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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1935
Page
2
Jane and John seek advice as strict parents bar dances and dates. The letter notes the teens are considerate, meet city friends, but lie about dating. The adviser urges parents to grant growing independence and suggests hosting group activities to maintain friendships until freedoms rise.
A letter from a reader asks Miss Manners how to proceed after pursuing a pretty girl who rejects wild parties. He recalls past dates and requests guidance on appropriate behavior and continued contact.
Critics hail Devil Dogs Of The Air starring James Cagney and Pat O Brien as the top feature for a four day Perth program at the Paramount theater. The film follows Marine aviation exploits with scenes shot at San Diego and North Island and marine officers as advisers. Evergreen with Jessie Matthews is the second feature a light musical comedy with stylish routines and Matthews charm.
The answer suggests your feelings were too obvious. Try showing a bit of indifference and confidence. If she sees you with another girl, she may notice you again and wish she had you back.
Starting Thursday for three days the Olympic Theater shows Wild Cargo and Once to Every Woman. Frank Buck’s adventure thrills headline the first feature while Ralph Bellamy Fay Wray Walter Connolly and Mary Carlisle star in the second. The program also includes the fourth chapter of The Vanishing Shadow and other shorts.
Paramount shows Rumba with George Raft and Carole Lombard while The Right to Live stars George Brent and Colin Olive. Iowa features Cavalcade of Fun and Once to Every Bachelor with Marian Nixon. Laurel and Hardy star in Babes in Toyland at Statz. Palace features Porn to Be Bad with Loretta Young and The Narrow Corner with Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Rialto presents Change of Heart with Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell. Olympus tours Wild Cargo and Once to Every Woman with Ralph Bellamy and Fay Wray. Rapid progress in film production methods noted as industry copes with new tech.
Pla Mor adds a Friday night Washington Dance with an imported floor show and Revelers to 1 am. Admission becomes a bargain weekly. Sunday Barn Dance offers rural entertainment with radio favorites and novelty acts. Six Combuuzkers headline Sunday, February 22 with versatile artists.
A public meeting notice outlines the date time and location for the council session. It lists attendees and items for discussion including budget matters and local public concerns.
In a humorous medical column Brady advises chronic bronchitis patients to consider nitroglycerin, a long term three month regimen for older patients, and vitamin and cod liver oil supplementation. He suggests a sunny climate and sun baths when possible and emphasizes individual circumstances in treatment choices.
The column debunks the idea moles are blind and critiques misused sunlight and smoke politics. It advises sun exposure, UV lamps, and home climate or breathing exercises for winter cough sufferers, plus practical notes on iron in soil and gallstone myths with cautions about oil remedies.
The astrologer predicts unusually progressive developments today with adventurous phases in novel writing and publishing. Readers are advised to handle shifts in business and literary affairs with prudence and awareness of evolving circumstances.
An astrology style note predicts ample success in science, public affairs, investments, and secret dealings for those born today. It warns of unemployment risks for elders but foresees a lively year, possible travel changes, and strong intellectual potential for a child born now. George Washington is noted as a notable natal figure.
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