Reston Daily Advertiser notice of publication details
Official city and county fare information and mailing details for the Creston Daily Advertiser published by Creston Advertiser-Gasette Co. Readers are reminded of second class matter status as of 1904 and recognition of Associated Press content rights and republication rules.
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Creston Advertiser-Gasette Co
Carl Davenport
W. A. Roseberry Publishers
Creston
Iowa
Associated Press
Associated Presse
Advertising and Progress Advertising and Progress
Advertising has proven itself to be the barometer of progress. It has not been long since business advertising faced sharp criticism for boasting of personal qualifications. Public trust in claims of advertising mirrored distrust in braggarts. Only the quack.
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for avoiding operation
In Lima Ohio Mrs Ethel Thurston writes of severe abdominal inflammation and backache relieved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved appetite weight gain and no operation needed and invites other women to ask about the medicine.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lima
Ohio
Ethel Thurston
North Pine St
Tira, Ohio
Evolution of Advertising Across Sectors, Noted by Gazette
The St. Joseph Gazette asserts advertising grew with business, spreading to industry commerce and professions. It discusses a shift from anonymous impersonal ad use to a vital growth tool while noting doctors and lawyers still avoid public advertising though they may place cards in periodicals.
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St. Joseph
Women and Income Tax Rise With New Opportunities
The government reports rising incomes for women due to new lines of business and broader opportunities. Rich fathers also split estates among children to ease tax burdens, prompting more liberal treatment of daughters. The Saint Joseph Gazette notes daughters benefit from the tax while anticipating greater female income tax participation.
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St. Joseph
Self Service Vocation Shifts From Sacred Call to Modern Gain
Lament over decline of self sacrificing vocations like ministers teachers and country doctors as people today pursue careers offering material reward while neglecting spiritual and social service. The piece warns of a shift toward worldly gain reducing communal aid.
Evolving Notions of Service In Society
The St Joseph Gazette argues that modern service shifts from direct acts by professionals to indirect acts by workers who earn a living and support themselves. It cites Elbert Hubbard and notes society now values self-benefit when not harming others, redefining virtue as personal gain tied to social good.
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Elbert Hubbard
St. Joseph
Education for democracy and electorate duty
A British peer urges that all who enter public life pass an examination on social and political issues. He argues education for statesmen helps, but the ideal democracy requires an informed electorate with reflective powers. The Ames Daily Tribune notes voters often rely on party claims, prejudice, passion, or habit rather than current issues.
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The
Ames Daily Tribune and
Evening Times
Grocer Appeals for Patronage Under Strain in Imboden
An Imboden Arkansas grocer issues a stark plea for support and relief amid accusations of being uprooted by taxation and boycotts. He describes hardships from war taxes to bonds, claims to have faced ridicule and threats, and asks local people for aid. The message, attributed to The Evening Sentinel World from Shenandoah Iowa, frames a dire economic appeal.
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Society of John the Baptist
Imboden
Evening Sentinel World
Shenandoah, Iowa
A Business Proposition From Your Local Merchant
A St. Joseph Gazette note urges readers to compare mail orders with a trusted local merchant. It argues hometown merchants offer better goods, lower postage, reliable guarantees, and competitive prices, reinforcing support for civic enterprise.
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St. Joseph
Air Collision Tragedy Sparks Industry Safety Call
Readers report rising air crashes after yesterday's fatal collision in which two British pilots were killed and another injured. The writer urges the aviation community to adopt stronger safety measures to prevent further losses.
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Daily News
Air travel needs new safety rules to prevent collisions
The Newton Daily News argues that aviation officials must implement air traffic regulations to reduce accidents. It suggests different flight levels and directions as a possible system and urges industry stakeholders to act quickly to prevent midair collisions.
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Sary
Chiefs of Aviation
Newton Daily News
Poor Flying in Arctic
Maynard Owen Williams of the MacMillan expedition notes airplane defects for Arctic exploration. The Arctic seen from air is harsher. sledging remains essential. Eskimo canoes and sealskin shelters help little in airfield landings. He favors dirigibles, but value is unproven and polar exploration may be a fad.
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Arctic
Amundsen
Maynard Owen Williams
Ames Daily Tribune and
Evening Times
Tax crop politics shape next winter's income tax
The article argues Congress will reopen the income tax question next winter with plans for lower rates and reduced surtaxes. It frames tax policy as a science of maximizing revenue with minimal disruption, likening taxes to crops and urging careful adjustment to avoid overtaxing and harming taxpayers.
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Congress
Treasury
The
Ames Daily Tribune and
Evening Times
Mason City Boy Killed Riding Freight Train
A 14 year old colored boy Carl Hogsettes of Mason City was instantly killed when he fell under the wheels of a freight train near DeKalb Illinois. His brother Earl riding with him said the boy fell asleep. Both legs and the right arm were severed.
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Asenciated Press
Mason City
Carl Hogsettes
DeKalb
Ill
Earl
Lees
Eceavaread
LaFollette Jr Urges Unions and Citizens First
Dane county district attorney Philip LaFollette son of the late senator called Labor Day for rapid lawful changes to improve rights and cooperation among labor and agriculture. He warned against entrenched fortunes and warned that rigid rules threaten democracy and the ballot as the means to reform.
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Associated Press
Boone
Sep
Philip LaFollette
Dane County
Wisconsin
Senator LaFollette
United States
Journey to the unknown Lost World in the Amazon
The expedition climbs a long riverine tunnel and traverses shallow waters by canoe. Tensions rise as Challenger and Summerlee clash over leadership while Lord John Roxton and I push on. A possible pterodactyl sighting triggers debate, hinting at a hidden world beyond the bamboo barrier.
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Lord John
Challenger
Summerlee
Lord John Roxton
London
Illingworth
Edinburgh
Rhea
John
Bulgaria and Jugoslavia Reach Agreement on Rail Pact
Sofia reports that after protracted talks a railroad operating convention was signed between Jugoslavia and Bulgaria. The pact covers mail transfer between Bulgaria and Serbian towns, with Tsaribrod remaining the exchange center. Serbia had suspended recognizing Bulgarian passports amid protests over arrests of several Serbian subjects.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Jugoslavia
Bulgaria
Tsaribrod
Serbia
Nedelia Arrest Controversy Continues After Apologies
The ongoing arrest dispute remains unresolved despite explanations and apologies offered by Christo Kalfoff. Details of the case and its current status are not clarified in the available text.
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Nedelia
Christo Kalfoff
Miller Returns Home After Brief Absence in Blockow
James Miller returns to his Blockow Missouri home after a brief absence of three days. Local officials say he was located safe and sound by neighbors and friends.
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James Miller
Blockow, Mo
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Vili
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