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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
5
Harold Lloyd stands out as the most consistent screen comedian with tireless energy and ingenuity. Life magazine critic Bob Sherwood lauds his seven reel Pathe feature Safety Last at the Strand Theatre, praising Lloyd’s dynamic midcentury comedy mastery.
A historical review extols Harold Lloyd's Safety Last as the greatest comedy, praising the twelve story climb and thrill scenes. It lauds Mildred Davis as the love interest and notes department store moments that provoke shrieks of laughter from a large audience.
The Union county Board of Supervisors completed an official recount for the Eighth District race. J. P. Daughton is declared winner by 107 votes with 1191 for Daughton and 1084 for Evans, down from the initial tally of 1313 to 1078. The revised totals finalize the margin and totals across precincts.
Georges Barbot the French aviator who crossed the English Channel in a small monoplane and earned 25,600 francs for the feat left Roosevelt Field for Washington in his flying flivver. He had just flown from New York to West Point and back on two gallons of fuel and was expected to reach Washington at 3 p m. He was accompanied by Lieut. Francis B Valentine of the Army Air Service in a scout plane.
Owen E. Moore, Kansas City engineer, credits Tanlac for restoring his health after illness. He says his weight rose from 153 to 190 pounds, digestion improved, and sleep and energy returned. Tanlac is sold by druggists nationwide with claims of widespread use.
Local church schedule notes morning services at Platte Center and Kent, with Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11. Star church hosts a CE society meeting and a public talk by Miss Alice J. Boyer on temperance. Also reports on cemetery obituaries, weddings, and residents’ visits in nearby towns.
Friday night program at the First M E church features The Mutt Box Opening with a playlet The Missionary Mother Goose and Her Children and a full musical lineup by Home Guard and Epworth League Orchestra including solos duets and recitations. Local notes report community events, student achievements, and a mild flu of fevers.
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