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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1934
Page
30
An author notes science guides societal rights over individuals and advises citizens to study issues and identify wise leaders rather than enter politics en masse. It argues self doubt does not equal low intelligence, citing historical figures like Rosseau as examples.
A Cedar Rapids Gazette notice promotes an intellig ence test offered through Lets Explore Your Mind. Readers can obtain the self administered test for exact cost via a stamped self addressed envelope addressed to Dr. Albert E. Wiccam. The item includes quotations about self consciousness and loyalty, with other brief reflections.
Nancy plans pre prepared hors d oeuvres for twelve guests after a theater evening. She uses a rye bread round sliced about ten inches across, crusts removed and buttered, sometimes with cress, anchovy paste, or plain butter, as part of the refreshment course.
A recipe describes Nancy assembling layered bread rings with caviar shrimps egg whites yolks and pimento cheese. Olives and salted almonds decorate the outer ring while the loaf is cut into twelve wedge servings. Copyright 1934.
Local items note William Woods and party leaving for Los Angeles and Europe voyage via Montreal and a Pacific coast trip for Miss Byrd Snyder. Market data list wheat corn oats hay and livestock prices. Also mentions Ed Misel and Murray Fawcett entering Sioux City motorcycle races and gatherings of Cedar Rapids visitors from Nampa Idaho and others.
The Rev John J Gent announces Communion services at First Lutheran Church Third avenue and Tenth street SE on Sunday July 1 This quarterly observance follows the Fourth of July pattern and envelopes are available from ushers.
A fragment notes crude weighing machines based on balance were used in Egypt at least 5 000 years before the Christian era. The text is incomplete but suggests early metrological methods.
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