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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
3
The Creston Advertiser Gazette lists subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery, with zone pricing and term options. It notes Associated Press affiliations and official status as the city and county paper.
Raymond Pearl predicts the population growth has passed its peak and will rise slowly, reaching at most double today’s level a century hence. The piece also surveys projections on tobacco bans, urban development, food, and future economic challenges.
The piece asserts a satire on a modern feminist ideal placing wives as house rulers. It argues that wives control all property and children if they disapprove of a husband’s behavior, leaving him powerless and unnamed. The passage critiques gender dynamics and legal outcomes in a provocative tone.
A fragmentary religious reflection cites 2 Kings 7 6 and quotes Sir John Davies on nine sight requirements The text lists perception elements such as power to see light and the visible thing noting space time and form distinctness.
Madalynne Obenchain defends herself in a Beverly Glen murder case saying she bears responsibility for past mistakes and plans to reveal hidden details about her relationship with Kennedy. The case intertwines Obenchain Burch and Kennedy with a fatal ambush on August 5, 1921.
A collage of brief Iowa notices notes Ford campaign struggles with pedestrians, radium land experiments claiming bigger crops and later humans, radium as a magic wand, liquor purity claims, and praise for Lillian Russell in Iowa.
Nine year old Farrie Raff of Evanston drowned while swimming off Lee Street Evanston on Sunday afternoon. She entered the lake with Mrs J A Wilson of Sherman Avenue. Cramped beyond reach she sank and was recovered by Alex Field of Chicago Avenue Evanston.
A brief note asserts that laughter among Persia’s men is viewed as effeminate and claims there are 120000 Quakers in North America, reflecting dated social stereotypes and demographic figures.
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