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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1922
Page
3
Mrs. Max West urges mothers to prepare for hot months by learning infant care, using certified milk, infant welfare centers, and guidance from physicians. Emphasizes preventing summer diarrhea as better than treatment after illness and notes progress in reducing summer infant deaths through better milk safety and mother education.
Extradition is the surrender of an alleged criminal from one sovereignty to another with jurisdiction to try them. The term derives from Latin traditio delivery and is used to describe cross border transfer for trial and punishment. Canadian courts have declined certain requests in cases lacking a direct equivalent to American prohibition violations.
A white taffeta blouse paired with a draped puffed black taffeta skirt creates a Frenchy ensemble. The brunet wears her hair plainly and adorns long pendants from her ears.
White lace coats are introduced as new stylish outerwear. They pair with all white costumes and feature no belts or ornamentation, offering a clean, minimal look.
A reflection on choosing farming as a life work. It urges strong training at agricultural colleges, notes the value of long courses and shorter options, and emphasizes open country life as fulfilling. It predicts growing specialization and economic justice driving future agricultural prosperity.
Creston wins 2 to 1 over Chariton in a clean game at the fair grounds with six hits for each side. Severoid starred at first and Combs contributed one of Creston’s two runs in a pitchers duel.
Yesterday's scores show Sioux City 137 over Omaha gs ai 3 and Des Moines 0. Joseph improves to 9-4 while Tulsa goes 3-1. Pati City nips Wichita 2-1. Today New York defeats Brookyn 5-4 while Chicago loses to Cincinnati 4-5. St Louis visits Boston and Pittsburgh plays Philadelphia.
Fragmentary sports notes show New York 6 Philadelphia unknown Cleveland 14 Detroit 6 Boson 2 Washington 1 St Louis unknown Chicago 2 with no games scheduled. Entities are incomplete and unverified, lacking full scores and matchups.
The National League of Women Voters seeks the 12 greatest living American women for a Chilean Pan-American project. Delegates from Chile requested a living, diverse list to inspire South American women, with no restriction on movement party state or occupation.
The passage advises well bred speakers avoid private whispering in groups and not to single out one person in front of many. It notes guests feel ignored or unwelcome when their presence is sidelined or targeted.
Mrs H C Vetter from Onawa speaks highly of Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription saying it cured her feminine troubles for over a year with no return. The ad urges women to obtain the tablets or liquid from local drug stores or send 10c for a trial pack and medical advice from the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York.
Residents spent Thursday to Sunday through Creston and Kent visiting relatives, attending cemetery trips, and sharing meals. Local exchanges include Mr. and Mrs. Harvey George, Elva George, Homer Ray and family, Dale Bunn, Will Weber, Ed Gentry, Rayburn Thomas, and other neighbors. Events note inclement weather and a period of soaking rain with coughs and colds.
Mr and Mrs Roy Riley and children traveled Friday morning and afternoon for matters. Mrs Dick Parham and children visited Monday afternoon. Darlene Mellravy visited Mary Gentry Thursday. Mrs Ace Capps visited Friday afternoon. Mrs Joy Riley and children and Mrs Ed Gentry helped Mrs Mellravy prepare corn shelters Saturday.
A note on the cucumber as an ancient garden vegetable and a statistic shows 62,400,000 short tons of stone quarried in the United States during 1921.
Robert R. Ryals of Des Moines Iowa reports dramatic recovery after taking Tanlac discussed as relief from wartime health issues. He describes improved appetite digestion and energy since returning from France and endorses Tanlac as effective.
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy ready to use hair dye to darken gray hair naturally and evenly. It claims long lasting glossy results and youthfulness, with instructions to apply by dampening a sponge and brushing strand by strand. The product is a cosmetic not a medical treatment.
Parasols have become very elaborate with silk ruffles and bead fringe nearly a yard long on the edge, so the person carrying one is almost concealed by the finery.
An ad claims Freezone cures corns instantly with a small bottle sold by druggists. It promises removal of hard and soft corns and between the toes without soreness. The article also notes liquid oxygen is used as an explosive by a Mexican mining company operated by American capital in Pachuca.
An advertisement touts Zemo as a solution for skin troubles including eczema pimples and ringworm. The copy claims easy application and a low price of 35 cents for a standard bottle and one dollar for an extra large bottle available at drug stores. It emphasizes reliability and antiseptic qualities.
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