02 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
1
The Advertiser Grazette and Plain Dealer listing appears with separate business and news contact numbers, indicating a local newspaper notice or telecommunication notice exchange. The entry references Independent Telephones and provides two phone lines for business and news inquiries.
Court testimony in New York shows Mary Pickford earned 1 725 025 dollars over two years. The piece contrasts her earnings with a U.S. president’s 15 year pay and an Eastern factory worker’s century scale. It argues movie stars’ salaries reveal the path to wealth.
A testimonial from Mrs. Fred Miner of Churubusco New York details five years of backache and relief after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter urges all women with female troubles to try the remedy and notes it supports pregnancy and is safe for all ages.
The text compares Mary’s rise as a performer to mass production, where many small contributions build a large income. It argues that service to the greatest number creates wealth, using examples like Mary, Einstein, Eskimo pie, safety pins, and Henry Ford to emphasize serving millions over niche innovations.
Iowa editorials critique Harding for appointing Republicans to an allied debt fund and question immigration assimilation while Smith Brookhart and farm bloc advocates push for policy shifts. The Davenport paper notes disappointment in GOP governance and the Carroll column accuses insincerity.
The article argues farmers and towns share interests against excessive transport costs and labor unrest. It notes Iowa chambers of commerce as potential allies or foes, cites Union concerns, and warns high wages may affect rail and coal transportation prices, urging moderation during a fragile period.
Beulah Warren Zolman visited his uncle Wim on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Taylor and daughters visited Sunday at the Henry Stoner home in Lorimer. Mrs. Henry Weber entertained the Beulah Aid on Thursday. Sam Day attended the Bud Brown sale on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Weber and Ray Wrycoff with Harry and Lillian Weber spent Friday evening at the Huss home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norris were Lorimer callers on Saturday.
Beulah Truss visited Saturday and Sunday with Vera and Mdna Tiss. Frank Norris Warry Goodridge and Harry Weber were Lorimer callers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Huss hosted a large oyster supper Monday night. Mrs Chas Weber taught Miss Longstreth in Thayer schools Tuesday. Swindler visited Afton Friday. The play Bar stein s by Sunday school drew great attendance and praise.
A vintage advertisement touts Mig's Cream Balm as a pure antiseptic remedy to open clogged air passages from catarrh or cold. It promises instant relief, clear heads, unobstructed nostrils, and easy breathing with quick, lasting comfort.
Kenneth H. Davenport declares candidacy for County Attorney on the Republican ticket at the June primary. Otto A. Keck announces run for Clerk of the District Court at the June primary, seeking Republican support.
W G Wickham announces his run for the county auditor nomination on the Republican ticket in the June primary. He asks for public support and support from voters.
E. L. Carroll announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for the June primaries for the office of County Attorney. He emphasizes legal experience and commitment to public service in pursuing the role.
In Union County a large voter solicitation prompts Laura Dixon to declare her bid for the office of County Recorder. The announcement asks for support from local electors.
Fred Collings announces his bid for renomination as County Sheriff on the Republican ticket and asks for support. He states his aim to continue service and leadership in the office.
W. J. Colbert declares his bid for State Representative from Union County on the Republican ticket in the upcoming June primary. He frames his campaign around conservative governance and local issues.
A candidate declares intent to seek the Republican nomination for County Attorney in the upcoming Primary on June 5th. The notice urges voters to support the petitioner's bid and requests votes.
The county auditor's office lists Harry C. Stever on the Republican ticket for the June primary election.
At the request of many voters from all parts of the county I am again submitting my name for nomination as County Treasurer subject to the will of the Republican voters at the Jones Primary J M Scurr.
Prime Minister Lloyd George announced in the house of commons that the British protectorate over Egypt has been terminated and Egypt is free to develop national institutions suited to its people's aspirations.
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a remedy to open bowels in babies and children. It claims a teaspoonful daily can prevent illness and comforts constipated or fretful youngsters, urging parents to ask their druggist for genuine California Fig Syrup with bottle directions.
Pape's Diapepsin offers quick relief for indigestion gases flatulence heartburn sourness and stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets provide almost immediate relief and stabilize the stomach letting you eat with ease. Low cost at drug stores and used by millions annually.
A crowd from Richland Center attended the Fiddle Contest in Orient on Monday evening. Several fiddlers from the area participated, with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Schaefer among those noted in attendance.
The Buffalo New York physician Dr. Pierce created Golden Medical Discovery a blood tonic marketed as a remedy for pimples skin clarity and general vigor. It claims to improve digestion purify the blood and treat stomach disorders with liquid and tablet forms offered for trial.
Sunday reports from Greenfield include Mr and Mrs Guy Chadwick and Andra Johnson with sickness limiting 40on at home. Nevinville updates note Shamrock beating Richland High by one in basketball last Friday.
A historical note states that if an ounce of epider’s web were straightened, it would extend about 350 miles. The sentence reflects a measurement claim about the material’s potential length.
A hot spell in Paris causes measurable expansion of the Eiffel Tower’s metal framework. Engineers report the heat raises the structure slightly, affecting clearances and visitor protocols at the monument.
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