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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1938
Page
13
Olive Roberts Barton argues that extensive child club involvement harms family life. She notes rising junior clubs, outside attractions, and hectic schedules eroding home ties. She urges mothers to limit their child’s clubs and keep children at home for balance.
Hollywood reports that Osa Johnson widow of Martin Johnson plans another expedition into Africa to film new pictures. She said the trip will follow her lecture circuit and comes after Martin Johnson was killed in a plane crash near Hollywood about a year ago.
United States Gypsum company and subsidiaries posted net income of 5.421 million dollars for the year ended December 31 1937 matching 408 dollars per common share after preferred dividends. This compares with 5.328 million in 1936. Inter Ocean Reinsurance Company renewal Amended and Substituted Articles filed Cedar Rapids Iowa to April 15 1958 with 500000 capital stock and twelve directors.
The document lists executive committee and board members including Roy E Curray Karl P Blaise W O H Dunshee James E Hamilton and R E Jones. It states officers such as president Roy E Curray vice presidents Karl P Blaise Alonzo Church and M Pinney treasurer James E Hamilton and secretary L Campbell. It notes private stockholder property exempt from corporate debts and confirms a Certificate for renewal issued by the Secretary of State dated February 6 1938.
The narrator describes a studio story conference where jokes are sorted by type into oral sight and situation gags. He rejects overtechnical labeling and notes a gag about men with indigestion complaining about paying income taxes.
Dr. C. Minnhaar reports in Revista Medica del Rosario that tobacco smoke raises blood pressure and pulse rate, narrows skin and organ vessels, and may trigger angina pectoris or obliterative thromboangiitis in susceptible individuals. Symptoms improved when smoking stopped, noted among a group of 28 men with angina and two women.
A medical column discusses how carbon monoxide in polluted air dangerously reduces blood oxygen. It cites Dr. Minnhaar and Dr. Chapman on effects including lowered blood flow, higher blood pressure, faster pulse, cooler skin, and symptoms in smokers. Prohibitions for youths and pregnant or nursing mothers are urged.
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