninth Corps
Lake water samples show no changes in stability
Six months of sampling found the lake water samples had undergone no appreciable change in stability or ballistic qualities, indicating the substance tested remained consistent over time.
Average Man's Spending Shares From Income
Statistics from the Society for Electro Development show a scientific estimate of the average man’s expenditures. About 45 percent goes to food, 16 percent to rent and taxes, 14 percent to entertainment and beverages, and 12 percent to clothing.
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Society For Electro
Fat storage note on keeping fat fresh
The text explains how fat remains usable for a long period when properly strained after each use. It emphasizes maintaining quality by filtering fat once more to remove impurities.
Administratrix Named in Frank M Black Estate
Public notice announces Fern Schneckner appointed administratrix of Frank M Black estate in Union County Iowa. Creditors must file claims with the Clerk sworn and timely. debtors to make immediate payment. Dated Jan 19 1925 at Iston Iowa. L J Can attorney. Publication dates Jan 2 27 Feb 3.
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District Court of
Union County
Iowa
Frank M. Black
Iston
Fern Schneckner
State Printing Board Sealed Proposals Set for Feb 25
The State Printing Board will receive sealed proposals until 11 06 A M on Wednesday February 25 1925 to furnish work and material for state needs. For specifications and further information address Robert Henderson Superintendent of Printing Capitol Building Des Moines Pub Dates Jan 20 27 Feb 3.
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State Printing Board
Robert Henderson
Capitol Buiding
Des Moines
Fragments from a Pantry Note Found in Jar
A partial item describes preserving something in a clean jar. The readable text mentions keeping contents tidy and stored, but specifics about ingredient, date, or purpose are missing. The note hints at careful handling and cleanliness in storage.
Administrator's Notice In the Wurster Estate
Christian Wurster, administrator of the William K. Wurster estate in Union County Iowa, orders all creditors to file sworn claims with the Creston Court Clerk and all debtors to pay promptly. Dated January 20 1925 Creston Iowa.
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Wood
Union County
Iowa
William K. Wurster
Creston
Christian Wurster
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