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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1932
Page
4
A Mary Manners advice column recaps a tragic incident where a father shot a son in law after an attempt at reconciliation failed. The piece stresses that shared households are unsafe and urges couples to seek separate living spaces.
A young reader rebukes a comment on dating age and independence. The friend replies with thanks, agreeing the guidance is wise and echoes the original sentiment about timing and boundaries. The exchange reflects adolescent views on romance and personal choice.
A week of baseball at the Sinclair playground drew crowds of children and families. The Sinclair girls fell to Roosevelt 6 5 while the adult Sinclair team beat Riverside 14 8. A youths team defeated Riverside 8 7 and the Midgets lost to Riverside 8 7. Miss Martha Prior will offer free swimming lessons Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the park after giving instruction Monday. John Waterbury won the playground horseshoe championship in a recent tournament. Daniels playground members plan a Wednesday noon picnic inviting attendees to bring a covered dish and own utensils.
Loretta Young stars in The Play Girl at the Rialto on Wednesday and Thursday. Norman Foster co stars with Winnie Lightner Edward Van Sloan and Polly Walters in a tale of a business girl set against a gambling lover and a race horse twist. The serial Shadow of the Eagle continues with its seventh chapter plus a comedy and cartoon.
Edgar A. Guest reflects on a couple once seen together now the wife is gone. The porch scene of a quiet farm is recalled as summer returns and the widowed man remains. The poem laments loss, memory, and enduring loneliness.
Paramount shows Frank Buck’s Bring Em Back Alive with prologue dances and music, headlined by Greta Garbo Joan Crawford Lionel Barrymore John Barrymore and Wallace Beery. Rialto presents Loretta Young in Play.
Judy, Stan wife, faces veiled hostility from Eunice Wilson as envy and money tighten their marriage. A tense bridge tea sparks accusations about gambling stakes and social standing while Judy struggles to hide losses and protect love.
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