Shep the aged farm dog finds friendship in old age
The article recounts Shep, now elderly, living with Mr. and Mrs. James McNamara on Route 1 for 15 years after being found as a full grown stray near Solon decades ago. Once a useful cattle and rat chaser and even nearly crushed under a brooder, he remains capable of a rabbit chase and sunlit walks while the owners care for him in his final years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shep
James McNamara
Route 1
Solon
McNamara
Mr. McNamara
McNamaras
Benny Goodman to Perform March 5 3-Day Paramount Engagement
Benny Goodman and his orchestra will swing into Cedar Rapids March 5 for a three day engagement at the Paramount theater. Featured are Lionel Hampton Ziggy Elman Helen Forrest Tods Mondello and the Benny Goodman trio and sextette. Ted Vesely the former Cedar Rapids trombonist also appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Goodman
Paramount Theater
Goodman
Lionel Hampton
Ziggy Elman
Helen Forrest
Tods Mondello
Cedar Rapids
Ted Vesely
Maida's Evening Wander Leads to Mallory's Rhythm
Maida leaves the Lex Lohengrin interview and wanders through midtown New York seeking adventure. Aymon the Mallory figurehead eyes Maida while a slick suitor shadows her, and the scene at Mallory's Academy of Rhythm hints at a broader matrimonial scheme as Tomorrow promises more.
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Miss Matilda
Matilda McCabe
Lex-Lohengrin
Mr. Metzinger
Maida
Simms Waring
West 54Th Street
Mallory
Academy of
Aymon
Toots
Swain
Nudity and air conditioning in private health practice
The narrator argues for sunshine fresh air and exercise as essential in winter health. He promotes nudity for all ages for comfort and urges air conditioning to keep air moving and prevent overheating, offering a humidifier monograph and built in systems as solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Board
Ben Franklin
Radio Programs Schedule From Early Morning To Midnight
A dense 24 hour lineup lists radio stations WMT WGN WCCO WHO KFJB and others with myriad shows across blocks. It chronicles programs from Europe news to musicals, dramas, orchestras and talks, noting hosts, bands, and times through late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
WCCO
Bob Edge
WMT
Wceco
Uncle Ray
WGN
Harold Turner
Woco
Church of the Air
WHO
Christian Science Service
Seventh Day Adventist
Robert Stewart
Heppe Jim Parsons
Living Bible
Alice Remsen
Wcco—Ladies First
American Legion
Joe Logan
Usicale
Southernaires
WECO
Major Bowes
Wwht
Wgn—Univ. of Chicago
KFJB
Bob Jones
Wecoo
Salt Lake Choir
Boston
Chicago
Cedric Adams
Austin
Scott
Bill Bardo
George Hamilton
Orch
Dick Jurgens
OO Ee
Jane Savitt
Paul Sullivan
Pcey Tucker
Ccco
Louis Armstrong
Een
Sacaene Keller
Leonard Keller
Dance Orchestra
Will Bradley
Boyd Raeburn
Bob
WOI
Wccoo
Paul Barger
Boone
E— Pamly Altar
Tevchoudeermace
Jerry
Zelda
Wwccoo
KFJ8
Krjb
WISUI
Betty
Wells
Melody Time
Kitty
Marge
O—John
Parade of Bands
Myrna Dee Sargent
Melody Mart
Hilltop House
RF Ty
Variety
Fran Allison
Centralto
We N
Junea
Pmot
iBoheat Empire
Wsvr
Ram Igsiender
Pretty
Kitty Kwoii
Avai
Kort Shor Weueigen
Merleer
wHobavia Harum
KPJB
Mail Rae
N—Bachlors Cc
Aren
Border
Don Pedro
Bosk
Hilltop
Bill Pure Art
Hea Igt
Ge Ceel
Riehe
Tex
Farm
Don Roth
WSUI
Street Forum
Tom Owens
Cowboys
Diene Ee Going
Iowa
WHO Soneteliows
Viking
Joe Doakes
I—Farm Service
Ho—Lem
Marth Rkb
Question Man Ware
Jimmy Kennedy
Lanny Ross
Betty Snd
Bop
Jetty
el Paseo Lewencairt
Joyce Jorda
Arnold Grimm
Charley Openni
Wwoco
Judy
Jane
Wen Sioneers
Rehef
Camera News
Mary Marlin
Glenn Garr
Jerry Livingston
Billy and
Charlie Flagler
Hedda Hopper
Miss Julia
Woolf—The
Edna O'Dell
H. V. Kaltenborn
WSIII
Jack Armstrong
Cavalcade of
Ellen Randolph
Maurice Spitalny
Amos
N’ Andy
Ana
WME
Lum
Abner
Palton Lewis, Jr
Herne
Twin Cities
Rex Maupin
Sealwankee Holmes
Basil
Tommy
Purdue
Richard Crooks
Woc
cRadio Theater
Dr. IL
Ozzie Nelson
Templeton
Lombardo
WsuLoNew
Lew Diamond
National Radio Forum
Romance In Rhythm
Woo Edric Adams
Wheasure
Ne Fitzgerald
Chicago Golden Gloves
Noc Wecoe Nollie Tobnson
Eddie LeBaron
Ted Travers
Glenn Miller
Coo Mester
Orc
Dewey
Ms—Woco
Teaseppen
Ed O
Ne Hawkins
WG Airliners Orch
Heidt to Perform at Col iseum Next Wednesday
Horace Heidt and 30 Musical Knights bring dance music and a film tie in to Cedar Rapids at the Coliseum next Wednesday. The troupe includes Fred Lowery and newcomers the Crane sisters with a radio show and floor attractions. Skippy Anderson and Ralph Slade play nearby venues this week.
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Horace Heidt
Cedar Rapids
Hollywood
Danceland
Heidt
Coliseum
Heidi
Fred Lowery
Crane Sisters
Virginia
Mary
Larry Cotton
Bobby Hackett
Bix Beiderbecke
Bernie Mattison
Seattle Fur Exchange tops New York as fur market
Seattle ranks second to New York in fur trade with the Seattle Fur Exchange reporting last year’s sales of about 750 000 raw pelts sold to bidders from around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
New York
Seattle Fur Exchange
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Sahara
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Mark Twain
Clarinet
Dorothy Parker
Optician
Raoul Aymon
Lew Almond
Mackerel
Maida’s
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Personal Health Service
Fender
Harold Ammons
Fifth Avenue SW
Capitol
Radio Warblers
Jean Fahrney
Wccco
Grand Hotel
WMI
Ralph Ginsburgh
Smoke Dreams
Salon Ensem Z Ag Ripe
Anson Weeks
Skparane
Hawaii
Ats
Jerry and
Paul Barron
Charles Coughlin
Lutheran Sour
Wcoco
Sear
Westone Steelmakers
Bby Lobby
Blue Barron's
Russell Biazeke
Metropolitan Opera
Arkansas Troubadours
Ween
Melody Ranch
Random Thoughts
KPF
Lvation Army
Young People’s Church of 1
Jack McLean
Jack Benny
Wongoe Italia
McCarthy
Jolas
Piant
Seacai
Mily
Berlin
Puller
Ames
Minneapolis
Towa City
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Rock Island
TeMasie Kitchen
Wwcco
Grandma
Sam
N—Carters
Elm Street
Women of Courage
Aloha Land
Wsuui
Amanda
Honeymoon Hill
Bill Anson
Golden Gate
Warkins
Joe Pe
Nason
Ma Brown
Waombackstee
Sade Jones
Reggie Child
Woi—Musicale
T.A
Adventures
Caroline’s
Wearohnson
Twilight
M Musical
Ned
Rapids
Chevrolet CO
First Ave. E. Dial
Acme Fei
First
St. SE
ED CO
Dial
Harper
Harper’s
Harper's
Fifth Avenue
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