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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1934
Page
9
In a sorority clash, Paula accuses Pippin of taking her play credit while Colleen defends fairness. Paula reads aloud her claims. Colleen counters with both plays, exposing honesty and envy among classmates. Pippin, meanwhile, expects consequences as she plans a night out with Kevin.
An intimate scene unfolds with Pippin and Kevin at a dance as they discuss cutting social engagements to focus on work and a future apart. Kevin plans a long trip for pathology study while expressing affection and longing, hinting at unresolved tensions and future letters from the train. Kathleen mentions Hildegarde Kamla arriving in New York.
An advertisement promotes Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a health cereal improving digestion and energy. It describes fiber’s bowel benefits, vitamin B and iron content, and urges daily two tablespoon servings with a warning to consult a doctor for serious illness. Kellogg's branding and Battle Creek origin are noted.
A health note warns the layman against using collapsible tubes and overrelying on antiseptics. It argues that proper cleanliness and aseptic technique in surgery depend on soap and water, not frequent antiseptic applications, and cautions against contaminated salves and repeated mucous membrane antisepsis.
Advertisement notes a two pound glass jar of peanut butter priced at 39 cents. It promotes keeping the jar in a refrigerator for quick lunches and picnics.
The piece argues antiseptics do not reach tissue germs and may hinder healing. It endorses patch protection like petrolatum and dry gauze. It also tips on pimples for teens, noting acne is common in youth and advising prudent treatment and professional advice for hereditary blindness concerns.
Mr. and Mrs. John Marolf, longtime local farmers, celebrated their fifty first wedding anniversary on Thursday. Mr. Marolf, born in Switzerland October 2, 1857, arrived in the area in 1865, while Mrs. Marolf, born January 6, 1865, came in 1881. They have seven children, five of whom survive: Mrs. Emma Hammerick, John L. Marolf, William I. Marolf, and Arthur, among others.
Decorah reports A T Istad chosen president of the Norwegian Mutual Insurance company of Winneshiek county succeeding the late Gustav Johnson. Last year the company suffered light losses totaling 12410 with 1681 policyholders and insurance in force of 69180170.
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