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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
5
The sultan seeks accomplished women for his harem. New entrants are placed with elder women who teach sewing, embroidery, music, and dancing. The women live together and attend one another in daily duties.
Creston may receive thunderstorm warnings by radio as stations at Mutual Telephone and private homes pick up signals broadcast from Des Moines and beyond. Charles D. Reed of the Iowa weather bureau says daily weather reports are now being sent from Iowa State College Ames at 9 30 a m and 12 40 p m over a leased Chicago line, enabling timely alerts during haying and harvesting.
Messages indicate a state wide dispatch of information at a 485 meter length. Pending plans include daily market reports broadcast from Omaha as part of the new dissemination program.
Mr and Mrs La Forgue arrived in San Francisco California after a trip that included a visit to the Grand Canyon. They reported ideal weather and a very pleasant journey with their arrival noted in Creston.
In the District Court of Iowa Union County August Term 1922 Hallie B Emery files for divorce from Wm Emery alleging cruel and inhuman treatment endangering her life They seek custody of two minor children Helen Marie 4 and Ruby Frances 2 If defendant fails to appear by August 21 1922 a default judgment will be entered on the petition filed in Creston Iowa
The American woman favors hair nets but France sends decorative caps woven from fine gold threads into coarse mesh. They hold hair in place while serving as a stylish adornment in sports and athletics.
Rev J W Goodsell officiated at the Creston court house uniting Ada Dorsey and Hans F Peterson both Greenfield residents. They plan to live on a farm south of Greenfield. Attendants Wilbur Dorsey and Lowetta Lyons. Paul Stoneburner also married at the same place. Rev Clyde Harris presided over the second ceremony. A license was issued to J E Hansell and Stella B Case claiming legal age.
The article extols basic home first aid knowledge before medical help arrives. It lists shock indicators such as pale skin weak pulse and shallow breathing and advises laying the patient on the back and keeping them calm. It emphasizes carrying essentials in memory for quick action during accidents.
The passage outlines immediate care for heat related illness and injuries. It covers sunstroke and heat exhaustion treatment with cooling and hydration, splinting broken limbs with improvised materials, avoiding bone setting, washing poison ivy with boric acid solution and zinc ointment, and wound care with cloth and soap. It also notes new ideas like heat proof hat linings.
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