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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1926
Page
7
A rambling OCR fragment lists household goods, kitchen gear, and cleaning items beside stray wedding and social guidance. It veers into home decor tips, beauty notions, and child story recommendations, mixing practical details with opinions on hosting, gifts, and manners.
A child named Jimmy is carried to a store by a narrator. He gazes at candy trays with a nickel, asking how many for a cent. He focuses on treats at the counter, showing a curious, hungry interest in purchases and money.
Jennie Pettigrew born June 8 1825 in Lancaster died after a long illness in care of her nephew JOC Pettigrew at his home. Funeral was held Thursday afternoon at 2 20 with Rev Homer Baumgardner at Spalliating cemetery. Nancy J Garrett died at 91 in Keotsel Mo after a long marriage to Alfred Limings. She leaves four children and two daughters in Chicago and Cromwell. Funeral services were held at Mrs Lyons home near Creamwett with Rev C S Baird officiating.
In Towa City George Brennan 50 was acquitted by a jury on an assault with intent to commit murder charge amid evidence gaps. In Waterloo United Commercial Travelers to elect officers today for the coming year. Davenport reports road oil gallons to be used. Lemars notes Plymouth county mortgage release deemed without merit in 1923 assignment dispute.
Fragmentary notice covers legal action over a farm debt, a bank dispute, plus unrelated items on a fort summer program, a Des Moines boxing win, a Chinese political figure, evangelist, and a school typewriter innovation.
A blind graduate from the College of Law, identified as Mr. Pele, plans to pursue a legal career at a major firm despite losing both ears in an accident. He was born blind and is set to graduate this month from the University, with prior transfers and a noted commitment to legal work.
A testimony from Mrs. GQ Heemann of 13 Central Ave describes relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Lydia E. Pinkham's Liver Pills. She reports improved sleep and notes many women in the state share similar symptoms and seek information about the medicines. The Pinkham company offers to verify other testimonials by mail.
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