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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
5
Riverton society reels as Joyce Cameron navigates a five year will trap and romantic entanglements. Norman Weaver confronts Joyce in a heated office scene after social invitations spark a cooling romance. Class tensions and wealth shape a tense High Society week.
Joyce recalls a forbidden past as Norman professes his love and begs forgiveness. A gatecrashing stenographer interrupts, sending Joyce into doubt. On Main Street she ponders fate, wealth, and Norman, while at Hislop’s store she spots her cousin Maddy and the looming acid test tomorrow.
A car dealer claims an osteopath taught him a self-help method to correct sacroiliac cricks. The technique involves one person lifting legs and another delivering a series of yanks to even leg length, a practice the author notes raises debate among physicians but acknowledges the possible validity of the osteopathic approach.
A reader complains the anemia remedy instructions are confusing and asks for clarification. The pharmacist is unsure whether the instruction refers to ounces of iron and ammonium citrate or equal parts. The exchange notes tincture of iron chloride was used, and Mrs. C. B. D. answers that it is fortunate the moth was not involved.
A fragmented letter page notes old remedies such as iron and ammonium citrate, referencing the Pharmacopoeia as the pharmacists’ legal standard. It mentions Dr. Brady and Cedar Rapids Gazette, with readers urged to send brief letters by stamped self addressed envelopes for health queries.
Estate of Magdie Hamilton in Linn County Iowa is administered with John Clark named Executor on June 7 1933. Creditors and debtors must settle accounts promptly by filing or paying in the Linn County District Court with Crissman and Bleakley Attorneys.
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