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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1937
Page
8
Elinor Guthrie Hayes and Marjorie Shuler argue in the Independent Woman about whether office workers should prioritize appearance. Hayes laments ads influencing dress and time wasted. Shuler defends organized wardrobe as a time saver and signals competence.
The piece presents Claude Callan commentary and a Q A on embezzlement versus common crime noting embezzlers’ trusted status. It also discusses why cartoons appeal to adults and children via anthropomorphism and imagination. It mentions Dr Charles Goring’s heredity view and origins of honey bees in America.
New Orleans observes John James Audubon Day on April 26 to honor the naturalist famed for Birds of America. Gov. Richard W. Leche leads ceremonies in Louisiana with events in Mandeville and New Orleans as schools and communities mark the 152nd birth anniversary.
Philadelphia based coach Glenn S. Warner known as Pop Warner announced plans to retire within four years after turning 66. He has coached 42 years and his teams have totaled 299 victories. He expressed a wish to have one more successful season.
An advertisement touts Camay soap as the mild beauty soap for women offering a creamy white lather that cleanses gently to soften and improve skin. It claims repeated tests prove Camay milder than other leading beauty soaps and urges readers to try the product.
Pop Warner vows to form a nationally recognized eleven before his Temple contract ends in 1939. He has coached at Georgia, Town State, Cornell, Carlisle, Pittsburgh, Sanford, and Temple, and hints he may quit if he fails. He began coaching in 1895.
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