Creston Advetiser Gazette Advertises Subscriptions and Rates
The Creston Advertiser Gazette announces its daily weekday publication as the official city and county paper with Independent Telephones listed among publishers. It outlines subscription prices for mail and carrier delivery, including zone pricing and terms.
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Creston Daily Advertiser
Creston Advertiser
Creston Gazette
Creston Morning American
Creston Plain Dealer
Creston Advertiser-Gazette CO
Edison Says Loose Clothes Aid Work Longevity
Edison claims he can work 18 hours daily because he keeps his body healthy by avoiding tight garments. He wears baggy suits and loose collars, never tight shoes or belts that could restrict blood circulation, suggesting nature did not intend humans to wear clothes that fit like sausage casings.
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Edison
Winter fashion and the cold air threat to flappers
The piece notes flappers in snowy cities wearing low cut silk stockings and shirtwaists, while a man admires their resilience. It explains that loose dresses enable blood flow to stay warm, contrasting with grandmothers who wore tight corsets restricting circulation to keep warm in their youth.
Fashion shifts as women and men prune old dress codes
Hygienists say American women will stay healthier with current comfortable attire, while campaigns urge men to drop tight starched collars, painful shoes, and plug hats. The piece notes a gradual move away from constricting headgear and footwear.
Health tips urge men to copy women in ventilating clothing
Hygienists advise men to wear breathable garments to shed perspiration and avoid heat buildup in summer. They argue air flow reduces the risk of overheating and compare to the loosest attire seen in films among hardy, healthy people.
Record of Extreme Heat and Daily Hazards Across 1920s Life
The piece surveys Death Valley heat at Greenland Ranch with 125 to 135 degrees noted and compares rainfall to crops, then shifts to rail travel fatalities, training on dangers, Conan Doyle curiosities, German industrial capacity at 35 percent, and a critique of parental responsibility shifting to institutions.
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Greenland Ranch
Death Valley
California
Weather Bureau
United States
Hell On Earth
Tarnation
Fall color trends and attitudes on women’s choices
Theodore A. Loth rop of the Massachusetts Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children argues that parental influence, not youth, is the problem. Textile color cards predict 80 autumn shades including red blue orange and purple with a Russian oriental scheme. women may favor obscure hues despite meals.
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Theodore A. Lothrop
The
Massachusetts Society For Prevention of Cruelty To
Iowa Press Comments On War, Prices And Politics
A compilation of editorials from Iowa papers reacting to postwar policy, farmer prices, and political figures. Brookhart is labeled as potentially improving farmer prices but hurting workers, while others like Lady Astor and Harding draw mixed critiques. The Davenport caucus notes favor Pickett for US senator, and opinions vary on Brookhart’s electability.
For You to Color. TINTED TRAVELS By Hal Cochran
An illustrated feature by Hal Cochran explores travel scenes with humorous color captions. The piece imagines vivid journeys through landmarks and personalities, offering light entertainment and vintage era charm.
Cherokee Chief Attacks Traveling Carnival as Moral Poison
The Cherokee Chief likens the traveling car nival to a grasshopper scourge, warning it brings illegitimate shows and gambling devices, with only a veneer of clean entertainment to extract rent. He says it harms the town financially and morally, grafting money from residents through misrepresentation.
Pig in the parlor again signals pig farming rebound
Chicago reports a national survey by Guy H. Hall on the 1922 spring pig crop. Data from government, associations, markets, colleges, and 14 000 local dealers show pigs rising in importance to farmers and national prosperity as pure bred swine grow in number and value despite higher mortality from scarce corn and spring weather.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Guy H. Hall
National Institute of Progressive Farming
W. J. Carmichael
National Swine Association
State Departments of Agriculture
James E. Poole
Chicago Live Stock Exchange
Hall
Parker
Mors
Pork Surpasses Other Meats as Lard Exports Rise
The article notes pork consumption exceeds beef veal mut ton goat and horse meat combined and about 14,000,000 pounds of lard weekly is exported. It mentions weaker pig constitutions but expects offset from better care and disease precautions. Early entries for the National Swine Show at Peoria indicate growing focus on the industry’s recovery.
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Peoria
Ranchman Not Immune in Bankruptcy Ruling
In Cheyenne Wyoming June 3 Judge Kennedy held W A Stubbs of Kaycee not immune from involuntary bankruptcy though he owned 1000 acres. The court found his farming on the land qualified as stock raising and thus not exempt under the federal act. The petition was granted and the decision may set precedent.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
T. B. Kennnedy
United States District Court
W. A. Stubbs
Kaycee
Stubbs
Kennedy
Green Lace Fashion Gowns Highlight Nile Green Organdie
A New York store showcases Nile green organdie gowns trimmed with matching lace ruffles. The color green remains a top summer favorite for its fresh, versatile appeal.
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New York
Taffeta Gowns In Fashion Highlighted In Quiet Season
Very little taffeta is seen this season yet when shown a gown of it gleams with gorgeous shades. The article notes restrained use and bright color accents to elevate simple designs.
Woman shares success with Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound
Cumberland Maryland woman recounts relief from menstrual and childbirth pains using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it aided her through teenage years and seven children, and she invites other women to write for her experience and guidance.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cumberland, Md
John Herter
Dilley St
Cumberland
Guy H McCornack Seeks Union County Treasurer Nomination
Announcement by Guy H. McCornack submitting his name for the Republican nomination as County Treasurer to be decided at the June primaries. He asks voters in Union County for support.
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Union County
McKee Announces Candidacy for Union County Coroner
James McKee Jr announces bid for Republican nomination for Union County coroner in the upcoming June primary. He asks voters for support and mentions the election date and party designation.
Laura Dixon Seeks Union County Recorder Seat
Laura Dixon announces candidacy for Union County Recorder on the Republican ticket after a broad voter solicitation. She appeals for support from local Republicans and voters across the county.
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Union County
Laura Dixon
Republican Candidate Nominated for County Attorney
Kenneth H. Davenport announces candidacy for County Attorney on the Republican ticket in the June primary, prompted by supporters from across the county.
Nomination for Sheriff of Union County on Democrat Ticket
Nomination for Sheriff of Union County on the Democrat ticket at the Primary next June. WM., Hower.
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Sheriff of Union Co
Fred Collings Seeks renomination for County Sheriff
Republican candidate Fred Collings announces his bid for renomination as County Sheriff and asks for support. The message emphasizes his continued service and appreciation for backing from voters and supporters.
J. W. Coen Seeks Democratic Nomination for State Rep
A message from J. W. Coen announces candidacy for State Representative from Union County, subject to Democratic Party voters at the June primary. The note requests support from party veterans.
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Union County
Democratic
J. W. Coen
Keck Announces Candidacy for District Court Clerk
Otto A. Keck declares his bid for the June primary nomination for Clerk of the District Court. He asks for support from voters and emphasizes his qualifications and plan to improve court administration.
County Treasurer Nomination Bid By J M Scurr
At the request of voters countywide I submit my name for the county treasurer nomination as the Republic to voters at the June primary.
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Will of the Republic
J. M. Scurr
Republican Nomination Bid For County Attorney
A candidate announces pursuit of the Republican nomination for County Attorney at the upcoming primary on June 5. The notice requests voter support and explains the official party ticket.
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W. G. Wickham
Candidacy Filed for State Representative in Union County
A resident announces bid for State Representative from Union County on the Republican ticket for the June primary. The filing signals the start of campaign activity ahead of the election.
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Union County
Spanlger Seeks Democratic Nomination for Union County Auditor
The candidate announces intent to run for County Auditor of Union County, subject to the will of Democratic voters at the upcoming election. J. A. Spangler signs the notice expressing his candidacy.
Boone Nominates for Union County Attorney on Republican Ticket
Carl B. Boone seeks the Union County attorney nomination on the Republican ticket at the June primary.
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Union County
Carl B. Boone
Oshel Seeks Republican Coroner Nomination at June Primaries
At the request of many voters 0 J Oshel submits his name for the Republican coroner nomination in the upcoming June primaries.
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J. Oshel
Wickham Seeks Republican County Auditor Primary Support
W G Wickham announces campaign for County Auditor on the Republican ticket in the June primary. He urges voters to support his candidacy and requests broad backing.
Republican Candidate Seeks County Attorney Nomination
A person announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for the nomination to become County Attorney in the upcoming June primaries. The statement outlines intent to run and seek support within the party for the official county role.
Hook Up for Short Wave Regenerative Set
R L Duncan outlines wiring a regenerative receiving set with a diagram. He details battery connections, adjustable condenser, variocoupler, plate variometer, grid leak and condenser values, and tube, rheostat, headphones, and battery labeling. Emphasis on careful wiring and matching components to tube characteristics.
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R. L. Duncan
Mrs. Julia D. Roberts Serves as Local Constable to “Incorrigible” Boys
In Little Rock on June 2, Mrs. Julia D. Roberts, deputy in charge of boy supervision under Constable Mike Haynie, is famed in Pulaski County for reforming troubled youths by washing feeding and sheltering them. Boys seek her aid and she says she handles no difficult cases. She has raised two children and is now a grandmother.
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Little Rock
Ark
Boy Spervision
Mike Haynie
Julia D. Roberts
Pulaski County
Democratic candidate for Congress in Iowa Eighth District
J. P. Daughton of Grand River Decatur County seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress in Iowa’s Eighth District. He asks for voter support at the June primary, stating his approval by Democrats for the office.
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Iowa
J. P. Daughton
Grand River
Decatur County
Harry C Stever Announces Candidacy for County Auditor
An announcement from Harry C Stever states his bid for County Auditor on the Republican ticket at the June primary, drawing candidates from across the county.
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Remington Typewriter Company
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International Committee of Creditors
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Waterloo Tribune
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Brookhart
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Harding
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Genoa
Hague
Davenport
Pickett
Dubuque
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Boss Penrose
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Robinsons Store
Hal Cochran
NEA Service
Gettysburg
Guy H. McCornack
James McKee, JR
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Kenneth H. Davenport
Wm., Hower
Fred Collings
Otto A. Keck
Democratic Party
J. A. Spangler
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Repubican
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Radio Institute of America
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Harry C. Stever
Roper Brothers
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