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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1941
Page
7
Dr. Edmund Jacobson, a Chicago psychologist, uses precise instruments to measure relaxation. He finds that even in busy city life, people can fully relax if they reduce residual tenseness in small muscles like the forehead and behind the ears, improving sleep and reducing fatigue.
The Community Nutrition Service promotes a standard of two vegetables daily besides potatoes, urging better variety and cooking methods. It promotes fresh markets, a vegetable booklet with nine recipes, and the health benefits of vitamins A B and C along with practical tips.
Instruction suggests eating a potato every day and directs readers to contact the Community Nutrition service at 401 City Hall or 5515 for a booklet on vegetables. The text reads as a public health prompt promoting vegetable guidance and distributing informational material.
Edward Perry, 14, of 424 West Forty-seventh Street, New York, found a brooch containing 60 diamonds while rummaging in a Ninth Avenue sewer. The police held it for six months with no claimant, and under the law it became his. An appraisal valued the gems at $2,000, and Perry plans to study civil engineering in college.
T Hew Roberts assistant professor of education Iowa University will address vesper services at Coe College Sinclair Memorial chapel at 4 p.m. Sunday opening Fellowship week. Roberts will give four addresses at Coe on Sunday and Monday. The article notes the United States Naval Academy was originally located in Newport Rhode Island.
Washington AP reports that the U S Army recruits American Indians who speak unwritten dialects to serve with the Fourth Division as its first fully motorized unit. The tribes’ dialects allow rapid, secure communication without code delays, a capability noted from World War I use.
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