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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1934
Page
11
The Iowa edition lists yearly rates and discounts by period. One year stands at 6 dollars with six month and one month options, plus per week pricing. Reading lists show weekly numbers for Ravenssues and other items, with prices and terms.
Fragmented OCR shows a murky drama about a hero being made of a person linked to a case. Mentions Zev and Payne and a push for cheaper seats while signaling public interest in a camera controversy.
A young inheritor with a large farm aims to be a gentleman farmer. He partners with a capable man, buys top bred livestock to maximize profits, but annual shares show the partner’s fortune near ten dollars. An expert exposes the flaw: the partner’s mongrel stock and sticky fingers doom the venture.
New York considers the rising champion Baer a natural for headlines after six weeks on top. He keeps a balanced image, avoiding party excesses, while imitating Dempsey’s walk and drawing public fascination. The piece notes his charm, bravado, and broad appeal on Broadway.
A collage of names and scenes references Dempsey guiding Max Baer in boxing era lore. It mentions Gould the Muskegon lawyer drawn to New York by stage life, Lorraine Manville, a Broadway run, and a decaying Wendell mansion with night shadows and a prowling cat for atmosphere.
Personal Health Service discusses how millions seek weight loss but few succeed. The piece critiques medical education for neglecting everyday health and hygiene and argues physicians lack practical health service training for overweight patients. It emphasizes nutrition and the need for competent, proactive family doctors.
The article discusses nutrition advances and practical guidance for physicians, including raw potato eaters, raw vegetables, and the carotene content of foods such as carrots and spinach. It also notes cultural beliefs about origins among Eastern tribes and southern peoples.
The poem Moralizes on a man who chases wealth and flattery, losing loyalty and friends as his character erodes, ending with the lesson that loyalty is valued more than brilliance. In the same issue the note reports the marriage of Lillian Jeanette Parmater to Vernon Mussmani at Parmater residence. The bride is a 1930 graduate. the groom, a 1927 graduate and local re employment office manager.
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