Radio Lady's Struggle Finds Aid in New York
Star, a recent escapee from Star Island, sinks toward survival in New York. After surrendering her emerald ring for food, she endures shelter abuse, cold and hunger, then finds a clerk job with Mr Rise man on Sixth Avenue. A kind donor gives her two days of meals, enabling a fragile lift from poverty.
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New York
Trent Rankin
New Yorker
Rankin
Star
Richard Hargrave
Sportsman
Star Island
Holton
Phyllis Day
Small Nation
6Th Avenue
50Th Street
Riseman
Mrs. Flanery
Risemans
Mr. Riseman
Bohemia
Times Square
Varicose or Swollen Veins-Ulcers Advertised Cure
Suffering patients urged to try Emerald Oil home treatment for varicose veins and ulcers. Claims no surgery no injections no bed rest and promises healing with a money back guarantee. May Drug Co and druggists promote the remedy as a daily routine-friendly solution.
Personal Health Service: School Fears In Young Child
A reader questions morning anxiety and stomachaches in a five year old tied to kindergarten. Dr Brady suggests keeping the child home for focused teaching or arranging friendly access to teachers to ease transition and reengage interest in schooling.
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for night-time backache and clogged kidneys. It promises to flush waste, soothe irritation, and improve sleep, urging buyers to purchase the product from "GOLD MEDAL" Haarlem and stressing guaranteed results.
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Haarlem
Haarem No Holland
Questions and Answers from a Health Column
A health column discusses child welfare and potential school changes for a distressed child. It advises consulting a physician or psychiatrist if weight loss occurs and cautions against unnecessary moves without definite necessity. The page also answers readers about turpentine as a remedy and explains tongue indentations as linked to stomach inflammation and habit changes.
Kindergarten Attitude Queried Over Childs Social Rile
Report notes potential issues in the kindergarten affecting a child’s socialization. Questions whether the school, staff attitude, or other children contribute to the difficulty. No definitive conclusions given.
Blood and Health letters offer home remedies and guidance
A reader column promotes an iron tonic and advertises a booklet by mail. Dr. William Brady replies to personal health questions with a stamped envelope request. Iowa City hosts Prof. Andrew Mc Laughlin of Chicago for a Washington and Lincoln program at Memorial Union with a history focus.
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S. Hi
Grady
William Brady
National Newspaper Service
Madison Street
Chicago
Copsright
Iowa City
Andrew McLaughlin
University of Chicago
Memorial Union
McLaughlin
Carnegie Institute
America
Iowa City community chest reaches two thirds of goal
The Iowa City community chest campaign has subscribed about $14,400 of its $16,000 goal. Irving B. Weber, campaign chairman, said the remaining $1,600 would be collected in a clean-up canvass this week. Business district leads with $7,092, university staff $5,501, and residential district $1,194.
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Iowa City
Irving B. Weber
Weber
FASTEETH Keeps false teeth in place and fresh
False teeth wearers fear embarrassment from slips but FASTEETH helps teeth stay secure and comfortable. The ad promotes FASTEETH at May Drug Co or any drug store with breath freshening benefits.
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May Drug Co
Polar bears and funds figure in scattered public notes
The text notes $1,183 from non resident corporations and $553 from teachers in the public schools. It also mentions female polar bears spending winter beneath a thick snow crust.
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Barbara
Hollywood
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Salvation Army
Grati
Mar
Dr. Hautsch
St. SE
M. D
Willie Willis
Confederation and Constitution
Duster Bros
Third Ave. SE
Rite-Way
Grocee
Rite-Way Food Stores
Cedar Rapids Division
Rite-Way Food
Jack Sprat
Bonita
Prunes
lSe
General Foods Sales Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Marsh
New
Texas
Helen
THE
Mrs. MacDonald
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