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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
3
Publication details for The Creston Advertiser Gazette include editors and business manager names, AP affiliation, and subscription rates. Rates cover Union County and surrounding areas with annual, semiannual, quarterly, monthly, and weekly options listed.
Cleveland proposes a public adult education building to serve nontraditional students who left school early. The plan emphasizes practical experience from work combined with liberal education and suggests round‑the‑clock access. The idea aims to inspire other communities as it develops.
A satirical view credits American drummers and salesmen with spreading U S prestige abroad. The essay notes the first American soda fountain in Prague and the global reach of American phonographs sewing machines razors knives movies pens cosmetics typewriters and medicines carried by commerce.
West Point notes two soldiers from the regular army earned scholastic honors this year mirroring a broader trend in higher education. Across Harvard Yale and Princeton public school students generally excel over private school peers. Despite tutors and opportunity the well educated pampered student often loses to the less advantaged who have dug for knowledge.
President Coolidge signals a cautious approach to China as policymakers debate how quickly to act. The article notes a preference for measured steps and steady negotiation amid domestic and international considerations.
The author argues against entangling alliances in Europe and China, urging the United States to maintain an open door policy with China while asserting independence. He notes China’s memories of Britain and Japan, praises America’s early indemnity repayment, and suggests a modernized China could become both a customer and a strategic friend in Asia.
The article explains Christian citizenship within two kingdoms, stressing obedience to God over human laws when conflicting. It argues believers should support fair laws, strengthen government, and act with love and duty to improve society while not using freedom to justify injustice.
The essay argues professors gain voice against trustees and political power, citing Jullier Mellon and several universities while noting rising payrolls since 1918. It contrasts academic opinion with political and editorial views, then describes Terente in Romania as a folk hero aiding the poor and evading authorities.
An Iowa State College Experiment Station study with the State Highway Commission of Iowa shows relative mileage per gallon. A 1.5 ton car travels 21 miles on concrete, 14 on fair gravel, and 10 on earth road, proving concrete yields more than twice the distance of earth and about 50 percent more than gravel with the same fuel.
A brief note questions the cost of appendicitis coverage and whether OCCUT Inmates contributes to medical expenses. No clear figures given and the statement lacks concrete details or sources.
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