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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1937
Page
7
NA S FRIENDS are sorry for her but they are beginning to find her a burden. She has sorrow and trouble and now she is capitalizing these troubles and bidding for more sympathy than her friends have time to give.
A lively trend is predicted with high energy and initiative for major projects, backed by influential endorsements. Writings contracts and employment should prosper, and those born today may forge a prominent, energetic, and benevolent career through boldness and generosity.
A nostalgic reflection contrasts big city lawsuits over slander with rural pride. The narrator recalls Uncle Hod defending family honor despite costs, preferring principle over expense in disputes with neighbors.
Van Buren school presented its class day program on Wednesday featuring songs, solos, class history, poems, dances, and a certificate presentation. Graduating seniors listed include Dale Peyton Harold McNeal Richard Sisco Donna Mae Grant Evelyn Mrstik and many others. A Newark to Miami flight record of five hours 26 minutes was set by Dick Merrill at 222 mph average.
An advertisement claims kidneys filter acids and toxins from blood and warns against drastic drugs. It promotes Cystex as a guaranteed prescription to restore vitality in 48 hours, or within a week with money back, priced at 3c per dose. It lists symptoms like getting up nights and back ache to urge treatment.
Funeral services for Mrs. George T. Hedges 83 were held at Turner chapel with readings of Edgar Guest’s Remembrance by Rev. Robert Little and an untitle poem in Mrs. Hedges handwriting. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery amid prayers and scripture readings. Army officials estimate airplane engine life at 1,900 to 2,000 hours with about six overhauls during that period.
In Paris 78 coal heavers faced a 2.5 mile course with 110 pounds on their backs. M Randami of Montrouge coal firm finished in 20 minutes 47 seconds to set a new record, beating last year's winner Ben Sala by over a minute.
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