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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1941
Page
3
A Q A discusses whether many hazards on a golf course confuse players and affect performance and compares this to business tasks. The exchange cites Thorn dike on spending, noting most money goes to amusement and social status rather than basic needs.
An item offers the book How To Develop Your Personality by Sadie Myers Shellow for 10 cents plus a stamped self addressed envelope. It includes a Q A on gender roles, cosmetics spending, and workplace skills with findings by Johnson O Connor of the Human Engineering Laboratory on finger dexterity versus tool use by men and women.
Dr William Brady explains that calcium and phosphorus help teeth but cannot cure chronic gum diseases once malnutrition has caused atrophy. He compares natural vitamin D sources with synthetic viosterol, noting similar unit value but varying taste and cost, and urges dentists to recommend vitamin D daily for growing children.
Dr Beth Wellman at the University of Iowa shows education quality, not years, boosts a child's intelligence. Through tests at the Iowa Child Welfare Research station she linked cognitive gains to teaching methods and teachers. She continues her lab work while rearing three orphans in her home.
At the theaters in Iowa selections include Santa Fe Trail with Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland and Remedy for Riches with Dorothy Lovett and Edgar Kennedy. Paramount features Texas Rangers Ride Again and Michael Shayne Private Detective with John Howard, Ellen Drew, Lloyd Nolan, and Marjorie Weaver. State presents The Thief of Bagdad and Romance of the Rio Grande with Sabu Cesar Romero Conrad Veidt. Palace offers The Return of Frank James and Money and the Woman with Henry Fonda Jeffrey Lynn Brenda Marshall. Rialto schedules High Grey Walls Stranger from Texas with Walter Connolly Charles Starrett. Strand presents Prodana Nevesta with Jan Konstantin. Marion shows Boom Town with Clark Gable Spencer Tracy and Young People with Shirley Temple.
The article discusses how proper dental health supports overall development in muscles nerves and bones during growth periods. It emphasizes the interconnected benefits of oral care for a child’s physical development and long term well being.
A reader asks if eight hours of light work with no lifting is safe for valvular heart disease. The response notes rest is essential at first, then graduated work to build reserve power. the advice emphasizes consulting a doctor for specific symptoms and treatment.
In Hollywood with Louella Parsons notes a novel Widow of Devil's Island by Nicholas Smith tied to Hearst papers. Plot follows a wife joining her husband on Devil's Island after remorse for a crime she committed. Jack Warner eyeing Bette Davis for the wife and Sam Wood directing King's Row.
Gene Autry signs for eight rodeos starting April 1 in Washington with a $100,000 deal while Republic keeps him content. Germain Aussey returns to play a leading female role in Hold Back The Dawn after six Hollywood years, now married to John North of the Ringling circus family. NAPSHOTS show Gail Patrick’s public split from Harold Hastings, Sharon Lynne facing a major operation, and a round of social events at Lady Mendl’s, Kay Francis’ house, and the Cocoanut Grove with Sir Victor Sassoon listed among the guest list.
William Lane Austin began as a clerk in the 1900 census bureau and retired Monday as director of the census at age 70, having reached government retirement age on January 25.
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