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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1941
Page
8
Practical guidance urges cleaning as you go, organizing supplies, and quick routines during cooking. It covers tools care, aluminum and iron stain removal, refrigerator and icebox upkeep, silver care, floor and wall cleaning, wax for surfaces, and how to obtain pamphlets from the Community Nutrition Service at City Hall.
The British admiralty announced on Friday that the Great minefield sown in the Mediterranean to sever communications between Italy and its African empire has been extended.
Advice column style answers to two readers. The first warns a jealous reaction to a flirtatious boy and suggests ignoring his antics while dating others. The second describes engagement amid draft worries and intent to preserve privacy until the fiancé’s status is clear.
The text poses a moral question about wickedness and the speaker’s sincerity. It reads as a partial line from a larger exchange exploring guilt, judgment, and personal stance.
If you are truly in love you would wait for your fiancé but if you wish to date others discuss it with him and be open about your plans. Do not keep such affairs secret from the man you love.
The Iowa Children's Home society will conduct its annual tag day in Cedar Rapids Saturday.
An army of boys and girls will invade business and residential districts to raise funds for a 38 year old nonsectarian charity that has cared for nearly 8 000 dependent children, including six from Linn county last year. They contest for cash prizes and theater passes and will meet Miss Annie Y. Smith at the Montrose hotel between 4 and 5 pm Friday or at 9 am Saturday for instructions.
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