Foster son of Mrs De La Matur dies in Denver plane crash
The foster son of Mrs. Fred De La Matur, B T Merryman, died when his airplane failed during a loop near Denver. Defective wing is suspected. He was about 30, a student aviator training for airmail service. Burial is planned in Fremont, Nebraska with his foster mother attending.
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Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
B. T. Merryman
Denver
Colo
Fred de la Matur
A. Wise
Washington Street
Young Merryman
Fremont
Neb
Journalists of State High Schools Meet at Iowa University
Some hundreds of high school students from midwestern states gather at the University of Iowa for a regional Quill and Scroll convention focusing on editorial feature headline and other writing contests. An institute for high school journalists runs alongside with speakers from The Midland Des Moines Capital and the Daily Iowan guiding sessions.
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Courier Special Service
Towa City
Middle Western
Quill and Scroll
University of Iowa School of Journalism
George H. Gallup
School of Journalism
Institute
John Towner Frederick
the Midland
Fred M. Pownall
Des Moines Capital
Frank B. Peers
Deerfield-Shields
High School
Highland Park
Ill
Frank L. Mott
Fred J. Lazell
Iowa Journalism School
Daily Iowan
Iowa Debating Teams Named for Illinois Oregon Contests
University of Iowa selects debate squads to face Illinois and Oregon on the Mussolini policy question. Affirmative team members are James Carroll Fred W King and Fred Webber. Negative team includes Hershel Langdon Lyle Quin and Burton Miller. Illinois debates set for Dec 2 in Iowa City Champaign. Oregon clash scheduled March 13 with Forrest Lindner Russell Beeson and Joe R Allison. A Roman doctor era note closes with a tuberculosis climate treatment reference.
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James Carroll
Davenport
Fred W. King
Hawarden
Fred Webber
Iowa City
Hershel Langdon
Gilmore City
Lyle Quin
Boone
Burton Miller
Newton
Illinois
Creomulsion Promises Relief For Persistent Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a new medical discovery that soothes and heals inflamed membranes while stopping germ growth. It claims creosote-based formula treats persistent coughs colds bronchitis asthma and other respiratory ailments with guaranteed satisfaction and money-back offer if relief is not achieved.
Lifetone Tablets Promise Nervous Relief in Two Weeks
Ad claims Lifetone Tablets restore nerves and energy for those fatigued by work or worry. It touts stronger nerves, sharper thinking, and buoyant health after two weeks of taking two tablets after meals and two at night. Seventy two tablets cost one dollar.
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Robert
Lifetone
Sunday School Lesson by Rev P B Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute dean presents a Sunday school lesson outline emphasizing practical faith and daily application. The article notes the author, the 1926 copyright, and the Western Newspaper Union distribution.
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P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western
Union
What God Requires of Us in Micah Lesson
A compact study outlines Micah’s message during Judah’s kings, urging justice mercy and humility. It details evil work of coveting and oppression, divine retribution, and the prophetic call to do justly love mercy and walk humbly with God. Also includes an ad for Phillips Milk of Magnesia with claims of quick neutralizing action.
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God
Sin
Satan
Moses
Aaron
Miriam
Balak
Balaam
U.S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Charles H. Phillips
English Beauty Secret Howard's Buttermilk Cream Claims
An advertising item touts Howard's Buttermilk Cream as a swift vanishing beauty aid that brightens dull complexions, smooths rough hands and arms, and leaves no shine. It promises satisfaction with money-back terms and urges trying its accompanying soap to avoid harsh soap effects.
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Howard's
S.S.S. Promotes Vitality A Century-Old Tonic
An advertisement extolls S.S.S. as a time-tested tonic made from fresh roots and herbs. It claims benefits for appetite, energy, and red blood cell production, urging regular use before meals and during fatigue or weakness, noting its long history and reliability.
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S.S.S
Nature
S.S
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