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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
4
An excerpt discusses crime reduction through employment and old age security, noting limits and exceptions. It cites diverse motives behind crime including wealth, status, anger, and drugs. It also addresses social dynamics of wit in women, suggesting men prefer humor without cutting remarks.
A reader rebukes Dr Brady for dismissing neurotics and neurasthenics. She contrasts shell shocked soldiers with distressed women and argues for compassionate yet practical diagnosis and treatment. She classifies neurotics into Class A and B and urges targeted care while warning against excuses and empathy for the latter.
Albert Edward Wissam presents ten illuminating tests to methodically address serious life issues involving money position or loved ones. The booklet is offered free to readers of Let's Explore Your Mind via request with stamped self addressed envelope and a 3 cent return stamp for printing.
A columnist discusses that humor can warm a friendship into marriage while wit may freeze a potential spouse. A Princeton dean’s moral counsel notes stories of boys misplaced at a farm echo the value of guidance and living right.
What Cheer memorial announces the death of Miss Carrie Crill daughter of Mrs Tom Milburn following a long illness. She served as deputy postmaster for several years and is survived by her mother and sister Mrs Joe Kuntz of What Cheer. Funeral services were held at home conducted by Rev Head of Oska Joosa with burial in McFarland cemetery
A column discusses misperceptions of nervous disorders and patient sympathy. It classifies neurotics into Class A and B, notes most deserve standard care, and includes reader questions on topics from predicting a baby's sex to preserving spinach and yeast’s effects on weight.
Local notes reveal the Linn County Auto Repair association formed to standardize repair costs with W H Wheeler as president and Robert Munn as secretary. Several residents travel east and abroad, including Miss Anna Hesse and Mrs. Edward Meister. James Hughes returns from New York on a business trip as Clinton society plans a fall picnic.
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