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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
3
Creston Daily Advertiser details ownership and publishing information for the Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co. Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry publish the Creston paper. It notes weekday evenings and AP association rights and republication limits.
Dad worries about his daughter Ethel as she grows into a young woman and takes interest in boys. He fears modern boys may be less trustworthy than those of the past, a concern echoed as girls have long behaved similarly through the ages.
Public health ad extols Jad Salts as a gentle kidney cleaner and bladder calmer. It urges high water intake and doctor checks twice yearly, claiming the remedy neutralizes system acids and stimulates kidney activity.
The piece compares human foibles across individuals while detailing how modern newspapers evolved into large, costly enterprises. It cites a Baltimore Sun anecdote about journalistic aims and expands on the shift from weekly to daily, multi-edition publishing driven by technology and reader expectations.
In Chicago court a defense claim alleges a lawyer conspired to fake a personal injury suit to sue a railroad. The piece condemns the profession for ambulance chasers and subornation of perjury, urges severe punishment and broader cleansing of the bar.
The article recalls a era when budding writers could publish with a few hundred dollars and a flat bed press. It notes white paper was cheap and printers earned nine dollars weekly, highlighting how costs and modes of production have risen. Oswald Garrison Villard comments that the era of personal journalism has ended.
The piece argues fighting is brutal yet instructive, shaping courage. It contends fear arises from ignorance and that controlled experience in battle builds self respect and resilience. Parental restraint may hinder readiness, while facing odds develops calmness and resolve.
Cedar Falls, La March 10 John Simpson 80 of Cedar Falls was killed in an automobile accident in Santa Barbara California on Monday relatives here have been advised.
A column from Columbia Record urges churches to unite beyond denominational interests and stop treating God as a corporate asset, arguing true peace requires equality among faith groups.
Chicago judge Sabath limits a husband to three crossword puzzles per day on complaint by his wife, leaving him time for lunch if he hurries. Detroit Free Press reported the unusual restraint in a domestic case.
The Evening World reports Babe Ruth, once the game’s highest earner, has little to show beyond a rural Maine farm and his wife’s holdings. A New York racing debt revealed Ruth’s dwindling finances as he admitted losses of 7700 last July and said he would pay by season’s end.
A brief catalog note presents The Stason's Greatest Novel The Golden Bed as a highlighted work in a collection. The description signals a literary feature, listing title and author with emphasis on an acclaimed status.
Admah Holtz attends a Derby Day breakfast hosted by the Atterbury family where socialites mingle amid champagne and gossip. Flora Lee appears in the crowd, unexpectedly reconnecting with him as carriage wheels clatter and racing crowds surge, while memories of Margaret Peake linger.
Creston resident Glassinger reports severe back pain and nighttime kidney passages. After using Doan's Pills the trouble left him and he touts reliable relief. Buy 60 cents at dealers from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.
A noted skin specialist recommends Mentho-Sulphur for breaking out and irritation on the face neck or body. The germ fighting preparation is said to relieve itching burning and irritation and often heals eczema leaving the skin smooth. A small jar may be bought at any drug store and used like cold cream.
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