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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1925

Page

5

Karnak praised by Mason City resident for stomach relief

W J Vaughn of 723 Birch Drive Mason City Iowa reports Karnak cured his chronic stomach trouble including sour meals heartburn gas and painful griping. He says his sleep improved and his wife also benefited. The ad notes Karnak pills are essential to the Karnak treatment and sold in Creston by Newcomb Matthews and local druggists.

Karnak W. J. Vaughn Birch Drive Mason City Iowa Mr. Vaughn Creston Newcomb & Matthews Ady

Ely's Cream Balm Provides Quick Head Relief

A brief notice touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fast local remedy for nasal congestion and catarrh. It claims direct application in the nostrils or inhalation of antiseptic fumes clears inflamed air passages, checks a cold, and offers prompt relief through drugstore purchase.

Ely

Design of New Sovereigns Concerns People of India

Reports from England say the government weighs reissuing gold sovereigns and Indians fear changes to the designs. Prewar coins came in two types, one with King George and the dragon, the other with the Royal Standard, with dragon coins disliked by Indians and Chinese traders.

India Calcutta England King George St. George Orient

Cunard Plans Three New Liners For Spring and Summer

The Cunard company will commission three new liners this spring and summer. The Carinthia of 20,000 tons will sail Liverpool to New York with first to third class passengers, starting in August. The Alaunia and Ascania, each 14,000 tons, will join the Canadian service with cabin and third class passengers.

Associated Press Liverpool Cunard Company Carinthia New York Alaunia

Man With Hunter Look Has Six Daughters

A San Francisco Chronicle line notes a man with a distinct hunted look and six daughters known for saying Change it, reflecting a witty family snapshot from the era.

San Francisco Chronicle

Washington advances to aid European markets for U S farm goods

Berlin reports the U S Department of Agriculture has expanded its European presence with bureaus in London Berlin Paris and Rome led by William A. Schoenfeld to assist American farmers. The effort focuses on raw products while applying standards to protect markets and avoid overlaps with other agencies.

Associated Press Berlin Europe Department of Agriculture Washington American System of Food Administration London Paris Rome William A. Schoenfeld America Germany Department of Agriculture In

Shieks Show Aptitude For Political Chicanery

Baghdad March 10 reports claim Iraq's parliamentary returns inflate voter counts with tribal exaggerations. An official probe delays election results as calls grow for a reliable census to curb manipulation and reflect true citizen totals.

Associated Press Bagdad Iraq Pabylonia

Slaveholders Modify Their Methods

In Arabia the slave trade persists amid war between Hashemite rulers of Mecca and Ibn Saud. Slaves are no longer openly sold. many remain in noble households, born to slave mothers. Yemen reportedly allows sale of children of enslaved people, with masters free to act without criminal liability.

Jerusalem Maroh Arabia Mecca Yemen

Edinburgh Bishop Calls for Contraceptive Use Ban Critique

Edinburgh March 10 Bishop Walpole told the Edinburgh diocese meeting that Great Britain should follow America and France in banning birth restriction and promoting contraceptive use, arguing for national policy change.

Edinburgh Associated Press Episcopal Church Walpole Great Britain America France

Bishop Links Divorce Rates to Family Size

The bishop argued that fifty years ago conditions differed and that forty percent of divorces occurred in childless families. He said most divorces happen only when there are no children, and that divorce is rare in "reasonable" families.

American Swedes Gift 20 Scholarships To Study In U S

Stockholm March 10. Prominent Americans including Thomas A Edison and J P Morgan back the America foundation with 20 scholarships to Swedish students. Each recipient receives 1500 dollars annually for up to two years to pursue studies and gain practical experience in the United States.

Stockholm America Sweden America Foundation Thomas A Edison J. P. Morgan United States

Scholarships enable Swedish and American students study abroad

Eighteen scholarships of 1000 dollars each have aided ten students from Sweden and America for five years. A. R. Nordvall, vice-president of Sweden's High Commissioner for Trade in America, led the effort. Next year thirty Swedish students will receive scholarships for study in America.

A. R. Nordvall Sweden High Commissioner For Trade America

Film Industry in Infancy Sparks Childlike Output

In a New York World assessment the film industry is described as in its infancy and the resulting output is criticized as childish. The remark frames early cinema as a developing art form with immature productions.

New York World

The Power of Control Powering Personal Guidance? Wahluka Claims

Madam Wahluka presents herself as a trusted adviser offering forecasts for love marriage and business. She promises to reveal truth about partners, timing of unions, and to reunite lovers, restore affections, and bring good luck through a secret Power of Control.

Vinced

Welsh Laborists condemn Scout and Guide militarism

The Welsh division of the Independent Labour Party condemned the Boy Scout and Girl Guide movements for their militaristic spirit. A resolution urged ILP parents to stop their children joining these groups, amid strong criticism voiced at a conference in Neath dated March 7.

The Associated Press Neath Wales Boy Scouts Independent Labor Party

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