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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
7
The article highlights the popularity of gray suede in pumps and trim on black patent leather styles. It notes sandal pumps are at peak fashion and recent mowers feature stitching and strappings over slits.
The article notes toddler overalls as smart garments for young children with embroidered pockets and decorative yarn or thread illustrating Mother Goose tales on the front. It emphasizes the practical yet fanciful nature of such clothing.
Adair county Farm Bureau members staged a four part picnic across Orient Union Lee and Grand River areas. Lyman Nisely reported crowds between two and three thousand at the east section with C H Huntley of Chariton as principal speaker. Tug of War finals saw Union defeat Orient after a close match.
A guidance note urges gracious hosting by avoiding forced servings and overplanning. It emphasizes giving guests freedom and not turning hospitality into obligations.
Western League results include Omaha over Wichita 5 to 7 Tulsa 10 Des Moines 1 Sioux City 7 Oklahoma City 2 St Joseph 8 Denver 7. Today Omaha plays Wichita Des Moines vs Tulsa Sioux City vs Oklahoma City Denver vs St Joseph. National League results list Pittsburgh 0 New York 18 Brooklyn 4 St Louis 0 with Chicago at Boston and Cincinnati at Philadelphia. American League standings show Cleveland tied for leading with 28 wins, Detroit 6–, Philadelphia 27 AGS Boston . 2182. Yesterday’s scores include Detroit 6 New York 2 and Chicago 6 Philadelphia 5. Today Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at St Louis Boston at Cleveland New York at Detroit. It is noted that some text is garbled.
Creston residents will see Mars on Sunday evening June 18 as the planet nears Earth by 8 000 000 miles, the closest approach since 1909. The piece surveys Mars sightings from famous figures and scientists, including Helene Smith and Percival Lowell, with varied theories on Martians and their culture.
Scientists disagree on Mars conditions with Dr C.8 Brainin of Columbia University claiming no life and minimal water while Harvard’s Professor William H. Pickering argues the weather is favorable, especially in summer.
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