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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1925
Page
3
The Creston Advertiser Gazeti Usvenpora lists officials and phone numbers as part of its header. The piece notes association with The Associated Press and the paper's legal status as a second class matter dated March 8 1904 in Creston Iowa.
Dr. Morris Fishbein argues alcohol is a depressant, not a stimulant, dulling mind and body and impairing delicate muscular actions. English and American science show accuracy and regularity decline, while drinkers believe they perform better. The piece notes wine’s mockery and ends with a warning from Solomon.
A representative of a large St. Louis dry goods firm addressed advertising specialists, arguing newspaper ads suit retail firms. He noted 85 percent of buyers earn under $4,000 and urged copy appeals to thrift and wisdom, stressing honest presentation of merchandise.
The Burlington Hawkeye notes newspapers and merchants back ruth-in-advertising. It argues readers trust ads more here and are influenced to buy accordingly, unlike other forms of advertising. The piece highlights the value of honest ad content in driving consumer decisions.
A local church in Estherville sends a letter of appreciation to the newspaper for printing their church notices. They enclose a check for five dollars as further evidence of goodwill. The editor notes publishers are human and value such kindness, though no payment or thanks are required for notices.
The humorist Mark Twain recalls attending a Sunday sermon on missionary work. He notes the speaker’s persuasion to give, detailing his progression from a dollar to twenty dollars as he finally decides to part with all his cash. The anecdote highlights the power of knowing when to stop.
The Boone News-Republican argues against a state income tax, noting Iowa is already taxed heavily. It cites other states cutting income taxes and warns new levies drive capital out, urging tax relief instead of increased taxation during Governor Kendall’s world trip.
The speaker describes resisting a collection and sleeping through it, then waking to refuse the plate and confess stealing fifteen cents. The tale illustrates timing as a crucial factor in closing sales and the effect of the moment on a buyer's behavior.
The Standard Oil Company announced a one cent per gallon increase in gasoline nationwide in Iowa today. Independent dealers followed with similar hikes. Des Moines stations now offer gasoline at 17 1/2 cents per gallon.
A medical advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as a quick remedy for rheumatic pain backache chest congestion and sore muscles. It claims immediate heat penetrates within three minutes improving circulation and reducing pain with safe modern science. It urges readers to keep the rub at hand to help family members and save painful hours.
Cromwell boys defeated Prescott 52 to 6 while Cromwell girls lost 19 to 12. Both teams were slated to meet Orient last night with Friday contests at Afton. Lois E. Hacker led convocation praising dramatic art and readings. local teachers and visitors attended. A silver cup will go to winning schools in each county declamatory class along with emblems for speakers. A gold medal will honor the top speaker and a special cup goes to the highest ranked school.
Fashion note from the Strand Theatre as Colleen Moore in The Perfect Flapper sparks renewed interest in the bob and marcel wave. Hairdressers report a surge in requests while industry chatter measures its influence on screen styling and salon business.
Paris reports Premier Herriot has recovered from a leg swelling that confined him for a month. He maintained cheer amid sharp attacks on his leftist government, joking that the right seeks revenge as he joked with a visitor in his sick room.
Hawaii lawmakers prepare a 75000 dollar appropriation to honor visiting U S fleet personnel and 60 editors. The plan includes a Hawaiian huki lau feast and a grand ball hosted by Governor Farrington to showcase island profits and hospitality.
Buenos Aires reports police in Santiago de Estero will use airplanes to pursue cattle thieves in the province. Poor roads and vast uninhabited areas hinder rapid追踪, making cattle theft easy.
A summer tip recommends carrying a tin of canned heat to light a fire under wood, especially when wind is an issue.
The death of Sivor Viator Geree Shan, a young Irish swimmer, occurred recently. He trained in America with C M Daniels and introduced the crawl stroke upon returning to Ireland, breaking British records and joining the 1912 Olympic team while also playing water polo for Ireland. He was 18, son of Sir Maurice and Lady Dockrell of Monks Town, County Dublin.
Prince Yasu hito Chichihu, second son of the emperor, will sail for England in May for up to four years. He will enter Oxford University and live in college premises, a first for a Japanese prince. The initial year will be with an unnamed British family, then he will study sociology.
In Huds on Pay Company area a tree planted 126 years ago by a Hud son employee remains healthy and fruitful. Local activists plan to add the tree to a roster of nationally famous historic trees.
A recipe note suggests cooking gooseberries in sugar until tender then straining. When cold, top with whipped cream flavored with Jamon. Described as a quick fruit dish and as a dessert option.
Fruit desserts using berries cherries strawberries bananas and oranges are preferred for summer consumption over pastries.
A salad is prepared by peeling and slicing hothouse tomatoes on a flat dish, then topping with finely chopped lettuce and celery and a mayonnaise dressing for a fresh, crisp presentation.
For a luncheon dish sprinkle grated ham and grated cheese over slices. Toast and bake until the cheese melts.
The cut fruit slices such as melons and pineapples stay moist when turned upside down on a plate or covered with waxed paper. This simple method traps moisture and preserves freshness for longer periods.
The guidance explains grating dry cheese and storing it in a covered jar. It also suggests keeping cheese moist by wrapping in oiled paper or cloth kept wet with vinegar.
Instructions describe splitting the fish, brushing with soft butter or oil on both sides, and placing it under a broiler over gas flame or bed of coals for cooking. The tone suggests a practical kitchen guidance snippet from a historical page.
The note advises thorough clarification of drippings before incorporating them into pastry. It emphasizes removing impurities to ensure a clean fat for baking.
An advertisement promotes flushing kidneys with a soda like Jad Salts and light mineral salts, claiming it cleanses the urinary tract, relieves backache, and supports kidney function. It urges high water intake, regular physician checks, and notes Jad Salts as inexpensive and effervescent.
An old advertisement touts Mayr's Wonders Remedy as a simple harmless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation, claiming permanent results for stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. The ad targets readers troubled by bloating and unhealthy digestion and urges trying the remedy sold by all druggists.
A vintage advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a miracle topical remedy to loosen stiff, swollen joints. It claims rapid absorption and near overnight relief, promising improved mobility and dryer evenings after use. Sold widely at 60 cents a tube, with druggists reporting strong demand.
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