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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
23
Amid hot weather, Buckner's urges shoppers to compare electric refrigerators during Refrigeration Week. The dealer highlights compact, efficient designs and seals, with Walkin coolers and service across Cedar Rapids and seven adjoining counties as local promotional events run statewide.
The article argues against delaying childhood illnesses for herd immunity and notes a shift in medical thinking toward protecting children from diseases. It discusses how former practices viewed disease as a normal rite of passage and contrasts with modern aims of reducing disease exposure through prevention and public health guidance.
George Ross and Elmer Hinkle known as Hink and Dink of WLW Cotton Queen Minstrels inspect Dink’s wedding anniversary Crosley electric refrigerator. Ross owns the first Crosley fridge in Oxford Ohio. Crosley fridges are sold in Cedar Rapids by Standard Tire at First Ave and First St.
The piece argues that exposure to cold or wet does not cause respiratory infections and questions the old belief. It notes immunity is specific and defines no general resistance, urging reliance on defined medical knowledge rather than weather-based explanations.
Celebrating its eighteenth anniversary Kelvinator Sales offers through W. L. Fowler a range of seventeen models across four lines. The K line emphasizes low price with four to seven cubic feet and advanced features. S adds Kold Keeper Frost Chest four zone cold and Kelvin Crisper. D line adds exclusive French gray trim larger crisper and dual doors with separate ice freezing compartment.
Longmont Colorado reports R A Hanna a Waverly farmer and large turkey raiser used more than 1500 turkeys to fight a web worm invasion threatening his sugar beets and alfalfa. The birds roamed the fields and the worms were reported to be destroyed by evening.
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