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Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1927

Page

3

Creston Daily Advertiser editorial details and subscriptions

The Creston Daily Advertiser outlines its publication schedule and pricing from Creston Iowa. It lists staff roles including publishers Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry with George A Croft as Managing Editor and George R Crane as Business Manager. The note covers Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates by mail and carrier.

Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co Carl Davenport W. A. Roseberry George A. Croft George R. Crane Creston Iowa Congress

First twins to swim the channel eyed by 13 year old sisters

In a light hearted note the piece lists attempts to be first at swimming the channel. It mentions records set by a variety of firsts including a 13 year old duo the Zitenfield sisters and hints at broader fame potential for families in vaudeville.

Zitenfield

Health Service Editor Journal of the American Medical Association

Health Service Editor notes topics in Journal of the American Medical Association and Hygeia the Health Magazine covering medical journalism, editorial standards, and disability health reporting with emphasis on professional ethics and public health education.

The American Medical Association Hygeia, the Health Magazine

Guarding The Camper's Health Requires Great Precaution

Summer travelers visit camps across the country and risk typhoid fever and dysentery from unprotected water. Poor sewage disposal and unregulated food supplies threaten public health, with Hygeia noting protective measures.

Young Women May Keep Well with Vegetable Compound

St Paul woman writes to Lydia E Pinkham ad praising Vegetable Compound for health and strength. She details fear in daylight and porch booklet that led to treatment. After use her condition improved and husband remarks on her cheerfulness and capability.

St. Paul, Minn Jack Lorberter Dellwood Place Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E. _. Pinkham Lydia EB. Pinkham

Public health measures in camps curb contamination and disease

Officials describe sanitation protocols for camps including water quality notices at stations, restricted areas with screened restrooms, and proper disposal of sewage. Bathing pools use filtered water and are cleaned regularly. clothes washing requires boiling and sun drying. food handling demands inspection, pasteurization, and disease clearance for handlers.

Boies Improvements Reported Amid Illness

Sioux City Iowa June 27 reports improvement in condition of Congressman W D Boies who is critically ill in a local hospital. Doctors cite blood transfusion given Saturday as the cause of the setback and ongoing treatment.

Sioux City W. D. Boies

The Third Term Limited races ahead in Coolidge era

Washington dispatch notes the Republican push for a third term under Calvin Coolidge. Analysts warn of possible fights at the convention as party leaders weigh whether to back Coolidge or seek another candidate. Critics doubt Coolidge’s close ties with politicians and wonder if New York figures or Hughes could upset the nominating process.

Rodney Dutcher Washington Republican Railroad Calvin Coolidge Mr. Coolidge Suade Coolidge Kate Harding Longworth Dawes Lowden Borah Hoover New York Charles Evans Hughes Ches al Smith Davis Smith Hughes

Legion to Pay During World War Uniform Sale

Des Moines reports state headquarters of the American Legion were informed the War Department will soon pay on a sale of World War uniforms. The notice describes a government program to reimburse or compensate veterans through uniform-related purchases.

Des Moines The American Legion War Department

Service eligibility figures loom over postwar draft

The note states that about 5,000,000 individuals will be eligible for service, signaling a large pool for potential recruitment and related policy discussions.

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