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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1936

Page

11

Myrna Loy and Bill Powell to star in Great Love

MGM hires Preston Sturgis to adapt Ferenc Molnar romantic comedy Great Love about two sisters a settled boarder and a roguish adventurer Myrna Loy plays the elder sister and Bill Powell the suitor Additional casts and related Hollywood notes from the studio lot and upcoming projects accompany the project news

Myrna Loy Bill Powell Los Angeles Ace Harlow Tracy MGM Preston Sturgis Ferenc Molnar Molnar Myrna Bill

Circus Day Arrives With Ringling Bros in Town

Wednesday ushers in Circus Day as Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey bring four trains of 1600 people seven herds of elephants and 1009 animals to Wilson avenue near Sixth street SW. Performances start at 2 and 8 p.m. featuring 80 percent new acts and the Congo herd of pigmy elephants and knee-high pongurs. Col. Tim McCoy leads the rough riders in the wild west show.

Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus Wilson Avenue Sixth Street Belgian Congo Central Africa Col Tim McCoy Congress of Rough Riders of the World

Beacon Light quilt block inspires Nancy Page circle

Nancy Page describes a new beacon light quilt block inspired by beacon lights near an airport. The pattern features a central light square with radiating rays and options for corner pieces, with guidance on cutting, seam allowances, and stitching.

Nancy Nancy Page Quilt Club Pic

Beacon Lights Quilt Pattern Becomes Available

The pattern for the Beacon Lights Quilt Design, originally eighty-two inches wide, is offered in a seventy-two inch width. Readers may obtain the pattern by sending three cents and a self-addressed stamped envelope to Nancy Page at The Cedar Rapids Gazette.

Ture Beacon Lights Nancy Page Cedar Rapids

Moody Man Spreads Gloom In Mr J

Mr J is described as moody and in low spirits causing others around him to feel depressed. He shows no effort to cheer up, and his habitual sadness affects children and family, suggesting selfishness and a negative outlook on life.

MR. J

Dear Miss Manners on dancing and pair etiquette

A reader named Lone Wolf critiques dating norms. He argues a girl is not fully committed if she dances with others, while a man should not demand monopolized dancing. Miss Manners suggests women may respond to these views.

Miss Manners Lone Wolf

Guide to Household Help Rights and Duties

Advice on pay, duties, and hours for a full time maid. Covers cleaning, dishes, cooking, childcare, ironing, and the need for predictable evenings off and afternoon and Sunday breaks. Stresses mutual agreement and reasonable demands for both employer and employee.

Theaters Show Busy Week With Starry Lineup

Paramount stage features Forgotten Faces with Marshall and Michael and One Rainy Afternoon with Lederer and Lupino. Iowa bill lists Give Her a Ring and Legond in technicolor starring Barrie Rhodes and others. Public Enemy's Wife stars O'Brien Lindsay, Three on the Trail with Boyd Ellison. Palace screens 13 Hours by Air and Splendor. Rialto offers Powder Smoke Range and Take the Stand with LaRue and Thelma T.

Paramount Herbert Marshall Gertrude Michael Francis Lederer Ida Lupino Iowa Wendy Barrie Eric Rhodes Legond Public Enemy Pat O’brien Margaret Lindsay William Boyd Jimmy Ellison Palace Fred MacMurray Joan Bennett Miriam Hopkins Joel McCrea Rialto Harry Carey Hoot Gibson Stand Jack LaRue Thelma T

Williams­burg Bride Weds Edward Carr of New Haven Conn

Maurine Montgomery and Edward Carr were married at the bride’s home with Rev J C Behrens officiating. Mrs Carr, a Williamsburg native and Iowa State College graduate, taught home economics in several schools. Carr, a Tennessee native and ISU graduate, is a chemistry instructor at Yale. They planned a wedding trip to Tennessee and will live in New Haven.

Williamsburg Maurine Montgomery Edward Carr New Haven Conn J. C. Behrens Nettie Montgomery Carr Iowa State College Ames Montour Urbana Lowdon West Branch Tennessee Yale University

Pollen Relief After Rain Reduces Symptoms

A report notes pollen levels drop after rain, easing pollinosis symptoms as humidity and moist air reduce airborne pollen. Relief lasts for a period until conditions allow pollen to rise again.

Remedies and curiosities in a 1936 health column

Health letters discuss removing green stains from teeth with tincture of iodine and ammonia, suggests hydrogen peroxide rinse, and repeats for three days. Another reply offers dietary tips for cravings and mentions a dental-mail answer service by Dr. Brady with a self addressed stamped envelope for a fee.

Brady William Brady National Newspaper Service West Madison Street Chicago Ill

News Reel Of American Victories At Olympics At Paramount

Paramount screens a three day Olympic news reel showing six American wins led by Jesse Owens with three golds in the 100 meters broad jump and 220 meters. Ralph Metcalf and Frank Wycoff are shown in third and fourth places. The show accompanies two features Forgotten Faces and One Rainy Afternoon.

Paramount Theater Jesse Owens Ralph Metcalf Frank Wycoff Herbert Marshall Gertrude Michael Francis Lederer Ida Lupino Hugh Herbert

Ragweed pollen reaches vast North American levels warns expert

A botanist notes ragweed pollen runs high across the continent with New York City at 101 pounds per square mile and northern areas offering relief. Regions like Phoenix and Seattle show low counts while air conditioning and blocked filtration offer limited relief, though no solution fully stops symptoms.

North America Oren C. Durham Rockies United States New York City Atlantic City Buffalo Denver Los Angeles Chicago Atlanta Raleigh Duluth Mobile Boise Indianapolis Wichita Louisville Milwaukee Madison Eagle River Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Port Arthur Ontario Prince Albert Saskatchewan Tower Bethlehem New Hampshire Phoenix Arizona Miami Florida Isle Royal Reno Nevada el Paso Texas Mexico City Father Point Quebec Upper Dam Rangeley Lakes Maine Spokane Wash Seattle

Pollen Aired Indoors Amid Stifling Air Conditioning

Fragments describe air indoors with pollen intrusion and constant admitted air from outside, noting air temperature changes but lacking complete context or outcome.

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