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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
7
Justice Adam Pickett's court will hear an assault and battery case this Thursday. The charge centers on Gilbert Frederickson allegedly injuring Grant Carson during a dispute, with testimony expected to reveal details of the confrontation.
A well known authority warns against eating meat daily as it overworks the kidneys and causes distress. Jad Salts, a grape and lemon juice acid with lithia, is recommended to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder issues. It is described as safe and widely consumed to maintain urinary health.
A long list of residents and visitors are noted in brief mentions from Thayer Afton Hopeville Cromwell and surrounding towns. Names include Bernard Gripp O H Pierce J D Cooper Wily Gripp Mae Claypool Eugene Babb Jennie Sorgason Arthur Hand Blige Kinnard Guy Graham Mary Kalkas Marvy Randall and Wm Goodridge among others. Also mentions X ray burns treatment and a note that King Ferdinand of Romania drives his own car.
In a Twilight League game the Presbyterian Masons edge the Swift Elks 9 to 7 after a late rally. Key players include Wareham Stever Harpin with three base hits, Carlson with a home run, and pitchers Smith Jones Seidel handling eight innings. Umpires Keck and Muse officiated.
The Republican delegates from Adams Clarke Decatur Ringgold Taylor Union and Wayne counties will meet in Osceola on July 6 1922 at 10 am to nominate three district court judges for terms 1923 1926 and one judge to complete the unexpired term of P C Winter expiring 1922. Delegates are allotted by county and vote totals for Harding in 1920. Also to elect a county judicial committeeman and publish with the county auditor.
The article outlines two main routes to medical training: a two-year premedical college plan leading to a Chemistry Physics Biology emphasis and possible combined BA or BS degrees, and a liberal arts two-year option before medical studies. It stresses accredited schools, the value of a broad education, and a year to year path from college to internship.
5S W Straus president American Society for Thrift urges graduates to value thrift beyond money. He links waste avoidance to career success and patience, stressing discipline, efficiency, and saving small amounts to build a stronger future.
In George Iowa June 13 crowds from George and Rock Rapids attended the hearing for Arman Gizir a George High School teacher. Charles Woods alleged incompetence immorality intemperance and sought revocation of his teaching certificate. The case was dismissed for lack of proof and County Superintendent Gilman urged quiet and order.
Testimony from board members teachers and students alleges Gizir claimed teachers were incompetent and promoted despotic discipline. He criticized the superintendent and principal and admitted questionable conduct with students and alcohol in a charged school dispute.
Miss Gladys Balfe among San Francisco girls who will greet the Shriners at their convention. All the girls will wear beauty spots fashioned like Shriner symbols.
An advertisement claims Dr Carey used to treat kidney and bladder sickness with Prescription No 77 and now retied doctors arrange with leading druggists to offer it with money back guarantee. It urges watching symptoms like specks, puffiness, backache and advises purchase at Newcomb Matthews and other pharmacists nationwide.
An old advertisement urges stopping laxatives and purges for constipation. It promotes Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a daily, 25¢ box medicine that improves digestion, liver function, and overall cleansing while reducing daily dosing. Endorsed by T. E. York, a local druggist.
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