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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
5
The article warns older babies suffer diarrhea from rapid feeding after milk only diets and summer fruits. It urges careful feeding, cooling the baby, light meals, and avoiding medicines in milk. Castor oil may help under physician guidance, with rest and broths for recovery.
The Presbyterian Masons defeated the Baptist Legion 6 to 2 at Irving Athletic Field in a tight game until the late innings. Box score shows strong batting from Presbyterian Masons. Tonight KC Shops face Swifts Elks on the same field.
Mr and Mrs Paut H Hill and son Wade plan to move from Creston to Burlington after two and a half years in Creston. Hill, a freight inspector on this division, will transfer to the Ottumwa and Centerville Division. Mr Whitmore of La Crosse Wisconsin arrives to replace Hill and move his family to Creston soon.
Geo. Atkinson and family will travel by auto to their old camping ground at Lake Kegonsa Wisconsin in a few days. His father and brothers expect to join for several weeks of camping. He notes the lake is beautiful with good fishing and a fine bathing beach.
Dr. and Mrs. B. Williams visited Creston, then will motor with Mr. and Mrs. M. Joseph to Lincoln, Nebraska, to return to the Williams home after a brief stay with their Creston relatives.
Washington report describes 5000 Marines from Quantico forming an expeditionary force. They crossed the Potomac aboard barges to the capital in tanks and motor vehicles en route to Gettysburg for a civil war reenactment. Brig. Gen. Smedley D. Butler commands the force under President Harding.
A list noting seventeen national parks across the United States. The text references federal preservation sites and highlights the role of the National Park Service in safeguarding natural and historic resources.
A public defense argues against Jew baiting at Annapolis after Ensign Kaplan is excluded from a class list and his record clipped. The piece condemns prejudice, cites Jewish contributions to culture and science, and urges equal treatment under American law.
In Los Angeles on June 20 William S. Coburn former grand goblin of the Ku Klux Klan left a courtroom during bond setting. His bond was fixed at 5000 dollars and the sheriff said Coburn had not fled, only exploited an error to remain free while arranging the bond after pleading not guilty to an indictment tied to the Inglewood raid by Klan members.
India has 80 cities with populations over 100000 each cited. Astronomical records in China date to 2356 B C, indicating ancient practice and long historical timelines.
The fast Leon baseball team travels to Creston to face the semi pro Creston team Thursday. Local Chamber of Commerce members plan to close stores after 5:00 p.m. so merchants and staff can attend the matchup. Leon has beaten Corning twice recently and should offer a stronger contest.
At the G M Moore farm near High Creek Hamburg Ia June 20 G M Moore and his son Howard with Carl Wanamaker and George Moore rushed to a stream where the Wanamaker boy could not swim and was carried by deep water. The Moore men intervened and pulled him to safety after the boy went under twice.
A boy was pulled from the water unconscious and later revived by rescuers. He recovered fully and showed no lasting health problems, returning to his usual good health.
The piece notes that in America a husband may defy his father-in-law after marriage, but in Lapland he must serve the father-in-law for one year. After this period he may retire to the home prepared for his bride and receive presents from friends and relatives.
Colored china tea sets in brilliant orange hues gain popularity for country homes and summer porches. Plain colored china, especially gaudy tones, remains a favored choice among buyers.
A fragmented note reports price movements with figures 200, 150, and 180. No clear context or entities are attached to these numbers.
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