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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
4
Faith and debt relief for Sergeant York
The tale recalls how Sergeant York faced bankruptcy when his farm faced heavy mortgage payments. He chose faith and work over fame, and credits Divine Guidance for sustaining him through hardship. Nashville Rotarians finally paid off the mortgage, viewed by believers as providence, not windfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Nashville
Faith as the driving force in human life and progress
The text argues that faith is the strongest power in shaping success across careers and religions. It describes faith in self luck Divine Guidance creed and Creator as essential to motivation, prayer, and community harmony, warning that without faith life would be dull and futile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wature
Antinea the Actress Claims Egyptian Queen Rebirth
Boston notes Antinea, a movie actress, asserts she is the reincarnation of an ancient Egyptian queen. The belief in reincarnation fascinates many, with adherents claiming famous prior existences while few acknowledge being anonymous souls reappearing. The piece reflects on mass appeal and the universal fear of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Antinea
Earth
Napoleon
Queen Elizabeth
Ancient Egyptian flapper statue on view in Boston
A 5000 year old Egyptian statuette of a flapper, dug from a tomb, is exhibited at the Boston Museum. The figure bakes bread with bobbed hair and a "permanent" while reflecting on cycles of life. Parents likely fussed at her hair after returning from the hairdresser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Boston Art Museum
Parents Try To Pick Baby Career Before Birth
Dr. Altamon Ira Lucas tells an eastern medical convention that parents can select a baby's vocation by concentration and will power, but he suggests the child should choose naturally. He notes failures occur when parents push the wrong career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altamon Ira Lucas
Flying Freight Trains and War Drugs Highlight 1920s Europe
The article notes French airlines carry 10 000 passengers and 175 000 tons of baggage yearly with few mis hap losses and near on time performance. It also cites Europe’s shrinking winter wheat area and foresees drugs like caapi becoming crucial in future warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Europe
Department of Agriculture
H. HH. Busby
Columbia University
For You to Color Tint and Travel
A 1922 NEA feature highlights color themed journeys and travel ideas. It suggests ways readers can incorporate tinted hues into sightseeing and leisure activities while exploring arts and crafts inspired experiences.
Fragmentary musings on war’s glory and science
A fragment contemplates the loss of war's glory and its reduction to a laboratory based analysis. The text questions the value of battle without heroic framing and hints at a shift toward scientific rationales.
IOWA PRESS COMMENT Highlights From State Newspapers
A digest of Iowa editorials and notes covers Peggy Joyvee’s romantic choices, tariff debates, booze raids, a Knoxville auto arrival, political races, proposed cabinet roles for women, and road funding critiques. Witty, opinionated snippets reflect 1920s Iowa sentiment on politics economy and society.
A Thought on Faults and Virtues by Ruskin and Psalm Reflection
A devotional outline contrasts Psalm 64:10 and John Ruskin urging readers to seek good in others and themselves. It advises not to dwell on faults but to imitate virtues, suggesting faults fall away like dead leaves in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruskin
Toady's Word Perennial Pronunciation and Meaning
The entry defines perennial as lasting or enduring with stress on the second syllable. It provides a pronunciation cue as per-en-nee-uhl and notes the meaning as lasting or enduring.
Perpetual Moonshining Supply Assailed by Prohibition Officers
Prohibition enforcement officers say they hope to curb liquor smuggling but acknowledge domestic moonshine supply is perennial and will persist through the year. They cite ongoing illicit production and cross border activity as ongoing challenges.
Antwerp as copier of the human hair industry
The note claims Antwerp, Belgium, played a key role in copying the hair industry. It also states the New Testament was first divided into verses by printer Robert Stevens in 1551.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Belgium
Robert Stevens
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Iowa
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Associated Press
Alvin York
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Chicago, Ill
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Alia Way
Mt Ea Enatee
NEA Service
Cleveland
Ohio
Peggy
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Iowa City
Knoxville Express
Knoxville
We Carroll Herald
Lesterb. Francis
United States
Lessie
Cherokee Times
Waterloo
Peggy Joyvee
Eagle Grove
Rock Rapids
Howard
National Farm Bureau Federation
Clifford Thorne
Boies
Sac City
Vernon Hawkeye
Good Roads
Stanley
Bruno
Calumet
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
S. Michigan Ave
Chicago
Trimmer
Iowana
Odentieme Soda
F. M. Trimmer
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