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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1941
Page
4
Dr Mary MacFadyen advises maintaining a natural spine curve with an erect chest head up and abdomen pulled in to minimize hips. She prescribes gentle exercises arching the back and shoulder back shrugs, starting once daily and building to ten times, plus medical advice for persistent curves.
A reader asks how to choose between a living suitor and a memory of a deceased beloved now that she is 35. The columnist advises letting go of the past romance, embracing present happiness, and pursuing a marriage with the suitable partner. The letter also urges charitable Christmas acts and considerate giving.
This Cedar Rapids Gazette pattern describes a one piece afghan with a shaded effect from three color shades or differing stripes from assorted yarns. Includes directions, illustrations, stitches, materials, color schemes and requests 10 cents pattern fee sent to The Cedar Rapids Gazette needlecraft department in New York.
A reader asks about a third boy who ignores her and seeks guidance. The response suggests telling both boys you like them but not to commit, and hints at dating choices. The text ends with a statistic noting if drivers used 147 percent less gasoline in 1940, a savings of $20 would result.
AUTIL MILLETT portrays a bustling bridge party scene with a chorus of women each displaying a distinct habit. The piece notes social cliches and rivalries amid light gossip and competition, ending with a reference to South Africa.
Mr and Mrs George Brown of Conesville mark fifty years of marriage with an open house on Christmas day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Bell Emerson married George Brown at the bride s parents home Charles Emerson Daughters and a son who died in infancy and they adopted a son Robert
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