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Newspaper
Creston Weekly Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
3
The Creston Advertiser Gazette publishes as the official city and county paper and an Associated Press member. Advertising and subscription rates are listed for mail and carrier delivery with zone pricing and advance payment options.
The Creston Chamber of Commerce promotes a better Creston with weekly Monday noon meetings. Attendees are urged to give one hour next Monday to the effort and discuss local improvements.
In the heat between solstice and equinox, August days spark a summer delirium. Pollen tickles the nose and eyes, hay-fever symptoms emerge, and the idea of burning coal intensifies the urge to delay tasks. Yet balance returns as nature guides restraint and the grape glow tempts a prudent harvest.
Chariton Herald notes Hon. H. M. Towner’s visit to Chariton with praise from Highth district Republicans and Democrats for his farm loan measures. It cites his bill to raise borrowing to 25 000, support for intermediate credit, and influence as House Republican chairman. He departs for Bedford then returns to Washington on the 15th.
An exploration of how people respond to fears and major challenges. The piece argues that avoidance gives way to a proactive stance and healthier attitudes toward obstacles. It emphasizes mindset shifts and practical steps to reduce anxiety.
Doctors report many patients fear calamity without cause as understanding of endocrine glands grows. Worry often stems from a nervous system leak rather than real illness, and reassurance from physicians helps patients forget their imagined dangers.
The article suggests anxious individuals could gain years of life by learning self control. Dr Gregg urges steady will power to face life calmly, with work and hobbies diverting attention from worry. Train the brain to forget by dismissing anxious thoughts and concentrating on something else.
Scotland Yard continues its investigation into the assassination of Field Marshal Wilson. U.S. observers express surprise at the pace and scope of the inquiry as inquiries expand to new leads and potential suspects.
The column notes dangers of police with revolvers, use of force in England, and contrasts with American policing. It cites the life of a five dollar bill, the Federal Reserve New York report on worn currency, and a snail discovery in Porto Santo. It also discusses German prices and Hamburg shipping totals, mentioning DAnnunzio's accident and farm bureau politics.
Iowa papers discuss Charlie Rawson entering 1924 senate race and crude attacks on Ford's Mexico factory plans. Other items note Iowa Democrats opposition to statewide primaries and Pershing praising national defense readiness. sheriff sale in Des Moines. highway aid debates. farm bureau on handling criticism with measured responses.
Bertha E Shapleigh offers an NEA Service cooking recipe using stale cake with milk eggs gelatine fruit and vanilla. Layer custard fruit and cake in a mold chill until firm then unmold and serve with whipped cream or preserved fruit.
A health focused essay argues that guarding health improves disposition and happiness in women. It cites misery from common troubles and claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restores health and happiness, inviting readers to try it.
A cache of recently discovered counterfeit bills was buried in the ground for several weeks in Franse to appear used and dirty. Police are investigating the origin and suspects. Local authorities urge anyone with information to contact the inquiry team.
The article explains why people remove moles and warts noting cancer risk with age. It lists methods including electric needle for small growths, radium and dioxide snow for larger lesions, surgical excision, salicylicacid treatment, and cleansing with soap and powders like boric acid or alum.
A satirical note observes that a Finnish bride typically enjoys a period of spending after marriage, suggesting financial habits influence newlyweds’ early domestic life.
The text notes the custom for every man at a wedding to present the bride with a piece of silver after the feast. Guests place coins in a plate before the bride, and any guest who breaks the plate must forfeit another cot.
Properly seasoned wood boxes resist rough handling six to ten times better than green wood, making them a longer lasting storage solution.
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