Automobile Morality Urged At Des Moines Meeting
Des Moines October 18 Principal A W Merrill warned at a Parent-Teacher meeting against auto and motion picture harms to morals. He cited automobile outings as dangerous for youths, noting gatherings often exceed safe limits, involve heavy physical contact, long trips, and pressure on girls to trade favors, with participants as young as 13 or 14.
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Sundays Great Flying Parson at Rock Island
Lieut. Maynard, leading the army coast to coast aerial race, arrived at Rock Island Straning field at 12:15 am after a day lost to a shaft issue. A welcoming delegation including Mayor H. Sehriver and Rev Billy Sunday praised his feat. Maynard planned to depart eastward in 46 minutes and noted his engine was in good shape despite little rest.
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Brace Up With Chamberlain Tablets Advertisement
A fragmented ad notes stomach trouble weakens a man who lives with someone else, saps energy, and prompts giving up. It claims Chamberlain's Tablets improve digestion, loosen bowels, and often lead to prompt recovery and a return to feeling well and happy.
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Sunday blessings boost rival’s confidence in win
The subject said yesterday that his success seemed assured after receiving well wishes from the Sundays, reflecting optimism about the outcome and support from the group.
Boy Falls Six Stories While Cleaning Windows
A three year old named Farnum fell six stories from a window at the Hotel Fort Des Moines around 3:30 pm while cleaning dew. He was taken by police ambulance to Mercy hospital but died before a doctor arrived. An exam found skull and leg fractures. Police say likely he was cleaning without his belt secured. Farnum worked for Chicago Windows and House Cleaning, under contract to the hotel, and had been with the company ten months.
Sioux City Faces 10 Day Coal Supply Shortage
Sioux City coal dealers warn that with mines set to shut by November 1 the city could face a fuel crisis in about ten days. If mines close for a day the impact will be felt. longer closures would deepen the shortage, says William Wel dent of the Sioux City Coasts Change.
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