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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
12
An author's note argues science guides moral choices and asserts the universal appeal of approval. It states flattery is irresistible unless clearly false praise. humor may temper resentment of insincere praise.
Practical booklet offer for readers of Lets Explore Your Mind with a plea to apply for costs and a stamped envelope. Q and A discuss parent child obligations and overcoming traits like timidity and egotism as cultural patterns and possible heredity factors.
Made Invisible with Oxygen Thousands formerly harassed by facial hair now use Dioxogen Cream. Oxygen is nature's case bleach and not drying. The cream clears pores refines coarse skin lightens spots and reduces blackheads. See improvement within 24 to 30 days. Sold at department stores.
A reader staple blends crossword style clues with a serialized fiction scene set in the Splendide hotel on Park Avenue. Nan and Vernon share nerves, gossip, and plans as they arrive to a sunlit, lavish apartment on the thirty seventh floor, awaiting the next installment.
A twelve piece orchestra will perform at Pla Mor on January 30 for the third annual Birthday ball honoring President Roosevelt. A radio greeting from the president will mark the 11 o'clock intermission while Henry L. Doherty and Carl Byoir speak. Funds support infantile paralysis treatment and research with 70 percent staying local.
Vernon Tyson, traveling from Texas to New York with her social-climbing mother Sadie, meets Nan Rushington and the young engineer Terry Shannon on the train. Vernon hints at debut expectations, while Nan greets relatives with curiosity as the family heads toward a debut season amid Depression-era cost and planning.
Notice states that on January 7 1936 the executor was appointed and qualified for the estate of William Lamb in Linn County Iowa. Debtors must pay promptly and creditors must file claims authenticated in the clerk’s office of Linn County District Court. Merchant National Bank is executor and Geo Fe Parmer is attorney.
The Walther League will hold an officers conference Friday afternoon at Trinity Lutheran Church Missouri Synod First Avenue at Fourteenth Street W Pastor Rev P L Bornhoeft will lead. The program includes openings, roll call minutes reports and a round table on zone leader duties with district leaders listed.
Nancy Page shares a basket quilt pattern design for pillows and blocks and explains fabric selection. She details color weight harmony, pattern layout, seam allowances, tracing methods, and required tools while noting to mail three cents and SASE to The Cedar Rapids Gazette for the actual pattern and back patterns.
A warning notes that low water level in battery cells will cause trouble during cold weather. It cautions vehicle owners and maintenance staff to check electrolyte levels and ensure proper charging to prevent freezing and starting issues.
Knights of Columbus council No. 909 members hosted an Italian supper at the K of C club rooms on Tuesday with an Italian entertainment committee. A carnival followed the meal. Tonight a navy maneuvers film will be shown at the club rooms led by C C Hudnall. Friday a dancing party for members and friends is planned at the Montrose hotel with a local orchestra.
On January 21 1936 Mary Kulhavy was appointed administratrix of the estate of Frank Kulhavy late of Linn County Iowa deceased All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims must present them duly authenticated at the Clerk of the Linn County District Court office through attorney H Kubleek
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