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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1925

Page

5

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praise letter

A Sharpsburg reader endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's ailments after claiming a four bottle course cured dizziness weakness appetite loss and body aches. The letter cites Pittsburgh Press ads and urges others to try the product sold by druggists everywhere.

Sharpsburg Lydia BK. Pinkham Pittsburgh J. H. Procter East Liberty Station Pittsburg Ham’s Vegetab Lydia E. Pinkie Erywhere

Southerners Visit Iowa State College Farmers Inspect Each Department

A 37 member group of farmers, agricultural leaders, and educators from Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas toured Iowa State College. They aim to gather ideas for practice in their states, traveling in a special coach as guests of southern railroads. Notables included J A Whitehurst, Dr Bradford Knapp, M A Connor, Ed Overholser, and M C Haile.

Ames Advbertisha Texas Oklahoma Missouri Kansas Iowa State College Southern Railroad J. A. Whitehurst State Board of Agriculture Oklahoma City Bradford A. Knapp A. & M. College Stillwater Herman Knapp Town State College M. A. Connor Ed Overholser

Hitchcock of Omaha Arrives to Attend Local Business

R E Hitchcock of Omaha arrived here on Monday to spend a few days handling business interests and meeting local contacts.

S R. E. ‘Hitchcock Omaha

Shortage of Cotton Goods Strikes Soviet Union

The Associated Press reports acute cotton fabric shortages in Russia as Moscow shops swarm with shoppers including peasants. High prices and limited production force reliance on cotton, with 1913 output far exceeding current levels. Government faces heavy import needs and costly reconstruction to expand textile capacity.

Associated Press Moscow Russia

Oil Prospects in Southwestern Iowa Cited by Geologist

Iowa City July 14 Special to the Advertiser Dean Kay University of Iowa state geologist says oil may lie under the three southern tier counties as far east as Osceola Winterset and Leon He cautions against speculation while the survey works toward a fact based report Reports show Iowa lost over 190000000 in oil speculation in 1920 The search area may extend but no assurance of commercial quantities exists Des Moines July 14 Des Moines will bid for the 1986 grand encampment of the G A R with about 100 veterans and representatives will travel to Grand Rapids Michigan Aug 27 The last general assembly appropriated 15000 for entertainment if the 1926 meeting comes to Des Moines Dubuque July 14 The body of George Botzet a 26 year old Dubuque man drowned in a Missippi river cut off was recovered yesterday

Iowa City Advertiser Iowa Dean George F. Kay University of Iowa Iowa Geological Survey Dubuque George Botzet Mississippi River Here Des Moines Grand Rapids Mich R. L. Chase Ilown Department General Assembly

Pictures Show Tricks To Deceive People

Madrid authorities publicize a press photograph showing beggars before and after alleged asylum submission. The images aim to deter alms by exposing how beggars feign disability for charity, with one man shown blind and paralytic and another "recovered" by revealing a hidden leg. The piece notes the tactic seeks to curb street begging despite generous public giving.

Madrid

Kiwanis Trains Start For Niagara Falls Tomorrow

Shenandoah Iowa launches four Kiwanis sponsored train excursions to Niagara Falls with 1600 travelers from Iowa Missouri Nebraska and Kansas. Trains depart at 7 am and are color designated orange green yellow and white with reserved passengers issued color cards. Entertainment and lodging planned, including Rainbow Gardens dance KFNF radio, band concerts, theatre, swimming and St Marys new Catholic school dormitory access. Official photographers H Simons and J F Carlson cover the event.

Associated Press Shenandoah Iowa Missouri Nebraska Kansas Niagara Falls Kiwanis Club of Wabash Shenandah Rainbow Gardens KFNF St. Mary's Joe Lindell J. C. Penney Company H. Simons J. F. Carlson Red Oak

Coolidge Seeks China Conference On Extraterritorial Rights

President Coolidge hopes for conditions allowing a conference on extraterritorial rights and Chinese customs in China. The U.S. aims to involve nine signatories to the Washington treaty. no pact with Britain and Japan yet. In Shanghai negotiations, deadlock over jurisdiction and a French diplomat’s retirement hinder talks.

Swampecott Mass Coolidge China White House United States Great Britain Japan Peking Shanghai Littate Shanghai Count de Martel

Denver Gets Next Meet Of Gyro Clubs

Kenaz Huffman of Denver was chosen president of the International Gyro clubs at the closing sessions of the annual convention. Denver was selected for the 1927 convention with Winnipeg as next year's meeting place. Clarence Loughed of Calgary and Ed L. Kagy of Cleveland were named officers. The Davenport, Iowa club won an attendance trophy for class A while Clinton Gyre of Iowa won for class B. District reorganizations and a new district, number nine, were discussed.

Vancouver B. C Kenaz Huffman Denver Huffman RR. Rowe Holland Winnipeg Clarence Loughed Calgary Alberta Ed L. Kagy Cleveland Davenport sAnother Iowa Clinton Gyre California Colombo Pacific Coast

World Champion Hurdler Ends Track Career

Charles Brockins, premier world hurdler, retires after the national A A U meet in San Francisco on July 4. He held the world record of 28.210 for 220 yards hurdles and had dominated collegiate and amateur competition with the University of Iowa and as an unattached athlete. His retirement follows four years of top form and a possible approval of his 0.23 flat time by the A A U board.

Associated Press Town City Charles Brockins San Francisco Brokins University of Iowa Brockins Morgan Taylor Grinnell Brookins A. A. VU

The Lover of Camille at the Strand Theatre

The Strand screens The Lover of Camille a Warner Bros. drama based on Sacha Guitry and Deburau stars Monte Blue and Marie Prevost. Supporting cast includes Willard Louis Terrence Moore Pierre Gendron Rose Dione Rosa Rosanova Trilby Clark Brandon Hurst Winifred Bryon Rosita Marstini in a romance of music pantomime and unprincipled love.

Paris Camille Sacha Guitry David Belseo Deburau Strand Theatre Dumas Warner Bros Armand Duval Monte Blue Marie Prevost Willard Louis Terrence Pat’’ Moore Pierre Gendron Rose Dione Rosa Rosanova Trilby Clark

World famous banjoist to play at the Strand

Alfred A. Farland, renowned banjo virtuoso in his thirty first season, appears at the Strand Theatre for Thursday Friday and Saturday as part of the regular picture program. His mastery reportedly mirrors violin and organ tones and rival classical interpreters, offering Creston audiences a rare chance to hear his acclaimed performances.

Strand Alfred A. Farland Strand Theatre Mr. Farland Creston Farland Te Strand

Chapter to Honor Grave of Daughter of Revolution

The Erie chapter of the D A R will mark the grave of Mrs Isabell M Johnson Savage Conway in a local cemetery She is one of two Revolution era daughters buried in the chapter records The other is her sister Mrs Eleanor Hoppock buried in Erie Conway died nine years ago and was the daughter of Phillip Johnson who fought in the Revolution under George Washington.

Erie Conway Phillip Johnson George Washington

Miss Gertrude Roland to visit Miss Leah A. Dorsey

Miss Gertrude Roland, daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Roland of 208 North Sumner avenue, leaves this morning for Corping to visit Miss Leah A Dorsey for several days. Mr and Mrs G A Lainson of Dallas Texas, after 10 days with E C Lainson and family at the Sidney hotel, depart for Boone to visit then move to Denver to make their home.

Gertrude Roland R. W. Roland North Sumner Avenue Corping Leah A. Dorsey G. A. Lainson Dallas Tex Mr. Lainson E. C. Lainson Sidney Hotel Boone E. C.lainson Denver

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