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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1937
Page
11
A senior woman writes that today’s young women seem smarter and better groomed than those forty years ago. She notes most are driven and ambitious, with missing exceptions, and advises S. O. S. to widen social circles and face life with a smile. Another reader, 41 and unwed, seeks friends and laughs, prompting Miss Manners to remind that attitude shapes age.
An old verse laments greed and the failure to share among people of the same stock. It argues that embracing generosity could heal social rifts and improve society, urging personal change to mirror preached ideals. A stray line about saxophones and a ban on jazz in Habasco adds a surreal postscript.
An advertisement asks how women view themselves and links beauty to digestion. It promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran as a safe, natural remedy to constipation, describing its bulk and vitamin B benefits and advising daily servings with milk or fruit.
A breeder notes dogs respond instinctively to words like Lie down Sit down Shake hands Heel and DROP while others require training. He asks why phrases like Go BACK Come IN OUT seem understood naturally by some dogs and seeks a solution to the puzzle.
ST Louis delegates at the Midwest Education conference heard C E Germane of the University of Missouri urge that college professors be more human. He said professors are dead from the heart up and produce engineers who lack humane judgment.
Wm. E. McKenney explains a duplicate bridge hand where South must make three no trump while discarding wisely. The analysis highlights the risk of leading high spades and the value of careful ruffing and trumps, with North’s club holding adding strategic depth to the play.
The stars say romance and intrigue color Saturday April 24 with social events and a spectacular wedding possible. Pleasure may inflate expenses and financial status could be taxed by extravagant displays. Those born this day face a year of romance, indulgence, and potential improvidence.
Saturday savings feature 2 Ib My Own Oleo 1¢ per pound, 1 Ib cheese 22c, 1 qt peanut butter 2-11, beef stew and corned beef prices, assorted canned goods and dried fruits, baking powders and cocoa, nuts and snacks, with totals and unit prices across a broad range of items. Local shoppers see emphasis on dairy, produce, canned meats, and baking supplies.
A bold play reshapes the hand as South exploits an unfavorable Trump distribution to seize control. The maneuver underscores strategic timing and risk management in a tense card competition.
U S government experts report a high grade artificial silk material produced by treating sugarcane waste with nitric acid. The breakthrough promises a new fiber source for stockings and related textiles.
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