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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
12
The Chamber of Commerce board will hold a public hearing Friday at 7 30 p m to review the Community Chest campaign. The budget review and hospital fact finding reports will be released and decisions on hospital relief campaign inclusion allocations and campaign timing may be made.
A magazine style piece presents ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM discussing moral questions from a scientific view. It cites Thorndike Yerkes Kohler and Hartshorne May on learning by trial and error and links intelligence to moral qualities, noting postwar youth seeking freedom and the need for power and wisdom under control.
The passage notes that the era of carefree leisure is failing to provide a satisfying life. It observes ongoing wildness but expresses hope that people will settle into work for a better world and a finer pattern of life.
A dense, fragmented broadcast schedule lists hundreds of radio programs and stations by time and network. The page shows show titles, host names, and city stations across NBC CBS and others, ending with a science trivia note about day length at the equator.
An advertisement asserts piles stem from internal blood circulation problems. It promotes Dr J S Leonhardt Hemroid as the internal treatment that relieves itching bleeding and protruding piles by improving circulation. The ad guarantees money back if piles persist.
Astrological reading suggests a day active in business yet civil domestic pursuits take spotlight. Romantic letters may surge though caution warns against overconfidence. A child born today could be sociable and artistic, with talents in literature or music.
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