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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
1
The article warns that older babies suffer diarrhea from hastened weaning and unsuitable summer foods. It advises gradual reintroduction of light foods, the use of castor oil with precautions, keeping the child cool and quiet, and returning to mixed broths and thin gruels for two weeks after an attack. It also stresses preventive rules and certified milk as a safeguard.
On Irving Athletic Field last night the Presbyterian Masons beat the Baptist Legion 6 to 2 in a close contest that stayed undecided until the late innings. The box score lists key totals and innings for both teams before noting an upcoming K. C. Shops versus Swifts game on the same field.
Mr and Mrs aut H Hill and their son Wade plan a move from Creston to Burlington after two and a half years in Creston. Hill has served as freight inspector on the Burlington division and will take a similar post on the Ottumwa and Centerville Division. Mrs Hill stays in Creston briefly while Mr Whitmore of La Crosse Wisconsin arrives to fill the freight inspector role here and move his family to Creston soon.
Geo KH Atkinson and family plan a brief auto trip to their old camping ground at Lake Kegonsa Wisconsin. His father and brothers will join for a few weeks of cod fishing and swimming at the fine beach.
Dr and Mrs B F Williams motor to Cromwell from Lincoln Nebr and visit briefly with his parents then return. They came to Creston for Mr and Mrs BE M Joseph and will motor to the Williams home in Lincoln.
Five thousand marines from Quantico form the east coast expeditionary force and march into Washington in full regalia. The force moves on barges and motor trains of tanks tractors and artillery toward Gettysburg to reenact the Civil War battle on July 3. Brig. General Smedley D. Butler commands while President Harding reviews the troops on the White House grounds.
A reference note states that there are 17 national parks located across the United States. It highlights that these protected areas preserve diverse landscapes and notable natural features across multiple states.
A letter argues anti Jewish prejudice at Annapolis, condemning Kaplan’s treatment and urging national education on Jewish history. It cites persecution in Europe and praises Jewish contributions to art, science, and culture while criticizing anti Semitism and endorsing equal justice under American law.
William S. Coburn former grand goblin of the Ku Klux Klan walked from a Los Angeles courtroom during bond setting. The sheriff later learned Coburn was not in custody and had used an error to stay free until bond of 5000 dollars could be arranged. He pleaded not guilty to an indictment tied to the Inglewood raid by Klan members.
A report states India has 80 cities housing more than 100,000 residents each. It also notes that Chinese astronomical records extend back to 2356 B C, highlighting long historical traditions in both nations.
The Leon base ball team travels to Creston fairgrounds to face Creston’s semi pro squad on Thursday. Chamber of Commerce members will close stores after 5:00 PM to allow owners, clerks, and the public to attend the game, which Leon aims to win after recent wins at Corning.
In Hamburg Iowa on June 20 G M Moore and son Howard along with Carl Wanamaker and George Moore visited the G M Moore farm by High Creek. Two boys entered the stream with one unable to swim. The Wanamaker boy nearly drowned before help arrived. G M Moore plunged in and rescued him after multiple submersion events.
A boy was pulled from the water and carried to the bank unconscious. Rescuers revived him and he suffered no ill effects, returning to good health soon after the incident.
The American husband may defy his father-in-law after marriage, but in Lapland he must serve his father-in-law for one year. After completing this term he may retire to the home prepared for his bride and receive presents from friends and relatives.
Tea sets in brilliant orange colored china rise in popularity for summer porches and country homes. Plain colored china in gaudy hues is widely liked and shows a trend toward bold tones in home decor.
A fragmented price list appears with mixed units such as 6c 10c 25c 35c 95c and 11.00-10c, but no identifiable product names or dates. The unreadable OCR prevents precise interpretation of items or market context.
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