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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1939
Page
3
Mary Manners notes that some people, like Carl, accept half truths without investigation and are easily swayed by rhetoric. The adviser urges looking beyond surface meaning to form sound judgment and patience in relationships, advising to give a cautious, respectful pace in romance until genuine commitment develops.
Bride III reports taking Miss Manners advice to swallow pride and apologize to her fiancé. The couple married and express happiness, thanking the advisor for help. The letter ends with a reflective, encouraging note to write again.
Mary Louise Jenkins was complimented at a farewell dinner today at the Commonwealth as she leaves to make her home in Sioux City. B. McGladrey of Cedar Rapids appointed to the state board of accountancy. Miss Helen Pratt and her brother Edward returned from a motor trip to the Black Hills. Miss Irma Hayek has returned. Also a puzzle list with clues is presented.
From Lansing Michigan to Seattle Washington and Cedar Rapids to Boston, the page lists people traveling or moving: James Bever and family travel to visit daughter in Seattle. Helen Tufts travels to Boston for Alpha Gamma Delta. Lieut Robert Toms returns home after service with allied forces. Cecil Maudsley relocates to Mason City. J G McMasters heads to Des Moines for optometry board launch. M E Elliott departs for unspecified destination, amid a stream of notices and a puzzle answer list.
Seattle residents plan extended stays and trips. Mrs. A. C. Bender travels to California to visit her son and relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Russell L. Mantz depart for Atlantic City and other eastern points.
An old newspaper tale recounts a man and wife seeking a pedigreed Welsh terrier who is later found to be an Irish terrier under disguise. The buyers discover dye on the coat that wore off revealing the ruse as they pursue the deceitful seller.
A man moved to another city and sold a puppy. when traced, no owner could be found. The piece warns mongrels can be passed off as purebreds by clever fakes, urging buyers to consult experts. It notes most dealers are reliable but some are not, advising caution before purchase.
Dino Grandi, long serving ambassador in London since August 3 1932, was appointed minister of justice in Rome. A noted advocate of British Italian friendship, he also supported Franco Italian cooperation and was a key leader among fascist factions during the march on Rome.
Three Romanian based Army pilots died when three military planes collided in midair on Wednesday near Cluj. Poor visibility blamed for the crash.
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