Creston Daily Advertiser masthead and masthead details
The Creston Daily Advertiser lists publishers Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry, managing editor George R Crane, business manager George A Croft, and staff for the Creston Iowa paper. It notes the paper is the official city and county paper, member of The Associated Press, with subscription rates for Union County and surrounding areas, and out-of-area subscriptions.
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Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co
Carl Davenport
W. A. Roseberry
George A. Croft
George R. Crane
Creston
Iowa
Associated Press
Union County
U. A
Romance Defies War Echoes in Washington Marriages
A 70 year old man and 66 year old woman who wed when teenagers remain happily married in Washington. An army captain who was cared for by the same nurse in 1918 1921 and 1927 also marries her. The piece suggests love keeps the country safe as fiction and film thrive.
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Vale of Tears
Washington
When you call me that smile
A Wyoming London tale contrasts a west erner insult in The Virginian with an Australian called mongrel. A Wyoming or Australian jury might acquit, but a London jury fines the Australian about 500 dollars, illustrating cultural temperaments and manners across regions.
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Wyoming
London
Owen Wister
Australia
The Future of Flying Sees Public Backing for Aviation
An editorial argues aviation needs public funding and business viability. It praises Detroit's plan to raise 50000 dollars to back a flight from Detroit to London with five passengers, stresses airlines must pay their own way, and notes multi engine planes offer safer transoceanic potential beyond prize flights.
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Detroit
Air Capital
London
Europe
America
Grounded future of flying and emergency fields
The article argues that mid ocean emergency landing fields are essential for aviation, cites De Pinedo’s Atlantic experiences, and notes proposals like floating landing platforms and aircraft carriers. It emphasizes beacons, land near business districts, and faster transport to fields, asserting the future of flight rests on ground infrastructure.
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Navy
Langley
Airmail
Blair and family visits and fire destroys Stroup home
John Blair Sr visits his mother and sister in Perry. IR A Devore and son stop in Afton en route to Lansing. Grace Kelly leaves for Los Angeles for summer with aunt. Chas Coen attends Funeral Directors meeting in Des Moines and is elected second vice president. Jake Stroup home four and a half miles northeast of Afton destroyed by fire. origin unknown. Stroups away. substantial loss, insurance partial.
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John Blair, Sr
Perry
Anna E. Blair
W.S. Boze
IR. A. Devore
Mack
Afton
Lansing
Mich
Grace Kelly
Los Angeles
G. Brazier
Chas.Coen
Funeral Directors Association
Des Moines
Coen
Jake Stroup
Aften
Stroup
Goldman Band Concert Broadcast On WPAF Network
WPAF radios will air the Goldman band concert at 6 30 p m Saturday June 18 Other listings include WNYC at 5 p m Police double quartet WABQ 7 30 p m St Martin s male quartet WGN 8 30 p m International program France WJZ 8 p m Keystone duo KFI 11 p m An hour of song
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Goldman
WPAF
WNYC
Police
WABQ
St. Martin’s
WGN
France
WJZ
Keystone
KFI
Iowa Road Conditions Report Across Cities
The Associated Press reports Iowa road conditions by city. Des Moines shows clear and good conditions, while Dubuque and several other cities like Clinton and Cedar Rapids display a mix of fair to good with occasional clear skies.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Des Moines
Dubuque
Burlington
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Clinton
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Ford Dodge
Iowa City
Reed Pleads for End of Graft in Tennessee Speech
Senator Reed of Missouri appeals to the Tennessee Bar Association urging a return to fundamental government principles. He calls on patriotic citizens to rise against graft and corruption.
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Reed
Johnson City
Tenn
Missouri
Tennessee Bar Association
Women of Middle Age Credit Lydia Pinkham for Health
Mrs Annie Kwinski of Milwaukee says six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her strength for housework. Mrs Mattie Adams of Brewton Alabama reports feeling like a different woman after using the remedy. Thousands of women over fifty credit the product with renewed vigor and health and recommend it locally.
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Annie Kwinski
1St Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mattie Adams
Downing Street
Brewton
Ala
Ises
Cena Lydia E. Pinkham
Senator Declares Fight Against Election Corruption
Missouri senator and former head of the campaign funds investigating committee accuses vast corruption in Washington and warns that only a cleanup can save the soul of America. He says not one-tenth of the corruption has been exposed and calls for action to end corrupt money in elections.
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Missouri
Senate
Ilo
America
Fortified Mountain Key to Adriatic Guard
Albanian reports say Sazan mountain or The Italian Sentinel guards the Adriatic entrance to Valona. Italians fortified the hill with gun emplacements, claiming control of the coast up to Durazzo and the ability to close Adriatic navigation from Brindisi.
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Adriatic
Vallona
Albania
Saseno
Sazan
Brindisi
Durazzo
No Hope For Him She Letter to Son
Fragmentary letter in Vienna conveys harsh tone about a son and his prospects. Immature remarks reveal social pressures and decisions shaping marriage plans. Names or dates are obscured, but the text hints at family strain and evaluative judgments within the letter.
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