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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1934
Page
9
The article details the evolution of incubators from early wooden boxes to water lined cradles and emphasizes meticulous nurse care. It notes the rise of multiple births and the critical need to prevent heat loss, ensure feeding, and monitor for cyanosis in premature babies.
A nurse recalls watching fragile babies born three months early, weighing about two pounds six ounces at birth, surviving cyanosis and weighing more with time. The piece notes famous figures born premature and emphasizes careful nursing during the critical early weeks.
J. C. Snyder successor to S. W. Edgecombe as state director will visit Cedar Rapids Tuesday to meet the local subsistence garden committee and others at a noon luncheon at the Y M C A He will tour gardens and hold meetings at several sites with times and locations to be announced later Dogs are eaten by natives of the Polynesian islands.
Dr. Dawson Grim of 17 First Street SW becomes president of the newly installed Delta Kaywa Chi business men's fraternity chapter in town. Grim, Cedar Rapids native and four-year optometrist, led by Tau Kappa Epsilon and other fraternities, serves with officers Moore Grier Schroeder Spielman Vyskocil Waldron Satterly in a bimonthly meeting lineup at the Hotel Montrose.
The Cedar Rapids steamed into Market Street port carrying 100 tons of Pittsburgh freight on a three week voyage. Citizens celebrated with cannons and Roman candles as civic pride and river traffic history were recalled by locals led by George Greene and partners in building the 1858 steamer.
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