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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
3
The page blends a career reflection on following one's natural bent with a string of light news items. It cites Houdini’s berry pie origin tale, muses on destiny and success, and adds oddities from British helicopter tech to Yukon weather and German imports, finishing with a thought on psychology in war.
The article praises a pleated bert worn over a sleeveless frock to create the appearance of a pleated cap over the sleeve, highlighting its flattering effect for narrow shoulders.
A fragment notes that life is very serious to Mohammedan men who rarely smile or joke, reflecting a somber attitude or cultural depiction within a historical text.
Mark Brendon pursues the disappearance of Michael Pendean on Dartmoor. Jenny, widow of the missing man, suspects Uncle Robert Redmayne after blood is found at a cottage and a heavy sack is spotted with a motor bicycle. Brendon interviews Doria, a charming Italian with ambitions, while police scrutinize Bendigo Redmayne and await further clues.
Mrs Irene Hanser of Chicago sues her in laws Christian and Mrs Hansen of Audubon Iowa in federal court for alienating her husband and driving him to live in a chicken coop with abuse alleged. The suit, filed in Audubon, was dismissed there after arrival by the parties.
Dr and Mrs Wright spent last Sunday at the home of Mrs Wrights nephew Bert White and family Bert Stoner acted as a Talmage caller Wednesday morning. Louie Vogel is quite sick again. Dr Wright was called in Wednesday morning. Elmer Aller and Claud Loy were in Afton Tuesday night.
Hugh Knotts and Claud Long are recorded with Criss Cooper driving Dr Wright to our borg on Wednesday morning. Lela and Maxine Long stayed at the Bert White home Tuesday night. Nellie White went to Afton on business. Mildred Coachran is sick. Gene Carson called in town Tuesday. Mrs Wm Knotts and Fairy visited the Bert White home Monday.
London and Paris publishers move thousands of tons of newspapers by air between the capitals. In the first half of 1922, 775,260 pounds of papers flew from Paris to London and a nearly equal amount from London to Paris, enabling quick access to foreign journals in each city.
Testimonial letters from grateful women praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for easing ailments and restoring health. The advocacy notes how personal recovery motivates others to try the product, with letters sent to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts.
A grateful woman proclaims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured her long standing indigestion bloating and colic after completing the course. The simple preparation claims to remove catarrhal mucus and reduce inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose proves money back guarantee per Newcomb Matthews and druggists.
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