Desires for Attention and Lost Items in Public Life
In a discussion based on Dr Percival Symonds work, the natural drive for attention is linked to early care and approval in infancy, shaping a lifelong need for social validation. The article notes a high rate of lost articles by women, citing Radio City Music Hall data and mentioning several infants.
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Percival Symonds
Radio City Music Hall
How to Solve Four Personal Problems by Wissam
A small booklet by Dr. Wiggam outlines ten illuminating tests to apply to personal problems involving money position or loved ones. Readers can request the booklet via The Gazette, sending a stamped self addressed return envelope and a 3 cent stamp.
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Ap RY
Wisgam
Gazette
Lost articles and the oath of loyalty debate
The article notes forgotten items like false teeth opera hat and a shoe left behind in a humorous run and asks about oath of loyalty for college students. The reply argues youth owe loyalty to the country and institutions, and that an oath adds nothing for properly educated youths while poorly educated ones gain little.
Gly-Cas Reliefs Neuritis Pain Claims in Iowa Ad
Mrs. A M Ward of Newton Iowa says Gly-Cas cured years of neuritis pains and systemic poisoning with improved digestion and kidney function. The ad notes Gly-Cas is sold at Thrifty Drug Store Cedar Rapids Iowa and ends with a testimonial claim of real merit.
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A. M. Ward
East 8Th St
North
Newton
Iowa
Thrifty Drug Store
First Street
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local News
Firemen answered a false alarm at 10 p.m. on Second Avenue and Twenty fifth Street SE. Robert Coll of Bronx City returns home after his mother Mrs Mabel Nold’s death. Federal Labor union No 19147, National Oats employee, meets at 8 p.m. at Labor Temple with officer elections. An incident involving a department member prompted police cell confinement. Mrs Thomas Bender of 1320 H Avenue NE brought a fourteent blossoms fly, lilium umbellatum, to The Gazette. YMC A enrollment offered with Mrs B Hall. fees three months 2.50 adults 1 child.
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Second Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Robert Coll
Bronx City
Mabel Nold
Federal Labor Union
National Oats Company
Labor Temple
Gazette Office
Thomas Bender
H Avenue
Nosek Fined for Intoxication in Police Court
Frank Nosek, 43, of 1322 First Street NW, was fined $10 and costs in police court Thursday for intoxication. He talked himself into the city jail at 11:40 p.m. Wednesday after appearing at police headquarters claiming he...
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Frank Nosek
First Street
Nosek
Cars Collide On City Intersection In Late Evening
Automobiles driven by C. P. Crawford of 1438 Fifth Avenue SE and Joe Prachar of rural route three collided at 10 45 p m Wednesday in Second Avenue and Seventh Street SE. No injuries reported though both vehicles sustained damage.
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C. P. Crawford
Fifth Avenue SE
Joe Prachar
Second Avenue
Seventh Street SE
New Swimming Classes Begin At Y M C A
New swimming classes for women and girls at the Y M C A start Tuesday July 2 and run for three months. Women meet at 2 30 p m on Tuesdays and Fridays, with girls sessions continuing on later days.
Cedar Rapids Drum Corps Parents Group Meeting Tonight
The Cedar Rapids Boys Drum and Bugle Corps parents organization plans a 7:30 pm special meeting in the Memorial building Armory. Important business will be discussed and acted upon.
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Cedar Rapids
City Manager Walsmith resigns to join GM training
William Walsmith, city manager for the last five years at Retail Credit, resigns this week to take a General Motors training course. He will then become a salesman for Allen Motor Company, effective July 15.
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William Walsmith
Retail Credit Company
General Motors Company
Allen Motor Company
American Tires Catch On In Turkey Market
American automobile tires are gaining popularity in Turkey as drivers seek durable and affordable options amid rising transportation needs. Local distributors report strong demand across major cities and plans to expand import volumes this year.
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Turkey
War department seeks 1.3 million for camp repairs
The War Department asked 1,314,792 dollars from the work relief fund for reconstruction and repairs at forty national guard camps across sixteen states the District of Columbia and Hawaii. Camp Dodge in Iowa is listed for 22,300 dollars and Camp Grant in Illinois 292,700 dollars.
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Washington
INS
War Department
National Guard
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Illinois
Camp Grant
Fort Sheridan
Iowa
Camp Dodge
Plan for Scotland National Park Proposed in Argyllshire
A committee in Edinburgh will discuss establishing a national park in Loch Lands district covering over 30 000 acres. The proposed site would be named the Silver Jubilee Forest Park to honor King George V's twenty five years on the throne.
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Scotland
Argyllshire
Edinburgh
Loch Land
Congress Acts on Farm Tenant Bill and Mitchell Probes
Senate takes up revised Bankhead farm tenant bill while Commerce committee pursues Mitchell charges. House advances second deficiency appropriation bill after passing social security measures. Interstate Commerce subcommittee suggests regulating holding companies rather than abolishing them.
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Commerce Committee
Mitchell
HOUSE
Senate
Commerce Department
Ee Wagner
Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
Discord Blamed For Vacant State Relief Post in Iowa
Washington reports Iowa still lacks a works progress administrator as factions within the Democratic party in the state face a delay in appointment. Three remedies are discussed including promoting FE. Mulock, finding a universally acceptable candidate, or naming an outsider to avoid political controversy.
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Washington
Iowa
Works Progress
Hawkeye
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress Administrator
FE. H. Mulock
Decorah CCC To Hold Field Meet For Seven Camps
Decorah CCC Camp No 1751 will host about 300 athletes officers and engineers and their families Saturday at a field meet Guest camps include Cresco Lamo nt Solon McGregor Maquoketa Mount Vernon Decorah last year winner will defend its title The piece also notes Al Garvin 90 of Troy Kane believed to be the last surviving guard of honor from President Lincoln s funeral in Springfield Illinois.
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the Gazette
Decorah
Cresco
Lamont
Solon
McGregor
Maquoketa
Mount Vernon
al Garvin
Troy
Kane
Guard of Honor
President Lincoln
Springfield
24 Towns with No Local Taxes in Jura Region
Besancon reports a tax free area in the Jura mountains where 24 communes with over 10 000 inhabitants pay no local taxes. Each resident receives 100 to 200 francs yearly dividends from profits from spruce and fir woods owned by the communes. Eighteen more communes also have no local taxes but pay no dividends.
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Besancon
France
Ins
Jura Mountains
S S Tonic Promises Relief For Low Red Blood Cells
An old advertorial touts S S Tonic as a scientific remedy for anemia and fatigue. It claims low red blood cell counts cause loss of appetite nervousness and underweight and promises normal energy digestion and appetite with two week treatment in a labled bottle sold at drug stores.
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S.S
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