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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
4
An advertisement by T. F. York, Druggist, West Montgomery touts Lavoptik eye wash for healthy bright eyes. It claims to remove redness stains and dark rings with camphor and witch hazel, offers a free dainty eye cup, and targets young girls.
Ames March 30 A President Pearson told 1500 cattle feeders that change governs farming. He outlined three epochs from self sufficient production to railroad era mass output and the new era demanding business methods, recordkeeping, soil fertility, sound homes, legislation, and citizenship.
Multiple stations list evening and late afternoon musical programs with orchestras, solos, lectures, and talks. Notable entries include WSB Atlanta and WJZ New York with ensembles, WGN Chicago with organ and Jazz, and KDKA Pittsburgh with Brunswick hour and concerts, reflecting a broad regional radio guide.
A fragment argues that America cannot advance alone and emphasizes establishing a national path to happiness. The text reflects a belief in united action and shared progress as essential for the nation's future.
Harriet Good s¢il and our high school singers win top honors in the mixed glee club class at the Southwestern Iowa contest. The victory marks a major achievement for the school, highlighting individual talent and teamwork. Grace Hanson and the Orient Consolidated school girl glee club also place first, bringing regional honor. Paul Huntington returns home and improves in health, a valued young musician. Kiwanis hosts a musical program featuring Evelyn Heessel, Willis Royce, Dr Parsons, and the Creston Concert Band. Simpson College Orchestra performs at the M E church with Irving School Orchestra also performing.
The first full public concert Monday night showcased commendable tone and ensemble. Mrs. Theo Jennings built the orchestra from its beginnings and deserves high commendation for this grade school ensemble’s fine performance.
Des Moines reports Kenneth L Tug Wilson Drake University athletic director ill with influenza described as serious. Also in brief H A Knepper 58 father of Rudy E E Knepper Trans Miss golf champion died at his home in Sioux City. Fire originat ing a bakery caused damage estimated at 10500 in Des Moines. Miners in Des Moines district to celebrate eight hour day on April 1.
Cedar Rapids reports Charles Meader was hurt when a smokestack he was painting collapsed. He received prompt aid and was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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