Football Ethics And Emotions Highlight Princeton Coach Talk
Princeton Coach Fritz Crisler spoke at the Paramount theater to Washington and McKinley students on football’s emotional value. He argued courage and selflessness are core traits, and used game anecdotes to show emotions drive behavior and learning without sermons.
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Princeton
Mr. Crisler
Dartmouth
Crisler
Sam Johnson
Joe Reyna
Lysle Lowe
Walter Wilson
Robert Blahnik
Duane Nicholas
Dave Sharpe
Eli Miller
Ralph Forrestal
Walter Kinch
James Mance
William Cooper
Herbert Olmstead
Melvin McDonald
Sam Hedges
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for Constipation Relief
An old advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe laxative alternative to calomel. It promises improved energy and youth, blaming constipation and a clogged liver for poor health. The copy urges nightly use and claims wide consumer trust over twenty years.
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Edwards
Minor Time Changes Are Made In N W Trains
The North Western railroad announces limited schedule tweaks effective April 29. Trains No 12 Columbine and No 15 Mountain Bluebird adjust arrival times between Omaha, Cedar Rapids, and Chicago. No 21 Corn King and Nos 29 and 17 westbound trains shift Cedar Rapids arrivals by minutes.
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North Western Railroad
Columbine
Omaha
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Three Peanut Vending Machines Are Stolen
Ray Lyman asks police to investigate six weeks of thefts targeting three peanut vending machines owned by his son J 3B Lyman. Machines vanished from a bracket outside 109 Third Street NE, from a grocery front at Second Avenue and Third Street SW, and from a sandweb shop front at Thirtieth Street and First Avenue EF. A separate incident reports a six-sold battery stolen from a truck at Kings Crown Plaster garage Vernal Street To oasenne NW after a rear door entry with no break in.
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Ray Lyman
First Avenue
Lyman
J 3B
Third Street
Second Avenue
Thirtieth Sreet
Kings Crown
Keystone Editor's Suit Is Settled
A $675 damage suit stemming from a March 23 automobile collision in Vinton was settled in district court before a five women seven men civil jury. Keystone editor sought $175 for car damage and $100 for personal damage from R A Fulkerson of San Antonio. Fulkerson counterclaimed $100 for car damage and $300 for loss of use. Settlement requires Fulkerson to pay $75 plus court costs and witness fees. No defense witnesses testified.
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Gazette Vinton
J Uarding Keystone
R A. Fulkerson
San Antonio
Fulkerson
Frigidaire Dealers Of Eastern Iowa Meet Here
Nearly 100 Frigidaire dealers and salesmen from eastern Iowa attended an all day meeting at the Roosevelt hotel. Kansas City district representatives led sessions on spring sales plans and policies for 1934 focusing on commercial and air conditioning Frigidaire products. Evening sessions covered household products led by the Kansas City sales manager and Des Moines district reps.
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Iowa Territory
Roosevelt Hotel
Frigidaire Corporation
Kansas City
Martin Lyle
Newton Secla
Des Moines
H M. Kelly
E W Allen
Irwin Roy
Mothers Day Appeal Calls for Peace and Love
A letter from D. W. Hampton urges daily Mother’s Day observance and peace over war. He argues mothers symbolize nurture and argues pacifists accept limited police needs while opposing profit from munitions. He cautions that future generations suffer from war and calls readers to raise voices for peace.
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Friends of Peace
D. W. Hampton
Congress Bill Creates Assistant Secretary of Peace
The Gazette reports a new bill in Congress to establish an Assistant Secretary of Peace tasked with studying the causes of conflict and seeking remedies through federal action. The measure outlines the position’s duties and potential impact on national security and international diplomacy.
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the Gazette
Congress
Trinity Methodist Women Present Dixie Play Thursday
Trinity Methodist church women will present a play titled Lady Minstrels From Dixie in the First United Presbyterian church social room at Third Avenue and Second Street SW on Thursday at 8 p.m. The event aims to entertain and engage the community.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Dixie
First United Presbyterian Church
Third Avenue
Second Street
Minstrel Show Planned by Ladies Aid Society
The Trinity group presents a comedy drama about a ladies' aid society staging a minstrel show with the minstrel act in the play. Special music will be performed by a YMCA quartet and Miss Dorothy Gearkee.
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Trinity Group
Dorothy Gearkee
Opera Star Convalesces After Illness Report
New York opera star Carmela Ponselle shows some improvement but remains in critical condition at the medical arts center with infectious erysipelas.
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New York
INS
Carmela Ponselle
Medical Arts Center
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Don Kinch
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Ray Jiruska
James Carter
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Aker
Duke
Argyle and
Beech Road
van Leyden
Sher Ludge Benchy
Ume
N. W
Grunow
Peoples Furniture CO
First Street
Keystone Editor
Frigidaire
Iowa
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New Spring Clothes
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People’s Forum
Grace G. Bane
North Liberty
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
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