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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1927
Page
6
Health Service Editor Journal of the American Medical Association and Hygeia the Health Magazine highlights professional guidance and advances in clinical care, public health policy, and medical journalism, reflecting ongoing debates in healthcare delivery and ethics.
The article notes dramatic progress in medicine over 25 years with American medical organization, specialization, and discoveries in infectious diseases. It traces life expectancy from 35 in 1825 to about 55 for a newborn, and 21 more years after age 50, emphasizing prevention via periodic physical exams to extend life and combat heart disease and degenerative conditions.
Electrical fixtures and wiring services offered by L. Miner with guaranteed work and a contact phone. Property transfers and cemetery deeds recorded: Elizabeth J. Conway to Frederick James Geuner. Martha M. Dudley to Creston. Graceland and Evergreen cemetery plots. S. L. Collins Oil Co. to Sinclair Refining Co. A Lorimer lot sale with improvements and a fractional wall interest.
A series of real estate transfers and cemetery deeds in Union County Iowa dated 1925 to 1927. Flows include Flora Strauss to Fred Lind man Lot 81 West Creston Section C and others for $1.00, Chapel Grove Cemetery Assoc to H Klingensmith for $5.00, sheriff sale to Maggie S Harkness for $8,000, Dooley to Hodson for $1.00 and lots in Creston town, Eliza Willis to J C Bray for $5,200, Davenport trustee settlement for $1.00 on Lots 67, 38, 389, 52, 563 and 54 Switzer's North add to Cres ton, and Faith Reed Admx to R H Reed Admx for $10 and undivided interest in Lots 4–10 in Kent town.
Maizie the white leghorn hen that set a world record by laying 851 eggs in 265 days is proving a big money-maker for the University of British Columbia farm in Vancouver. She has brought in 2900 dollars for her eggs and stock.
Walter Burley, a discharged dairy worker, confessed to killing Mrs. O. S. Rees and Miss Martha Rees at a Jackson dairy farm last Friday. National guardsmen escorted him through mob scenes. he was moved from Jackson to Hattiesburg amid continued demonstrations.
The visible fumes from a kettle are tiny water droplets condensing from steam. Steam itself is water vapor and remains invisible.
One hundred fifty thousand dollars in gems including eighty three thousand dollars worth stolen from the home of Jesse In Uivermore, a wealthy Wall Street broker, were found and seized by police after arresting a man and detaining his woman companion on a Long Island Rail Road train.
A humorous exchange notes a baby finally sleeping after the mother blows smoke rings. The father asks if the baby slept, and the mother mentions the ring trick and a cigar price of five cents.
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