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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
13
Report describes diver Jarrett in a heavy wool suit tested on the Lusitania search mission. He descends sixty fathoms, reports sea life and clear bottom visibility, then returns to the Orphir deck. Captain Russell plans further dives to locate the wreck and confirm its identity using echo soundings and precise positioning.
Under the Iowa state planning board, surveys in major cities assess qualifications for subsistence homesteaders and identify successful part-time farming practices. Findings aim to aid the Federal Resettlement Administration in locating suitable rehabilitation projects and indicate benefits and drawbacks of subsidized farming.
Arthur Chaloupek a 16 year old Chelsea boy was seriously injured diving at Tama bathing beach two weeks ago. He was placed in a neck to waist cast at Deaconess hospital Marshalltown and remains paralyzed from the neck down with limited arm movement as doctors report slow recovery. He suffered hemorrhage in the spinal column after hitting bottom in Lake Cherry and was pulled from the water unconscious.
A fragmentary column narrates a hot day’s effect on a baby and caregiver routines. The piece references clothing care and water use impacting infant wellbeing amid erratic household routines.
A fragmentary report traces efforts to improve a man’s comfort. He felt better after activities, but excessive light troubled his sleep until a screening was placed to admit breeze while reducing glare.
Dan Hoffman, 74, a longtime Tama draying worker, was injured Monday when a large scroll saw tipped on a wagon and struck his leg. The leg suffered bruising and skin loss with ligament damage toward the hip. Despite the setback, Hoffman's nickname as the town's human dynamo suggests he will return to work in a few days. Switzerland reports a surplus of 200000 bachelor girls.
Joe lied to Kay and she forgave him at first but now refuses contact as she remains disillusioned. He regrets his deception and shows more interest, while she stands firm. The narrator hopes he learns honesty in the future and suggests lessons from the experience. The Miss Manners query about a boyfriend visiting in workwear ends with guidance on grooming and impression.
The cross, long a sacred emblem in the Orient for centuries, predates Christianity by over a thousand years. The article suggests its adoption as a Christian symbol stemmed from its established, widespread significance.
Dear Miss Manners features a fiery exchange about redheads and blondes with claims of deceit and gold digging. The writer invites readers to join a spirited argument and rally against blondes running things. Toledo dealer Simon Cohen faces larceny charges in Tama county case. vehicle stolen from W. C. Murty of Newton, recovered in Traer with tires missing.
The statement claims the total global gold mined from Columbus era to present would fill a forty foot cubic volume. It emphasizes the vast abundance relative to a compact physical space, highlighting the historical scale of mining.
Senate debates a bill to restore certain Spanish war pension benefits. A House rules committee resumes an inquiry into Associated Gas and Electric with lobby activity noted. Mississippi river setback and army promotion bills pass in the Senate. Oneida reports the marriage of Jeanette Dunham to Clyde Scovel at home with local clergy officiating.
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