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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
3
Dear Dr. Mother explains that recurring corns result from recurrent pressure at a small skin point. A podiatrist can remove deeper tissue while self-removal fails. improper pressure from shoes pushes the callus inward, leading to new corns. Also notes about hormones and arthritis remedies and an Ivy plants book end idea.
A June guide by Sylvie Reice warns teens about marrying early, arguing that confidence comes from dating experience, not joining young. It asserts personality maturity, financial awareness, equal partnership, and honest parental influence determine lasting marriage.
Richard Wright of Orange City Iowa was ticketed for reckless driving after a girl friend kissed him in a car. He protested and was charged with disorderly conduct. He tore the ticket and was charged with street littering. later apologized and most charges were dropped. He was released on a $50 bond.
Fragmentary text discusses marriage ads and a viewpoint on love and self-punishment. It references pay for ads and a phone number 362-1121, suggesting a weekend classified notice context. The tone reflects persuasive dating promotion and musings on genuine motivation to love.
A brief cooking tip explains simmering chicken breasts in a small amount of water to keep white meat for salads. It notes adding monosodium glutamate with salt and peppercorns to the water enhances flavor. The item also reports Washington University in St. Louis has 424 foreign students from 56 nations including 56 from China, 39 from India, 27 from Canada, and 20 each from Great Britain and Turkey.
Iowa City Professor James Osburn of the University of Iowa chemical engineering department was elected chairman for the 1966 67 term of the Iowa Section of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers.
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