Mind questions and population forecasts from an author’s note
A speculative author’s note discusses population decline in the United States, predicting a fall from about 150 million toward 75 million by mid century due to lower birth rates. It also claims California New York and cities over 25 000 will shrink unless recruited by rural youth. It then covers do as you please attitudes and the value of responsibilities, and mentions a job application booklet offered for sale.
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O. E. Baker
Agricultural Department
P.S. California
New York State
Why Filmmakers Run Long on Picture Production
The narrator explains why making a film takes eight to ten weeks though it runs just over an hour. A surplus of takes is needed to cut from, ensuring options if a scene stalls. An uncle anecdote about a sand wagon in Mosquito Bog illustrates having something to unload.
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Mosquito Bog
Friday astrological forecast for July 23 highlights activity
The readings predict a lively day for labor and employment, with momentum in independent projects and plans. Favorable for applying to bosses for favors or promotions and for investments and Lands. Birthday individuals may see progress and promotion, while social relations stay upbeat and fulfilling. Elders may aid in dealings. A child born today is practical and industrious.
Notice of Will probate in Linn County Iowa 1937
Notice is given that on July 27 1937 at 9 o clock A M the last will of Mary Kvyetensky deceased will be offered for proof and admission to probate in the District Court Cedar Rapids Iowa EDWIN W LUNDQUIST Clerk Geo F Buresh attorney is name of counsel and location of court is Linn County Iowa
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Ang
State of Iowa
Linn County
District Court
Mary Kvyetensky
Said County
Entec
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix in Iowa
State of Iowa Linn County notice dated July 21 1937 announces the appointment and qualification of the administratrix for the estate of Charles L McQuire deceased. Creditors are asked to present claims and debtors to settle accounts with the Linn County Iowa District Court clerk.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Charles L. McQuire
Cedar Rapids Drum Corps Wins Second at Lions Meet
The Cedar Rapids Boys Drum and Bugle corps finished second in the exhibition drill at the Lions International convention in Chicago, scoring 81.7 to 82.3 for first by the Boys Alliance corps. Judges favored Cedar Rapids in marching and music but assessed other points against them. Under Ariel Cross, the corps performed at the White Sox game and planned Lions breakfast appearances before returning to Cedar Rapids Friday morning.
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Cedar Rapids
Lions International
Chicago
Boys Alliance Corps
South
White Sox
Lions
Morrison
Iowa Department of Lions Clubs
Ariel Cross
Rock Island
Vitamin D and minerals in diet emphasized by physicians
Personal Health Service by William Brady argues essential nutrients are calcium, phosphorus, and iron, with Vitamin D crucial for calcium absorption. The piece warns against diet fads and stresses the body's adaptability to varied fuels and the need for sound scientific evidence.
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William Brady
M. D
Marie Antoinette
Vitamin D and mineral balance in infants and diet
Article notes vitamin D sources and the need for supplementation in infants, zinc calcium metabolism, and sun or lamp irradiation as a source. Includes reader questions on sleep factors, caloric values of foods, and cautious guidance on sodium intake.
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D.T.M
Boy begins clock repair ends with injury in Houston
In Houston Texas Alfred Howe ten attempted to repair the family clock. The mainspring exploded and pierced his stomach while the clock was disassembled. Ambulance drivers Henry Bow and Clifford Housh freed Alfred after about thirty minutes with pliers and a screwdriver. He then completed the repair with a hammer.
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Houston
Texas
Alfred Howe
Alfred
Henry Bow
Clifford Housh
Dear Miss Manners Jealousy Advice Column Snubs and Shyness
Readers ask about social jealousy and shyness in teen girls. Advice covers handling jealous boyfriends, choosing between past and current partners, and overcoming self conscious restraint to reveal kindness and intelligence.
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Miss Manners
Boots
Dear Miss Manners Split Between Love and Scamp
A mother asks for guidance as her daughter falls for a town scamp and conversation fails. Miss Manners suggests leveraging a relative to intervene and counsel the daughter.
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Miss Manners
Strategic Plan to Send Her Away for Perspective
The speaker suggests involving a trusted friend in another town to invite her for a visit and warns that absence can shift perception. They advise patience, no expectation that talking will help, and recommend arranging a temporary separation to reveal more attractive alternatives.
Florida Mountains Debated Despite Small Elevation Rise
Florida lacks major mountains with the greatest altitude variation around 300 feet. The note highlights the flat topography and minimal high relief across the state.
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Florida
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Edwin W. Lundquist
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Sibyl A. Martin
B. D. Silliman
Rome
2Nd Ave
Std St
DIAL
Cedar Rapids Drum Corps
Mrs . B
Lee
Lagomarcino-Grape Company
First Street
Towa
Mary, Manners
Mary
Bubbles
Smulekof
General Electric
Smulekoff
Walnut
Koff
Simmons
Smulckoff
Canteksie
Simmon
Axminster
Smulekoffs
Smulekoff's
Third Avenue Bridge
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