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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
3
Four Legged Wealth Butter Maker Wins Golden Wedding Prize
Mrs. William C. Mudd of York shire England marks her golden wedding by another butter making prize. Her 40 years of entries total 1888 contests and 477 blue ribbons, medals and prizes. She was once summoned to display her art before Queen Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Mudd
Yorkshire
England
Cattle Wealth and Curious News From Chicago to Babylon
The piece reflects on cattle as ancient wealth and current value with 24 million milk cows in the U S worth about 50 dollars each. It cites Osborn predicting a global decline of white dominance and notes improbable newspaper-worthy events such as a man swallowing his false teeth and dying and a Chicago post office inspector exposing an illicit rye offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Osborn
Michigan
United States
Babylon
Greece
Rome
America
Providence
Chicago
James Stroud
Des Moines
Dairy Cow Tops Milk Output Records Worldwide
The piece highlights record dairy production with a Holstein cow near Vaudreuil Quebec named Dekal Plus Segis Dixie yielding 32 668 pounds of milk in one year and 1 439 pounds of butter fat. It notes national milk production reaching 99 billion pounds and President Harding convening a global dairy experts conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaudreuil
Quebec
Dekal
Bessie
Harding
Monkey gland doctor predicts organ transplants from primates
Voronoff, famed Paris surgeon, envisions replacing worn organs with chimpanzee or pig grafts. He cites possibilities of liver transplants from a chimpanzee or stomach from a pig, sparking sensational tales. Medical experts deny the rumors, calling them unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voronoff
Paris
Swan Dive Technique Described By Ailey Riggin
The author outlines a swan dive method emphasizing posture from the board end, a swift run and high takeoff, arms extended at right angles, arching the body, pointed toes, and entering water at about 60 degrees with minimal splash to preserve elegance. The guidance notes finger touch and clean entry as key elements.
Graft Scheme Busted Over Rye Grain Mail Fraud
Davis mailed a quart of rye grain in exchange for eight. Two ambitious men who sent the letter were arrested for using the mails to defraud. They await a jury's judgment, a case likened to earlier fake engravings for George Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
George Washington
France warns of population decline in 1922
The article notes France faces lower birth rates in 1922 and projects a shrinking population by up to 200,000 yearly in the next generation, contrasting wartime losses with recovery and highlighting long term demographic risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Hookworm Cure by Carbon Tetrachloride Debated
A feature discusses carbon tetrachloride as a potential cure for hookworm based on reports from Ceylon and Fiji. It cites Dr. Maurice C. Hall and a post mortem on a condemned prisoner as early evidence, noting the method's low cost and vast potential impact if proven effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
Fiji Islands
Maurice C. Hall
Department of Agriculture
Bogambra
Kandy
Hall
Busch drinks abroad and home privilege urged
Des Moines Tribune notes Mr. Busch argues that Americans overseas may drink wine and whisky, so residents at home should enjoy Anheuser-Busch beer. Sioux City Tribune reports a Lake Forest College senior leading a solo revolt against the president and declining a diploma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Tribune
Sioux City Tribune
Lake Forest College
Serious accident at Goetsch home injures Forrest
Forrest Goetsch was kicked in the face by a horse and suffered a mashed nose and left cheek bone. He was rushed to Greater Community Hospital in serious condition. The incident prompted family visits and hospital stays as relatives traveled to Creston and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goetsch
Forrest
Commuunity Hospital
Etta Whitehead
Robt. Whitehead
Creston
Wm. Goodridge
Margarette
Hopeville
Jimmie Conrad
Lorimor
Edna Conrad
Henry Goetsch
John
Thayer Lake
Mon
Trial in Afton Ends With Fines for Two Defendants
Two individuals in Afton faced a local trial and each were fined seventy five dollars plus costs. The proceedings concluded with the cited penalties and a brief ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Afton
Costa
Greenfield Road Work Under County and State Programs
Ten road gangs operate on county lanes with bridge and culvert projects along with grading near town. State Highway crews camp south of town toward the Orient township line, guiding travelers to West Road into Greenfield. Bennetham Company of Bayard is contracted to grade South Adair Street from the court house to the depot. County Engineer Lemkuhi oversees cement works producing culverts most of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ca Adary
State Highway Commission
Orient Township
Wes Road
Greenfield
Bennetham Company
Bayard
Adair Street
Court Honce
Lemkuhi
County Cement Works
H. E. Henesar
Consumers Grocery
Omaha
Des Moines
Des Moines Register
WC. U
Atlasta Place
Misa Myrtle Rivenburgh
Veity Park
Jwill
Union Park
Better Sorghum and Maple Sirup Sought in County Tests
Reports to the USDA indicate last year county agents conducted work to raise sorghum and maple sirup production and quality and to test advis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Coleman
Hardin
Franklin County
Waal
Alabama
United States Department of Agriculture
Marriage A La Mode Inhabits Island Socorta
On the Island of Socorta men divorce their wives by personal action. If the wife proves temporarily unable to harm him, divorce can be for a short term. if conditions warrant, the divorce is final forever. Paris and Reco laws have no sway there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Reco
Socorta
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