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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1937
Page
9
An essay on tobacco bars and pipe smoking explains why tobacco bars arose to offer customized blends. It discusses how pipe smokers seek specific tastes, how pipes are broken in, and how wives’ opinions and humor affect pipe use. It also traces pipe origins from Native American use to modern popularity.
A columnist reviews Dr. L. L. Gwaltney’s A Rosary of Facts praising its clear faith based synthesis of science and scripture. The piece weaves reflections on barber chats, a Texas list of old games, Elizabeth in London, New York dog walkers, and light anecdotes from postal workers to end with Carnegie on what drives success while posing a riddle about the three legs of labor capital or brains.
A central dating bureau opened at Boston University to coordinate schedules for eleven colleges and schools. Mrs. Demetria A. George directs the University Information Bureau to avoid clashes in dates.
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