Children Try For Castoria Children of All Ages
A brief feature highlights children trying Castoria products and appeals to broad age groups. The piece emphasizes trusted relief for upset stomachs and gentle, dependable dosing for youngsters.
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
2
A brief feature highlights children trying Castoria products and appeals to broad age groups. The piece emphasizes trusted relief for upset stomachs and gentle, dependable dosing for youngsters.
Chicago live stock receipts 38 000 hogs market steady with varied weights and packing sows and pigs listed. Cattle receipts 2 000 with steady market yearlings veal and bologna prices. Sheep receipts 7 000 with lambs and yearlings cited plus Chicago produce and grain futures and Des Moines brokerage details. St Joseph cattle and hogs with steady to down markets and lamb and sheep prices noted.
A detailed tribute describes late Hon J B Harsh with extended life sketches in the County Press. It notes large attendance and eloquent remarks by President Fisher at the home, followed by final obsequies at the grave conducted by Grand Army Comrades, a three gun salute and bugle taps. Creston Iowa June 21 1923 by GE A IDE.
University of Iowa rooming houses in Iowa City are being inspected by state inspector Harvey H. Bye to ensure fire regulations are observed. Focus is on proper use of fire escapes and overall safety for students. Ruffled skirts are noted as popular fashion in summer frocks.
Prescott residents hosted relatives and guests from Clarinda Corning Lenox and Omaha. Church programs drew crowds as area families shared meals and attended youth events while travelers continued journeys through Denver Phoenix and beyond.
Attendees from Red Oak, Truro, Corning and Orient gathered for the funeral. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Idins from Fort Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Kin, with local kinship noted. Mrs. Lobb and Ray Polson aided by caring for Mr. E B Polson, who died last week. The W C T U met with strong attendance and reports from Red Oak missionary session. Community Club held a Thursday meeting with refreshments by Mesdames Lundhigh and Moon. Strawberries are being harvested with prices dropping from 20 cents to 1 cent per quart as supply rises.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Husted and family visited Sunday at the Weed home. Miss Barthina and Charlotte Whiteworth of Kansas City are vacationing in Hebron with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vanderwater and sons called in Greenfield. Lonnie Weed and family spent Sunday at the P. Scott home near St. Charles.
A lengthy appeal compares 14 000 Augusta Maine residents killed in a year to a city-wide disaster to urge stricter traffic safety. The piece stresses personal caution, pedestrian alertness, and support for a uniform traffic code to reduce auto fatalities nationwide.
Local residents share visits and social gatherings across multiple households. Families including Endres Holiday Robison Vandewater Hines Dorsey and Wilsons are noted visiting relatives and friends around St Charles Lori mer Afton Winterset Cedar Falls and nearby towns with a church Home Coming planned and a Children’s Day program recent attendance. Florence Vandewater prepares for Cedar Falls summer school.
A Farm Bureau program is set for Friday night at 8 o'clock in the Dodges Center church. The Ladies Aid will serve ice cream and strawberries in the church basement the same evening.
A Bremerhaven notice announces the Lowey Weser Branch of the Scissors Club intends to cut the hair of any German girl seen with foreigners including Indians Africans Chinese and Japanese. Proceeds from the sales will support Ruhr relief.
A twenty one story skyscraper is planned to replace the old Ft Dearborn site. The project envisions a tall modern office building reshaping the downtown skyline and signaling new development in the area.
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