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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1933
Page
7
Frustration mounts as Cedar Rapids enforcement of a 2 AM to 5 AM loop parking ban hits hotel salesmen and travelers. Public safety commissioner Dan Kruidenier ordered summons on violators to enforce the rule, prompting protests from salesmen and hotel staff and prompting some patrons to skip overnight stays or avoid Cedar Rapids for business.
The tenth annual Hrdlicka family reunion was held at Bever Park last Sunday with 103 attending. Louis Hrdlicka was elected president, John Pichner vice president, and Mrs. Charles Volesky secretary and treasurer. Members of the grounds committee included Mrs. E Anderson and others. Numerous Hrdlickas from multiple towns attended, with many family members listed among the attendees.
Dolores and Donald Jr and many relatives gathered with Agnes Hromek Frank Vesely Dorothy Stodola Charles Volesky and Carl Leroy Brestler Virgil Gregory Margret Brockman Dan Marvin O Lies and A Fahlbush for a family reunion. Music provided by The Happy Go Lucky Tooters. The next reunion is planned at the Silver Inn near Oxford Iowa.
A husband’s attempted biography questions doctors who give up on patients, recounts a wife’s long nerve illness later diagnosed as syphilis of the central nervous system, and urges caution about claims that physical culture or psychology cure serious disease. The piece criticizes sensational medical promises and warns against nonqualified voices shaping public perception of illness.
The text notes that a child may be born with syphilis if either parent is infected, but no hereditary transmission occurs if the newborn is healthy. It argues that if a physician health certificate were required, a woman's congenital disqualification for marriage would have prevented her marriage.
An 8. J. respondent seeks guidance after disorientation, advising study of constellations to locate north and stars, estimate time by shadows with a sun dial, and using a globe. A reader asks about pasteurized hair and graying from heat, with an answer likening heat to pasteurization harming hair vitality.
Provisional Cuban President de Cespedes issues decree wiping out the Machado regime, dissolving congress, and setting February 24, 1934 elections. It declares Machado's acts since May 20, 1929 unconstitutional while stating foreign obligations contracted since that date remain in effect.
The report states that Machado and members of his government can be tried in ordinary courts, signaling a potential shift in legal proceedings. The article notes the authority or framework enabling trials in standard judicial venues.
The third in a series of meetings by the County Unemployed Protective group is set for Sunday at Riverside Park at 2 30 p m. The event is open to all unemployed in the city and county and includes representatives from unorganized communities. Units are forming countywide and will be represented. The program features speaking and entertainment. Leonardo da Vinci is noted as a painter and as a sculptor architect musician inventor engineer and philosopher.
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