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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1925
Page
3
The Creston Daily Advertiser and its publisher note their weekday edition details. It mentions The Gevaerteeene Co Carron soberry Publishers and the Creston post office location in Iowa. Associated Press news is credited and republished as allowed.
Dr W Dawes of Bozeman Montana told the American Osteopathic association convention that no vitamin is known to be in captivity. He urged uncooked foods and warned against modern food preparation methods. Dr W Curtis Brigham of Los Angeles influenced medical curricula worldwide.
Dr Earl J Drinkall stated that current food manufacturing methods lie at the root of most childhood illnesses. Other speakers included Dr Ira W Drew of Waltham Mass Dr E Tracey Parker of Portland Ore George V Webster of Carthage N Y A C Hardy of Kirksville Mo and Charles M LaRue of Columbus O. The day will conclude with clinics planned for tomorrow.
David Lloyd George told Welsh teachers that Whitehall is a misty malarial cramp after 17 years there and described officials as stout at first but soon trembling as the electoral ambulance carried them away. He warned many stout hearted men become bed ridden under the system.
In four Iowa counties, city property typically sold for tax at 40 to 44 percent of value while farms ranged from 46 to 59 percent. Fayette Jefferson Montgomery Story counties show Ames as an exception with city property at 52 percent and farms at 46.5. The report credits Crickman of Iowa State College with the analysis of 1924 sales.
Margery Doud of the St Louis Public Library told ALA members in Seattle that to foster love for poetry children should not focus on schoolrooms marks or lines. She argued teachers strip poetry of its magic by overloading interpretation.
Trade between the United States and Russia in 1924 reached 49 million in exports and imports per Commerce figures, with Russian sources listing 55.9 million. Analysts forecast 1925 trade above 75 million as agencies in New York coordinate deals for monopolies in coal, sugar, and electrical products, amid a waning US presence of official emissaries.
Paris July 11 French ace Paul Tarascon and naval officer Francois Coli press war office officials to authorize a nonstop Atlantic flight. They seek a takeoff from Le Bourget toward end of July, with a first possible landing at Mitchell Field or a direct crossing. The Paris Tokyo model plane may use a Hispano Suiza or Renault engine.
Des Moines reports a larger than usual teacher supply this year says Miss May E B Francis superintendent of public instruction. Even college graduates struggle to find work this year. Demand is strongest for home economics teachers though applications outpace vacancies for that subject.
Des Moines reports Prof H C Nixon of Iowa State College finds in Ignatius Donnelly papers a 1896 Bryan letter urging a united front of reform forces. The note shows Bryan sent similar letters to Darrow and other Populist leaders to convene after the party conventions to conciliate silver factions, aiding Bryan's nomination.
The planned church to house the Sacred Stair is funded by Holy Year pilgrims and large donors. Cardinal Pompili laid the cornerstone as plans for a basilica style building with three naves and preserved frescoes take shape. The inscription will proclaim the staircase as the world’s most sacred spot.
Fort Madison July 11 The Iowa state prison keeps a unit of 42 bloodhounds ready to pursue escapees. Twenty four puppies have arrived increasing the total count, with dogs varying in age and experience to hunt down fugitives.
Of the 42 dogs in the kennels only five have enough training and experience for active service. Eleven others are under a year old and have scarcely begun training.
Waterloo Indiana July 11 police recovered thirty hundred dollars from a coal bin at Mrs Bertha Erdman home after a search warrant was served. A relative alleged the woman burned the money in a stove when asked to return it.
Honolulu July 10 revision of territorial school commission rules leaves 85 Japanese language schools unchanged in attitude. The modification allows an eight year course by eliminating the for-
Attorneys describe a rule requiring foreign language school attendants to finish two public school grades as a step toward settlement. Eighty five schools are inactive to avoid a $1.40 per pupil annual fee. A suit to enjoin territorial officials from enforcing the language law is in preparation. Thirty schools have complied and remain in operation.
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