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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1937
Page
5
A 1937 article excerpt presents Q and A on arguing with two or three sides, environment versus heredity, and women’s creative roles. It promotes a booklet How to Win Your Arguments by a psychologist, urging equal opportunities for men and women and highlighting differing views on motherhood and creativity.
London economist Prof. J L Gray argues the theory that upper class excellence is inborn is inaccurate. He contends environment matters more than heredity in shaping ability and asserts humanity is not graded by social class. He concludes that blood won't tell, but class often influences outcomes.
Nancy Page shares a reduced ten inch lily pattern with optional eleven or twelve inch guidance. The guide explains tracing methods on tough paper or cardboard, perforation transfer, stencil cutting, and pastel marking, ending with instructions to obtain the full pattern by mailing three cents and a self addressed envelope to The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
Dr. Earl E. Harper president of Simpson College Indianola will deliver the mid year convocation address at the University of Iowa on Feb 2. The talk titled Democracy and Education Versus Tyranny and Propaganda emphasizes education and civic rights.
Johnson county Sheriff Don Mc Comas filed a claim for 253.10 against Iowa City for boarding prisoners at the county jail from March 1 to December 31. The claim adds to a 3900 claim filed last March at state auditors' request. Payment is delayed pending a compromise between city and county officials.
Funeral services were held here Tuesday for Mrs. Henry Fisher aged 90 a lifelong Iowa City resident who died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Joe R Gartner.
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