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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
2
A column by Mary Manners presents letters about relationship money woes and secret mistakes. Readers discuss sharing fortunes and caution about revealing past acts before engagement and marriage. The tone offers guidance and encourages moving forward without bitterness.
Willie Willis says he ran after a ball and an unidentified man swerved, causing a crash that damaged a tree. He asserts he did not touch the truck or cause the collision and describes his role as accidental.
The speaker laments social misunderstanding of a young woman doing honest work and advises seeking a different family setting. The text notes that older women face fewer judgments, while a young woman must guard against misinterpretation. It also lists several famed bachelors as historical examples.
Lieut Maurice Rossi and Paul Codos French airmen who set a world long distance nonstop record flew from Rayack Syria for Marseilles without a stop They plan to continue to Le Bourget near Paris with an expected Friday arrival.
Five Navy crewmen died when a twin motor seaplane lost its tail and plunged into Pearl Harbor. Survivor N A Taft said the tail tore off and the plane dived into the water as divers worked to recover the wreckage and the remaining bodies. The dead include Lieut. Charles Hill and Lieut. Theodore Marshall among others.
The Iowa Soap company of Burlington says it added over 100 employees to reach more than 400 total to meet NRA code requirements. The firm operates day and night to supply toilet and laundry soaps, flakes, and powders nationwide. President Homer D. Banta notes wages and hours comply with the code and foresees benefits from shorter industry working hours.
A poem questions common teaching that triumph equals wealth and status. It urges a new story for children about true success in serving others, friendship, and contentment with modest means. The verse highlights happiness found in fellowship with nature and living honestly, not in riches.
A reader challenges Dr. Brady on equal moral responsibility for health in marriage. The exchange argues both sexes deserve health verification before marriage and warns against a double standard. Other letters critique health fads and kitchenware claims, noting cautious, practical dialogue.
A reader asks who said care and describes taking six 5S-stain calcium lactate tablets after meals for two months. The query seeks guidance on how much longer the regimen should continue and whether adjustments are needed.
Birds use bits of green twigs to outline the nest rim and replace faded material as new twigs are laid daily, maintaining a lively nest display.
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