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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1927
Page
6
A historical notice highlighting the Health Service Editor from the Journal of the American Medical Association and Hygeia the Health Magazine. The snippet underscores editorial roles in public health periodicals and professional medical discourse.
The article notes posters showing women smoking on billboards months ago and cites Dr. Jesse F. Williams on social and health aspects. It discusses moderation versus excess, effects on infants, secrecy’s social impact, and remarks on public nurses and women in service professions.
Tests in psychology were held Tuesday morning covering prior work. Glenn Bakkum visited Des Moines to interview Curator Harlan at the historical building and gather reference books for rural sociology. Miss Lucille Regan and Mrs. Mary Lee stayed at their homes in Imogene 85 miles away. Mrs. Speakman of Northboro also returned home. Raymond Shepard is ill.
In Union County Iowa a hearing is set for June 25 1927 at 2 PM in Creston Court House to decide the executors request to sell Lot 41 McDonald south addition Creston Iowa belonging to Elizabeth J Lane estate. Interested parties must appear to show cause or the sale may be authorized. Elmer L Hunt Executor. Pub dates June 15 22 1927.
Puzzle lists many clues with numbers for horizontals and verticals. Several items include virtuous, sun god, melted, buttery pastry, and other terms. The text mixes definitions, letter fragments, and incomplete clues for a word grid.
Kansas wheat with high protein content drives nationwide flour blends as harvests exceed 125 million bushels. Climatic conditions in the Sunflower State favor winter wheat, creating a belt across much of Kansas that boosts protein percentages for millers nationwide.
Dr Frederic BE Clements of the Carnegie Institution notes an ancient cooperation between flowers and pollinating insects. Flowers provide nectar to bees and butterflies in exchange for pollen transfer which is essential for seed production.
Dr. Clements explains that flowers and insects began together long ago, but their greatest progress came after they learned to rely on each other. Early flowers lacked nectar, attracting insects that were simple and clumsy. As mutual attraction developed, nectar storage and protection spurred insect adaptation, with longer tongues and better landing platforms enriching both groups.
A Wordsworth poem describes a quiet evening with a child walking beside the speaker. The scene blends nature and divinity as the sea and sunset become a backdrop for contemplation. The poem asserts that even unseen, divine presence accompanies the individuals.
A historical notice describes a workers club for feminine staff of the Harvester Company. Facilities include tennis courts, an outdoor swimming pool, and a large hall room. Men are allowed only on suitor days.
Feast day of St Alban the protomartyr of Morit in the fourth century marks a religious remembrance. Ititer Haggard is noted for a birthday anniversary. Nicholas Machiavel, Florentine statesman, died in 1527. Williams College was founded in 1793. American troops landed in Cuba in 1898.
A country club in Chicago will admit men as guests twice monthly as a memorial to Katherine Legge. The project includes a spacious English style clubhouse and 53 acres of rolling land. Alexander Legge, president, arranged membership access with a women employee of International Harvester.
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