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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1962
Page
16
A jumbled report describes a summer playground stance, native attendance at a corn dance, a fortune hunter, Hetty and Harry, and Nathaniel Trumbull amid an artist's plans to unite religious traits. Publicity groups solicit romantic rescue tales as Jeanette Bruce uses controlled humor.
Barbara Dodge Borland’s The Greater Hunger depicts Massachusetts colonists and experimental gardening under King’s commission with Hetty accompanying Samuel Downing on a perilous voyage. Hiram Haydn’s The Hands of Esau follows Walton Herrick through three failed marriages and a thwarted governor bid, offering 784 pages of inner life and family history.
A feature highlights the soothing effect of a floating bath as a tension relief method. It describes how buoyancy creates a sense of weightlessness and relaxation, inviting readers to try the experience for calming benefits.
Relax in chin high water with steamy warmth loosening taut muscles. Prepare tub, cover drain, fill near top, and float on an inflatable bath pillow. Add scent, float ten minutes, then drain slightly to wash without splashing. Scrub with a lathered brush and finish under a shower to feel ready.
A New York description explains a sit down sink with knee space under the counter so a housewife can sit while washing dishes or peeling produce. The article notes the stool height and outdoor view improve comfort during long, standing tasks. An island counter is also described as a time saving kitchen design.
Cedar Rapids couple Mr and Mrs W L McCorkle announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Jean McCorkle to John W Stewart of Des Moines with plans for a fall wedding. The bride elect trained at St Luke's Hospital School of Nursing and the groom works for Collins Radio Co. Also television note: Marty airs at 7 30 tonight on KCRG TV 9.
Helen Goddard reviews Arline Boucher and John Tehan's The Prince of Democracy James Cardinal Gibbons. The book portrays the Baltimore archbishop as dignified and powerful, detailing his rise from Maryland roots to advocacy for labor justice and church leadership, and noting his frugal life and afterlife as the Prince of the Church.
Four girls with wallflower reputations decide to act for themselves after a moment of resolve. The present day novel by Jeanette Bruce, priced at four fifty, offers an engaging escape as they confront beauty pressures and seek personal empowerment.
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