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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1937
Page
5
A collection of author notes discussing moral choice and science in social policy. It covers marriage secrecy for working women, prison labor as discipline, and human rationalization of faults, citing experts and historical views.
A verse portrays a mother who bears sorrow with grace for the sake of her children. She smiles at 52 youngsters, keeps her hurt private, and presents her best to visitors while privately enduring pain. The speaker reflects on hidden sorrows and the resilience of old hearts unseen by youth.
News brief collection notes Nora Brose 5 suffered a severe arm cut in a washing machine wringer. Jean Fisher returns from Ames where she taught summer session. John F. Miller buys the Kacena building at 204 South First Street. Mr and Mrs W F Sarset leave for Toronto. Leo V Novak Coe football star will coach Cedar Rapids high school Tigers succeeding Raymond H Finger who resigned to join YMCA work. Temperatures max 76 and day 71.
New York soprano Madame Charlotte Lun presented a concert at the Battery E camp with Frederick Schauwecker on piano. The Rev. Joseph Fort Newton, former Liberal church pastor who moved to London, returned home last evening. Mrs. Fred W. Ely and her son were in attendance.
Miss Ruth E. Munger left for New York points. Mr and Mrs Levi Stookey celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary. J A Kramer of Cedar Rapids attends the Society of Iowa Florists meeting in Des Moines to discuss greenhouse glazing. Manager Barton closed a contract with Ellery's band for three carnival days.
Six tons of hippos Pete and Fatima at the Philadelphia Zoo celebrated their silver wedding anniversary after uniting in 1912. Their five children were sold to other zoos to ease future crowding. About 2,500,000 Americans suffer hay fever.
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