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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1926
Page
3
Hupmobile Six superiority is basic and conclusive, not undercut by higher priced rivals. Features include easy steering rigid crankshaft clear vision bodies filtered oil and gasoline and more that boost performance economy beauty and safety. The special vibration damper eliminates torsional vibration and relies on the engine's heavy rigid crankshaft for effectiveness.
In a creaky note the Creston Daily Advertiser acknowledges its use of the Associated Press dispatches and credits the paper’s tare region coverage. The item mentions editors and from the Creston post, with references to news agency feeds and local attribution.
The church plans morning worship at 11 o clock with the pastor’s sermon The Reil Christian and Lord's supper to follow The church school meets at 9 45 am The young people service is at 7 pm and the evening service at 8 o'clock The pastor will preach on How to Conquer Special music is planned for both morning and evening A cordial welcome is extended to all by Pastor J Hamilton Woodsum
At St Pauls Church the 10 o'clock morning service follows by 11 o'clock at the church with Edward Hutchinson as rector. The Methodist Episcopal Church conducts morning worship at 11 with the local lodge members attending in body. An evening service at 730 features a sermon by the same preacher.
The Christian Church invites the public to morning services at 11 o clock with music by Reverend Burton and his orchestra. A sermon by Pastor Henry H Twyford follows. Dr David L Watt will speak in the afternoon on a fresh message from the church’s battle lines. Everyone welcome.
A church bulletin notes an evangelical Lutheran service at South Elmstree Sunday morning at 10, followed by a Servites gathering at 1 in the afternoon. The brief item lists time slots for religious services and a related parish event.
The Presbyterian Church urges members to show loyalty by June and attend regular services, highlighting the importance of Sunday evening worship and continued church attendance to demonstrate commitment.
A local Congregational Church announces an 8 o'clock start with a morning worship at 11 and a sermon on “Unconscious Ministries” at 11. Prayer and uplift are urged, welcoming worshippers. Pastor Clyde C Harris leads preaching at 11 with a note on 9.
The First Church of Christ Scientist offers a Sunday school at 10 oclock and morning service at 11 oclock. Wednesday evening service is listed. The reading room in the church building is open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 to 4 oclock. The public is invited to join the services and visit the reading room.
Major Hitehen told The Philippines health service that control of leprosy in the islands is possible within a quarter of a century if treated early. The physician Manils Po urged belief in early intervention and medical care as crucial to curbing the disease.
A chaotic report describes a blast that wrecked a house in Bei Sik area with no injuries. The text references local beliefs about a harmful “leper trait ant beer bread” and mentions a wild tree growing in a similar state, though details are fragmented and unclear.
Fragmentary note warns that control machinery may fail and disease could resurge rapidly if equipment breaks down, reflecting concern over medical treatment and equipment reliability.
Ps Warns Against Extended Sun Treatment to Child. Ps Bouvain issues warning against excessive sunlight therapy for weak children and urges parents to consult physicians before proceeding. The doctor warns overuse may be dangerous and could prove fatal for certain youngsters.
A Brazilian plant, among numerous leper curing flora, is claimed to be more efficacious than the famous Hawaii tree. The National Agricultural Society notes the Brazilian tree may contain a superior grails of the magic ester, and it is popular.
Report from Austin on June 5 notes the historic mansion linked to Judas Philip Benjamin, Confederate secretary, to be preserved as a memorial by the Daughters of the Confederacy. The piece recalls Civil War refuge and later exile to England amid reconstruction hardships.
New Texas tale from Borger, a two month old town with 6000 residents and property selling up to 1000 dollars. Salons and gambling dens flourish as outlaws control the streets. A dance hall hosts nightly shootings with a fatality reported, while 25 entities are charged for dances with profits split to owners.
Delegates from Tennessee Alabama North and South Carolina Georgia Florida and Mississippi will appear in special costumes at the national Federation of Business and Professional Women’s convention in Des Moines July 12 to 16. Tennessee will wear white dresses with cranberry trimming, Alabama white with red trim and Wilkow Dam scene, North Carolina white and yellow trim, South Carolina blue with white trimmings and palmetto tree, Mississippi cold with cotton field scene, Florida blue with orange trimmings and orange imagery.
Twelve special trains will convey the delegates from states to the convention with the exception of the ka delegation.
The new stage and screen offering MIKE presents a comedy by Marshall Neflan featuring Sally O’Neil and a star cast. It promises laughs and strong word of mouth, with matinee shows Sunday at 2 and 4 PM and evening performances through the week.
Salvation Army plans a summer camp near Houston Station, opening June to provide relief for mothers and children. The site will feature 13 cottages, an administration building, a hospital, recreation building, and four housing halls, with training in religion and activities for attendees.
James W Pisher of Spencer announces state YMCA Camp plans for summer visitors. Events include WA training camp August 18 to 25 and officers conference August 28. Graceland College students fundraise to aid camp efforts while 95 percent engage in work to support the program.
The fragment describes a county effort to run a tree keeping school by Lamont’s Ho Shiniey teaching beginners honey production with thirty colonies for queen breeding. It also notes Senator Commins's renomination support by Congressman WR Green of the ninth Iowa district, arguing relief legislation benefits.
Today marks the feast day of St Boniface, bishop and martyr who preached among pagans in Holland. The first registration day for an elective draft was June 5.
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