Iowa State News Highlights Across State Incidents
Reports of injuries from a Storm Lake car overturning involve Miss Ethel Lewis of Sac City. Winnie of Clear Lake dies after a long illness at age eighty. Bank safe robbery at Bennett Savings Bank yields $5,000 in liberty bonds. Des Moines eyed to host 1921 NEHA convention with 6,000 delegates. Wireless history class taught at Graceland College Lamoni and Independence assignment. Iowa Site Fair entry deadlines announced for horses cattle pigs and more. Floyd county farms plan a 4th of July celebration in Marble Rock with co op floats and speakers. Intrastate rate hearing delayed to July 27 awaiting interstate decision. Oats crop damage across Iowa due to hot weather. some farms fatten livestock in fields. University athletics report and financials show substantial deficit cleared amid larger enrollment. Rural church course launches at State College June 14 to July 3 to boost rural church work. Lee county strawberry crop threatened by lack of pickers. Waukon gets a new powdered milk factor factory under construction with initial dimensions and height.
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Sac City
Winnie
Clear Lake
Bennett Savings Bank
Bennett
Davenport
National Educational Association
Salt Lake
NEHA
Des Moines
H. H. Smith
Graceland College
Lamoni
Independence
Wireles
Lamon
Iowa
Baby Health Department
Farmers Organization
Floyd County
Marble Rock
Farmers’ Co-Operative
Pearson
Iowa State College
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wedster
Fort Dodge
Clare
Town University
Eouinment
Toda State College
Wea
Lee County
Waukon
World News Flash From Chicago Convention turmoil and more
A Chicago staged clash between Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood and Nicholas Murray Butler spawns headlines as Harding and Coolidge win the Republican tickets on ballots. A third party convention set for July 10 is announced. Other items cover Soviet loans, American stock purchases, rail and oil matters, census figures and strange crimes, plus a tornado, a police siege in Duluth, a Dempsey draft ruling, and labor reaction from Montreal.
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Leonard Wood
Nicholas Murray Butler
Chicago
General Wood
Butler
Wood
Summer camp for women in Asheville by United Training Corps
A women’s summer camp organized by the United Training Corps for Women will run in Asheville North Carolina from July 15 to August 20. Also noted: Cease Ella Eaton Kellogg, famed writer on child welfare and domestic science, who led in Battle Creek after a long illness and was married to Dr. John R. Welleys. Rev W W Page, last living staffer of Gen Robert E Lee and rector of St Paul’s Cornwall New York, died in New York at eighty. Col E M House traveled on the Lipland from New York to England for personal reasons. Nathan Strauss of New York sails to England to attend a Zionist congress and then promote a campaign for pastryized mouth. Rosa Rand, noted actress, dies in Baltimore at an advanced age. sister Olivia was also a notable actress in earlier decades.
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United Training Corps For Women
Asheville N.C
Ella Eaton Kellogg
Battle Creek, Mich
John R. Welleys
W. W. Page
Robert E. Lee
St. Paul's Church
Cornwall
N. Y
New York
Rosa Rand
Baltimore
Olivia
California
Foreign Plan to Spend 60 Million for Langston Harbor
A town council in Langston harbor Portsmouth Dagland adapts a scheme to spend sixty million dollars to develop the harbor as a great dominion shipping port. A Dublin dispatch reports the assassination of Police Inspector Wilson by five men in County Wexford. Ambassador Jusserand will return to Washington to resume duties. Soviet Russia rejects debts contracted up to November 1917 and proposes offsets when necessary. Wrangel’s anti Bolshevik forces advance toward the Dnieper. Italy’s reparations claims fixed at about 122 million dollars. Gen Sir Neville MacReady in southern Ireland with troops. A dynamite depot explosion kills miners in Hungary. Persian Bolsheviks extend operations toward Tehran. Tehran in danger. Carthage damage from earthquakes. The Cheshire regiment tests for military service. Welsh troops ordered to Ireland. The Buenos Aires trial of the US Shipping Board steamer Huren ends with a luncheon about the vessel.
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Langston Harbor
Portsmouth
Dagland
Furbelows Bloom in June in Ribbon and Lace Caps
Furbelows that bloom in June showcase ribbons and laces in caps and camisoles. Georgette net and silk trims feature heavily with bows and ribbon flowers, including three boudoir caps and three camisoles illustrating the season’s whimsy in fashion accessories.
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Troussent
Fad
Far East negligees inspire Western fashion admiration
A descriptive feature notes how Japanese and Oriental inspired negligees entered Western wardrobes long ago and remain fashionable. It highlights a black satin outfit with gold embroidery, a draped satin trouser look with brocaded silk over-garment, and a jeweled turban, praising cultural adaptation and comfort.
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Japan
Orient
Far East
Chenille Curtains to Rugs and Fabric Hats Rise in Style
Readers learn to repurpose chenille curtains into soft rugs by layering on worn Brussels carpet as a foundation and stitching through the wrong side. The note also highlights popular fabric hats for summer, including sheer organdies in white and colors.
Nervous Prostration Cure Promoted by Lydia Pinkham
A Binghamton reader testifies to recovery from a long nervous condition after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The ad extols the product for women with nervous prostration and related female complaints, inviting letters to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
True to Form Doctor Confirms Death in Quiet Room
A demobilized army doctor closes the bedroom door and tells a colleague that the patient is dead. He states there is nothing more to be done except embalm and prepare for heaven in a Home Sector setting.
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Home Sector
Quote on marriage and pride in paying for company
A pithy antiquated reflection warns that a man grows vain when forced to cover a wife’s board during visits to friends, suggesting that a man who values money over loyalty betrays himself.
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