Creston Daily Advertiser Advertises Local News Access
Creston daily paper details publication by The Creston Advertiser-Gasette Co with publishers Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry. Notices note weekday evening issues and AP news use rights and local news republication restrictions in the 1904 era publication record.
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Creston Advertiser-Gasette Co
Carl Davenport
W. A. Roseberry
Avpictal City and County Paper
Creston
Iowa
Associated Press
Hobbies proposed as road and tree projects in a playful note
A writer muses on making hobbies part of every bill. They suggest two ideas to legislators: straighten the roads and plant trees. The piece adopts a light, humorous tone about civic projects.
Mrs Wilhelmy Saved by Friend in St Paul
Mrs Mary Wilhelmy of 309 Duke Street St Paul Minnesota credits a friend for urging Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helping her regain strength after prolonged illness and overwork. She says she improved after taking several bottles and is now gaining weight and sleep. She offers to answer letters from other women seeking help.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Wilhelmy
Duke Street
Roads and trees in Iowa a call for practical planning
An Iowa writer argues roads should follow terrain to reduce travel distance and cost, criticizing paved zigzag routes. He urges locating roads before paving and warns against overemphasis on public highways. He notes forests’ need for time to grow, warns of deforestation, and advocates using broken lands to grow trees for moisture conservation and wildlife.
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Iowa
Nature
Good Roads Association of Iowa
Walnut Tree Planting Plan Proposed for Iowa
A proposal in the Evening Sentinel World column from Shenandoah discusses planting millions of American Walnut trees in Iowa over the next two years. The plan aims to boost forestry, improve timber resources, and support rural economies with large scale afforestation.
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Iowa
Evening Sentinel World
Shenandoah
My Son brings Nazimova to Strand with Carewe direction
Nazimova stars in Edwin Carewe's My Son at the Strand. The First National production features Nazimova as Ana Silva a Portuguese fisher woman torn between three lovers including her son Tony. Betty Smith characterizes the city flirt Flashes of picturesque settings and praised art direction by John D Schulze complement a fast moving simple drama rich in heart and love.
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Nazimova
Edwin Carewe
Strand Theatre
Ana Silva
Tony
Betty Smith
Carewe
Finny Fox
John D Schulze
Son
Price of Pleasure to debut at Willard theatre next Sunday
Virginia Valli and Norman Kerry star in a Universal production written for screen by Elizabeth Helding and Marion Orth. The play centers on a shop girl seeking a week of freedom, with scenes depicting life of department store girls in big cities and featuring a strong Greenland cast including Louise Fazenda and Kate Lester.
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Miss Valli
Romantic intrigue disrupts life in a tenement boarding house
A young woman experiences romance with a man who pretends to be a mechanic but is really the son of a wealthy aristocrat. The dalliance brings temporary pleasure and then an awakening as reality intrudes.
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Cial Pleasurea
Churches Schedule Regular Sunday Services
Regular services announced for Sunday with sermons by Brother Rueben Eklund at 11 a.m. Sunday school is set for 9 45 a.m. An all together evening service is planned following the day’s activities.
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Rueben Eklund
Congregational Church Announces August Suspension of Services
The Congregational Church schedule states Sunday morning services at 11 with 10 o'clock Sunday school and a missionary offering. August has no church services and August activities pause until September when worship resumes under minister Clyde C Harris.
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Congregational
Home Missionary Society
Clyde C. Harris
Methodist Church announces guest preacher Dillman Smith
One of the era's popular ministers will fill the pulpit this Sunday at 11. Dr Dillman Smith, a commanding speaker, will be backed by a woman whistler performing bird imitations for about ten minutes before the sermon. Sunday school under J. C. Richter maintains high standards.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Elbek Ife
Dillman Smith
Smith
J. C. Richter
Baumgardner
Mary Evelyn
Winona Lake
Ind
Truth lesson and services at Christian Science Church
The church announces Sunday school at 10 o clock and morning service at 11 with a lesson subject Truth. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is at 6 o'clock. The reading room in the church is open Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 to 4 p m. The public is invited to all services and to visit the reading room.
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Christian Science Church
Salem Lutheran Church Mission Sunday at Salem
Salem Lutheran Church announces Mission Sunday for Sunday school with a message on missions by Miss Lorraine tec.a and a special offering to support foreign field work. Morning worship at 11 features The Meaning of Christ's Transfiguration and the evening service continues the Bible talks From Egypt to the Promised Land The Christian Life with Passing Over the Jordan as the special subject. Pastor Arthur A. Christenson invites worshipers.
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Salem Lutheran Church
Lorraine Tec
Merning
Egypt
Promised Land
Jordan
Arthur A. Christenson
Evangelical Lutheran Church Services Tomorrow in Potter Post Hall
The Evangelical Lutheran Church Missouri Synod announces services tomorrow at 10 30 a m in Potter Post hall on Montgomery Street with sermon True Christianity. Sunday school at 10 a m led by Pastor Otto Ossner.
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Missouri Synod
Toorrow
Potter Post Hall
Montgomery Street
Otto Ossner
Christian Church to Hold Morning and Evening Services
Rev H H Twyford will preach at 11 a m with the subject Gods call Man s Ingratitude. Bible school at 10 a m for all grades. Men s Bible class at Deitricks funeral chapel taught by Rev Twyford. 6 45 p m Christian Endeavor. 7 45 p m sermon A Highway. Baptismal services follow the evening service. Everybody welcome.
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Christian Church
H. H. Twyford
Deitrick’s
Mr. Twyford
Christian Endeavor
Long Pilgrimage to Rome Made Afoot by Mother
Luisa Cruces a Spanish woman living in Morocco and her three children aged seven four and two completed a Holy Year pilgrimage to Rome largely on foot. They left December 9 1924 with 25 pesetas and survived by selling postcards while sleeping under stars or on beaches. They revived the Holy Year benediction from Pope Pius XI along the way.
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Rome
Luisa Cruces
Morocco
Senora Cruces
Pius XI
College sports meeting called by University of Dubuque president
Dubuque officials announced a conference invited by President K. F. Wettstone to discuss intercollegiate athletics. Wettstone has abolished intercollegiate competition at the university citing scouting, commercialism in sports, and morale concerns among students.
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Associated Press
Dubuque
Town College
K. F. Wettstone
University of Dubuque
Wettstone
KK. Fo Werte
Stone
Wettsine
Develo
University of Dubuque withdraws from intercollegiate sports
The University of Dubuque, with 300 students many from Europe, pulled out of intercollegiate competition last May on Dr Wettstone's recommendation. Intramural sports were adopted as baseball football and track had long ranked well in the Iowa conference but recent efforts failed to attract athletes.
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Dubuque
University of Dubuaque
Wettstone
Europe
Iowa
Sol” Butler
Vettatone
Dane Criticizes Government For Privilege
Copenhagen July 25 The Danish explorer Peter Freuchen launches a violent newspaper attack on the Danish government for permitting American explorer MacMillan to search the ruins of a site. Freuchen accuses officials of favoritism toward foreign expeditions and criticizes policy that allows foreign researchers access.
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Copenhagen
Peter Freuchen
MacMillan
Viking Homesteads Debate over Danish Explorers
Freuchen concludes a clash over Greenland settlements and Danish explorers. He notes Amundsen remains unheard and that MacMillan may not be aided, while asserting Amundsen is safe and no facilities should be granted to MacMillan.
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Greenland
Freuchen
Amundsen
MacMillan
Jow Amundsen
Japan to Aid in Establishing Wireless Telegraph
Viscount Shibusawa and Baron K Nakashima were appointed by Premier Kato to lead committees forming the Japanese Wireless Telegraph company. Government and private interests will jointly manage the venture with a principal asset the Iwaki wireless station in Fukushina prefecture. Subscriptions by leading Japanese businessmen will fund the shares as the project aims to complete the international telegraph service for military diplomatic and cultural development.
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Tokio
Viscount Shibusawa
Baron K. Nakashima
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