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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1936
Page
11
An author notes science places societal rights above individual ones and argues children obey rules more in camp due to constant 24 hour exposure. Trials of handedness show left-handers use their right better and share fingerprint traits with right-handers, suggesting complex neural handedness patterns.
Dr Henry C Link presents a booklet with science tested rules for remembering names dates lessons and books. The ad promotes Let's Explore Your Mind and asks readers to send 16 cents for costs plus a stamped self addressed envelope to Dr Albert E Wiggam care this newspaper requesting MEMORY.
A narrator muses on the value of mystery in romance, citing a line about not letting men take you for granted. The piece discusses whether such tactics truly deepen a man’s love and notes jealousy versus real affection as the usual driver of interest.
John Quinn of Waukon pleaded guilty to malicious mischief for hurling a bottle through a Soda Grill window. Judge T. H. Goheen sentenced him to two months in county jail and ordered payment of court costs.
The Rev. C. C. Drummy of Ryan assistant pastor at St. Patrick's church since 1930 is transferred to Gilbert Iowa. The new pastor Rev. E J McDonald arrived Tuesday from Monti and will be installed Sunday by Rev. G L Hax meier of Lansing with twenty priests in attendance.
The Gazette will publish a 35 article series titled Exploring the History of Iowa by John Ely Briggs of the University of Iowa and the state historical society. The lessons offer an authentic classroom oriented view of Iowa’s development, linking past to present and future problems.
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