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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1932
Page
2
WM E Gilroy D D editor of The Congress outlines an August 14 Sunday School lesson Ex 20 12 21 on honoring parents and the ethics of love and family life. He contrasts ancient Jewish family virtue with modern abuses and urges strengthening the commandment against stealing through justice and love.
Local church schedule lists morning worship at 9 and 11 various congregations. It details church schools, Mass times, confessions, and midweek services across multiple parishes including Immaculate Conception Saint Ludmila Saint Patrick Saint Matthew Saint Wenceslaus and Grace Church of Our Lady of Grace with pastors and sermon topics where given.
Mary Manners column recounts how youthful impulses fade with time and compares early elopement hopes to mature happiness. Readers debate courage and choosing independence over rushing into marriage.
A fragment discusses a long standing clash over a single standard of morality. The speaker notes that while ideals remain desirable, supporters do not demand equal rights beyond traditional ideals and questions happiness without ideals.
Poem about a thrush at the window offering a cheerful view of life despite sorrow. The speaker resolves to carry on with a cheerful word for neighbors instead of spreading woes, reflecting resilience and hope.
Judy confronts a transformed circle in the Carter house as old ties fade. Eunice and Amy host parties to lure Stan, while Judy suspects a ruse to meet him. A night-time discovery in the library reveals Eunice and Stan sharing a private moment.
Two divorce suits were filed in the district court office. Mrs. Oleva Bradigan seeks custody of two children and alimony from Earl Bradigan on cruelty grounds. Mrs. Isabella Barkdoll sues Gerald Barkdoll for custody of four children and alleges inebriety.
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