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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1935
Page
11
An author notes that science can answer moral questions yet questions whether absolute objectivity guides emergency decisions. The narrator recalls a boyhood scene where a neighbor’s house burned and an old woman calmly acted, fetching a setting hen from a woodshed to safety.
Dr Wiggam offers a booklet titled How to solve your personal problems with ten illuminating tests. Readers may request the pamphlet by mail from The Gazette, enclosing a stamped self addressed return envelope and a 3 cent stamp to cover printing costs.
A columnist recalls a neighbor hiding overshoes after a false alarm and cites Virginia Gildersleeve of Barnard College noting a fashionable shift among young women toward home and motherhood. The piece discusses eugenics board insights on social trends and the rise of accessible writing and columnists in 1938.
Daily program sponsored by the Methodist church began Tuesday in charge of the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce Eyestone guiding activities for local youngsters.
Will Rogers opens at the Paramount in Doubting Thomas as a small town sausage maker who doubts his wife Billie Burke. The preview on the west coast drew loud laughter, especially during Rogers imitating a crooner in The Blue of the Night. Star lineup includes Star Night in Cocoanut Grove with Bing Crosby Mae West Gary Cooper and Ted Fiorita’s orchestra.
Advice column excerpt notes that self centered behavior reduces admiration and patience from others. A reader asks about moving to a new city and feeling unhappy, with SASHA urging openness, new friendships, exploration of the new environment, cooperation with parents, and a positive attitude to adapt to the new location.
A reader recalls an engagement ended by the fiancé's death years ago and contemplates how to grieve and move forward. The brief expresses ongoing devotion and uncertainty about handling later relationships.
The guidance urges leaving the past behind and embracing the future. Do not let memories of the lost boy hinder happiness with the new fiancé. Focus on shared goals, a home, and family, and avoid dwelling on what cannot return.
Lincoln School held a farewell assembly for the 6A class on Wednesday with the intermediate grades as guests. The program included a class history, songs, a class prophecy, and presentations of writing certificates, followed by a party hosted by the 6B class and a listed slate of 6A members.
Court records show a foreclosure or property action involving Sheriff Linn County, a savings and loan association, and parcels 6 and 7 in block 12 of Bowlings Third Addition, with a claimed amount of 1441.20 dated May 18, 1935.
The State theater screens United Artist's Let Em Have It on Saturday as part of a double feature with Night at the Ritz. The film follows a federal sleuths team thwarting attempted kidnapping and a paroled chauffeur who becomes Public Enemy No 1 amid society intrigue and romance.
Rialto presents The Square Shooter with Tim McCoy as an adventurer returning home to claim an inherited fortune. A forged will cheats him until he and allies outwit the culprits to win the estate and the girl. Night Alarm follows with Bruce Cabot and Judith Allen in an action driven fire rescue drama.
Riverside seniors will graduate at St Mary's Church on Sunday. Rev Henry Corcoran of Washington will deliver the address and Rt Rev Monsignor Bernard Jacobsmeier will award diplomas.
A health notice warns delaying dental care leads to tooth loss and cascading problems. Untreated decay spreads, surrounding teeth drift, gums retract, bone dissolves, and chewing worsens. Restoring missing teeth with a bridge prevents further health impact.
A column discusses air pockets as misnamed air disturbances and links the term to the birth of new sciences and ideas. It also covers letters about medical practice definitions, the meaning of doctor, and prompts for brief health letters to Dr Brady at International Newspaper Services in Chicago.
The piece argues delaying essential dental treatment, influenced by economic concerns, leads to higher long term health costs and greater burden from faulty mastication. It frames postponement as wasteful given future health impacts and expenses.
A reader asks about skin burns from sulphuric acid in a paper factory process and a typhoid carrier seeking cure. The responses advise protective lanolin and oils, wash with soda solution after acid exposure, and note there is no guaranteed cure for carrier status, only possible removal of the gall bladder.
The 37 member school band directed by Lloyda W. Thompson will present a series of summer concerts in the park.
At the Paramount Will Rogers screens Doubting Thomas and Star Night in Cocoanut Grove features Bing Crosby Mae West Gary Cooper and Ted Fiorita’s orchestra. In Iowa Bette Davis appears in The Girl from Tenth Avenue and Men of the Hour with Wallace Ford. The Daring Young Man with James Dunn plays at the State. Palace brings George Brent in The Right to Live and Warner Olan in Charlie Chan in Lon on. Rialto presents The Square Shooter with Tim McCoy and Bruce Cabot in Night Alarm. Olympic shows Law Beyond the Range with Tim McCoy and Money Peace Nothing with Wallace ord.
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