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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1937
Page
18
A 1937 note discusses whether marriage affects mental health noting marriage can stabilize habits and emotional balance. It also summarizes a brain potential study by Travis and Gottlob at Iowa University showing each person has a unique brain pattern with high accuracy in matching short-term records.
Hugh S. Magill former Illinois senator and 1926 U S senate candidate will visit Cedar Rapids for two talks Wednesday at 9 30 a m in the Coe college chapel and at noon before the Kiwanis club in the Montrose hotel He is president of the American Federation of Investors a non profit group promoting investor interests and safeguarding policyholders and savers He has held multiple educational and civic posts including director general of Illinois Centennial and field secretary of the National Education Association.
Linn county relief garden committee plans its first session Saturday at 10 in the board of supervisors room. Members include Mrs. Ferber Benjamin Tait El mer Seevell Leroy Kling Joe Carberry Mrs J L Rhea and E S Smith. The committee will advise on the 1937 relief garden program with a state representative expected. Already 647 relief clients have registered for gardens with planning and planting under way.
Firemen Melvin Thompson and Ted Rock found the object in the Cedar River opposite 42 Seventh Avenue SW was a large boulder not a man. Earlier rumors tied the object to Alex Teslow of Cedar Rapids who leaped from the Cedar River dam March 26.
An ad showcases chic chiffon squares for fashionable wraps and accessories on the street floor with items priced around 50c and portable coronation vanity powders. It promotes Killian’s Home Decorating Service on the fourth floor offering free decor advice and a personal shopping service, plus a baseball bats display with autographed Louisville Sluggers from Frank Pfaff.
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