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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1933
Page
6
A long excerpted profile of Albert Edward Wiggam D Sc author of Fe Fram of the Family Tree. The piece discusses Wiggam and his work on self knowledge and family dynamics. It includes claimed methods for self reliance and mental hygiene and mentions a payment offer for readers.
A fragmented reminiscence piece recounts social pressures and family dynamics around Vera Godwin and Jemre Grdvin, focusing on marital ties and community gossip. The text references Vera’s life events, a potential marriage, and consequences for the surrounding family, set in a late 1920s context.
Fragmented tale follows Miss Nora as a stern teacher interacts with a student and a mysterious fairy. The scene blends dream logic with classroom duties, staff room chatter, and a desire for reading, grade tests, and a future promise.
Fragmented recipe fragments describe salted relish dressing, fresh peaches, cake bake times, and ingredients like vinegar sugar cream and lemon extract. Several garbled phrases reference pouring sauces, beating whites, and toasting or sieving steps, but the text is incoherent and lacks complete instructions.
About 259 members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club dramatic art department and guests attended a farewell for Mrs George Gordon, former club president, in Emmis Park. The event featured a bowl orchestra, remarks by MP Donald Atherton, a children's theater performance, and a chorus, with plans announced for upcoming productions and registration for children’s roles. Refreshments closed the program.
San Fran guest Misa Nee Frankiin presided at a summer event with Inv Emer Neos. Carrol Mc Commack was honored guest at a ceremony on Third avenue SW. Ness Grice Bostian spoke on the Cemocy of Progress as about twenty attendees listened.
A birthday party honoring Pred Stodols and family was hosted at 122 Third Free on Wednesday. Guests included Modad Vigs Remier Georgie Si Sein Ross Morrison Marine Har be Praxk Srodode Mrs Mamie Pewnelks and her sons Wilken Dvorak. Refreshments were served by Lithie Drorsk.
A garbled ad promotes a summer edition pattern book for home sewing. It mentions patterns for garments and crafts, price around sixteen cents, and requests orders to The Gerevs in New York for copies. It references a sewing project with measurements and materials and invites readers to write for details.
In a chatty auntie note, friends defend Jim's condition, saying it isn't Het's fault and asserting a bachelor rarely has such a breakdown. The tone hints at personal turmoil within a familiar circle.
Mariba Christian and Mrs Armhur Wall hosted members of the Prera Xereragion and their husbands Thursday night at Nora. The gathering at 716 Oaklend poulevere NE featured dancing and bridge. Fork-fire were present.
Mrs Beny Wison hosted a birthday gathering Wednesday afternoon for Calerie Marylene. Guests included Mirzi Luce Jayme and their children John Arlene Prohammer Cait Stark Join Nelson Carl Peversoz.
The Midboro Club prepared for an August picnic at Thames Park on Thursday evening. About twenty two members attended.
Detroit based report states Oral Hildebrand, star guard for the Cleveland Indians, resumes duties after a suspension for conduct unbecoming a player. Johnson and team officials say the rotation is set and Hildebrand is expected to start in the upcoming game.
A school event at Kenwood Monday features Maddigan cancer program with Byeoetm slide show by Mo Gon. Girls exhibit hand carved crafts and boys wood castes, plus a cold show and banners. A poster-exhibit and planned acts by Philis Shepherd and others are noted. student participation includes a pancake hunt Friday evening and an all-school matinee.
The Town Association of Real Estate is to hold its annual convention in Des Moines late in October. Directors from Cedar Rapids and Des Moines attended, including Paul N. Clark, John J. Wiener, Horace Redges, Arch Madden, George Walker, Bert Frahm, Amiher Binger, Joe Wagner, G E Howard, Lester W. Miller, Senator Clyde H. Tymong, Beriirian, and FLA Bell. The meeting followed a luncheon at the Netel Roose Procag nan.
A cautioned alert warns fairgoers in Chicago to lock cars and hide valuables amid rising auto thefts. Authorities from Rithoudh Pie and partner agencies vow coordinated action to curb thefts during the event at the World’s Fair.
Birmingham dispatch reports a Waukon wrestler injured in state capital proceedings as a match turns fatal. The athlete was transported to a hospital Wednesday after a Monday night incident, with details remaining unclear.
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