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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1934
Page
22
A quirky note on Jim who enjoys making up and quarreling to gain reconciliation. His wife tires of his childish behavior and warns that the next reunion may be harder to fix. A reader question about Miss Manners and local gossip follows, with enthusiastic prompts from “HANDSOME.” Rhode Island drivers license law is mentioned.
Nancy Page shares how to crochet a triangular scarf as a Christmas gift idea. The article explains color choices and pattern progression and invites readers to obtain the full instructions by sending three cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to Nancy Page at The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
Brady reflects on historical diets for typhoid and infants, contrasting liquid diets with nourishing choices that aided his patients. He notes shifts in tuberculosis and obesity treatment toward balanced nutrition and weight management.
In a 1934 column a teenager asks about joint noises and bone health. Advice cites vitamin D calcium sun exposure and physical training, with irradiated milk as a cheap source. A separate note warns about milk contamination after pasteurization and suggests boiling raw milk briefly. The page also notes squeaky wooden spokes due to dryness and recommends hot raw linseed oil.
Iowa City man Samuel K. Stevenson is reinstated to practice law by the Iowa Supreme Court chief justice after disbarment was set aside from a 1931 trial. The reinstatement followed a petition supported by local bar officials and citizens. Norway to host annual Christmas tree program on main street at 7 30 p m with Santa and treats for children staged by the American Legion post.
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