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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
5
A humorous exchange mocks Agnes not marrying a thin Ed and promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a weight gain aid. The ad claims the pills add five pounds in 30 days with a money back guarantee and lists Newcomb Matthews York Drug Co as sellers.
A source close to Col E P Thayer says Brookhart's Senate bid gained 621 votes in four counties during a check of voting machines. Hardin County plus131, Polk 410, Scott 11, Franklin 67, with two scattering votes, possibly lifting Brookhart’s majority to about 1376. remaining county checks pending.
Chicago will begin immediate consideration of Secretary Jardine's constructive suggestions to curb excessive speculation. Frank L. Carey, president of the Board of Trade, said the exchange will review the full report before acting in line with its longstanding policy.
Harry A. Price of Oskaloosa and G. D. Walker of Bedford attended matters in Creston. George K. Converse of Glenwood arrived for a short business visit Wednesday evening. Mrs. R. T. McColl left for Belvidere Illinois due to her mother’s serious illness. Mrs. E. J. Rohrbough of Keokuk plans a Omaha trip to visit Dr. Plato’s family and will return to Cres ton before heading home.
Mrs Cook says Adlerika relieved years of gas and nervousness from stomach issues. Advertisement promotes one spoonful to remove gas, reduce bloating, and cleanse bowels, with a York druggist urging use at 117 W Montgomery St.
Mr and Mrs Guy Bodger of 1002 West Jefferson street left this morning for Maxwell, having been summoned by the death of a relative.
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