Dates Add Interest To Amana Colony Buildings
The article notes pioneer builders of the Amana colonies placed construction dates visibly. It highlights the Amana store built in 1858 of brown stone and the John Moser residence with a large inset stone bearing its date. Both structures are brown stone and weathered yet durable.
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Amana
John Moser
Winchell recalls past glories and old texts in reflective verse
The piece muses on frail mementoes of gayer years and soft memories. It recalls Milton Berle meeting Jean Sablon at Ruban Bleu with a playful quip about memory. A closing note nods to the idea of a newspaper man as a bystander in the passing parade.
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Milton Berle
Jean Sablon
Transparent masks as a standard in personal service work
The piece argues for widespread adoption of transparent face masks by barbers dentists nurses and similar workers to protect both operator and client. It notes public education is needed as many people may be frightened or fail to understand the precaution, but suggests communities with higher literacy may adopt the practice.
Home Financing In Iowa Reaches 5.86 Million in April
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board reports Iowa mortgage activity in April totaled 5.861 million with 2,502 home loans recorded. Compared to April 1940, demand rose from 2,192 mortgages totaling 4.566 million. Lenders include savings and loan associations, banks, insurance firms, and individuals.
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Washington
Iowa
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
R. J. Richardson
Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines
Savings and Loan Executives
American Title Association
The
Mortgage Bankers Association
Notars buy Halpin home. several area sales reported
Mr and Mrs Joseph Notar, now at 1422 Seventh Ave SE, purchase the Thomas Halpin home at 1953 Fourth Ave SE and take possession June 14. Yuill and Gohmann also sold a vacant Dalewood Dr SE jot to Edward Tchel. Milo Chehak, former owner, and a cooperative deal with Oscar Lundquist sold 1544 Eighth Ave SE to Mr and Mrs Joseph Barta, with the Bartas to take possession Monday.
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Joseph Notar
Seventh Avenue SE
Thomas Halpin
Fourth Avenue SE
Yuill and Gohmann Company
Dalewood Drive
Edward Tchel
Fifth Avenue SE
Milo Chehak
Oscar Lundquist
Eighth Avenue SE
Joseph Barta
David Bleakley
Bartas
Fragmented Gag Column Mixes Theater Books and War Anecdotes
A jokey scene at Algonquin bookshop features a minor actor evaluating theater memoirs as too thick. A prank about Hearst newspaper copycats in the Spanish American War era ends with a twisted anagram exposing pilfered news.
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Frank Case
Algonquin
Daniel Frohman
Stanislawski
Lot Dimensions for Detached Homes
FHA guidance recommends plots for detached houses be at least 50 feet wide and about 100 feet deep. The rule targets adequate yard space and access for future homes.
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Federal Housing Administration
Health Screenware and Conversational Spray
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady discusses respiratory spray from coughing and talking as a transmission mode. It argues for barriers like glass screens in banks and public spaces and notes the improbability of people wearing masks, reflecting on public health awareness and personal habits.
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William Brady, M D
H. E. Edgerton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nate Cohn Buys Giles Kelly Home
The English brick house at 401 Nineteenth Street NE was purchased by Mr. and Mrs Nate Cohn from Mr. and Mrs Giles B. Kelly. The Cohns previously lived at 2318 Twenty-sixth Street Drive SE, a property of Dr. J Stuart McQuiston, which was sold to Mr. and Mrs Russell Landis, now at 415 Twenty-second Street NE. Sales were through the Hedges company.
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Nineteenth Street
Nate Cohn
Giles B. Kelly
Cohns
Twenty-sixth Street
J Stuart McQuiston
Russell Landis
Landis
Twenty-second Street
Hedges Company
Patterned Woods Aid Floor Problem
Patterned hardwood floors offer durable surfaces with customizable designs. Aimed at new homes and renovations, these floors use varied woods and factory finishing for durable, waxed and polished results.
Copper production at 49 U S mines tops 142 million dollars
Census Bureau data show ores and concentrates valued at 142 million dollars containing 1.386 billion pounds of recoverable copper produced at 49 U S copper mines in 1939.
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U. S
Census Bureau
Lowden Couple Marks 50 Years of Marriage Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Jurgensen reach fifty years of marriage on Tuesday. Ill daughter Irene Vaughn’s illness in Clinton and Mrs. Jurgensen’s frail health prevent open house. They plan mass at St Marys in Clinton, married June 3, 1891 by Monsignor McLaughlin. Attendants Bessey Kelleher and James O’Hern. Born in Germany, Jurgensen's career spans 51 years as Lowden pharmacist and public service roles.
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E. J. McLaughlin
Bessey Kelleher
Clinton
James O'Hern
Cedar Rapids
London
Jurgensen
Bessey Scanlon
Ireland
Mr. Jurgensen
Germany
Lyons
Denison
Oscar Majer
Newcomer Rentals Names Local Tenants and Owners
Newcomer Rentals lists tenants including Mr and Mrs Wilbur O Hess of Monroe Michigan renting a bungalow at 119 Thirty-sixth street drive SE from Ralph Podzimek at 421 Twenty-second street NE Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company employee. Also listed are Mr and Mrs Rolland R Drake of Wausau Wisconsin renting an apartment at 1624 Fifth avenue SE from Harry T Hedges Drake represents United States Rubber. Mr and Mrs Earl S Potter of Oelwein Iowa renting a house at 2307 First avenue W owned by Mrs Sarah H Braverman of Washington DC Potter is manager of West Side Produce.
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Wilbur O. Hess
Monroe
Mich
Thirty-sixth Street
Ralph Podzimek
Twenty-second Street
Hess
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Rolland R. Drake
Wausaw
Wis
Fifth Avenue
Harry T Hedges
Drake
United States Rubber Company
Earl S. Potter
Oelwein
First Avenue
Sarah H. Braverman
Washington, D. C
Potter
West Side Produce Company
Canute Water promises youthful hair color revival
An advertisement claims Canute Water can recolor gray hair to a natural shade in one day. A few applications restore a youthful look and monthly use keeps the color, while shampooing, perspiration, curling, or sweating do not steal the softness or natural feel.
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Amana Colony
Walter Winchell
Broadway
Don Wahn
Jean
Milton
Bender Wall Cleaners
Bigge
Aar
Montgomery
Second Street
DIAL
Thos
Halpin
Notars
Tito Guitar
Hearst
Old Morning World
Reflipe W Thenuz
Cuba
W. Thenuz
He's
Crank
Maresh Sheet Metal Works 8. E
Maresh Don
Maresh
Giles Kelly
Gazette
Sanford Wallpapers
Poort Ord
Sanford
Broulie
Lowdon
Modern Woodmen of America
Catholic Church
Toronto
Newcomer Rentals
America
Killian Company
Njoy
Iowa University
Crandic
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids and
Iowa City Railway
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Fifth Street
Cedar Rapeds Gazette
Cedar Rapido
Marion and
Town
Coedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Town
the Gazette
Peste
She Geass Rapids Gasette