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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1938
Page
7
A 1938 column advises emotional mothers to manage feelings without scaring children. It champions acknowledging mood swings, suggests coping through small acts like walking or helping others, and warns against self pity as the big enemy of happiness.
Coe college music department announced tryouts for the Bidwell organ scholarship for the semester starting Monday. The award covers tuition for one lesson weekly and ends in June. Applications must be filed with the secretary at Marshall Hall by Saturday and require piano study equivalent to college rank.
Dr. Frank S. Hickman, in Chicago, warned that public education alone cannot create spiritual forces and could ruin civilization. Speaking to 4,500 delegates of the United Methodist council on the Future of Faith and Service, he urged safeguarding education from naturalistic influence. He addressed representatives from the threebranches involved in Methodism.
Dr. Hickman of Duke University cautions guarding religious education against subversive undertow. Desert travelers chase mirages that mislead many to death while saving others by guidance at the horizon.
Armonk residents puzzled as Sophie the black cat after a three month wander returned with a jitter described by owner F Freeman Lloyd as a marked rabbit like feature. The unusual find prompted curiosity about the cat's strange wandering tale and its outcome.
Two kittens named Bunny and Blackie display rabbit like traits. Bunny has cat forelegs chest teeth ears and claws but a rabbit like back and long hind legs and hops. Blackie also hops with a short fuzzy tail and both eat carrots cabbage and lettuce.
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