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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
11
A dialogic passage discussing psychology and science’s role in moral questions. It notes Mrs. Elizabeth Finley Thomas’s reminiscence about famous figures seeking self-importance and references Dr. Harry H. Moore’s study on youths’ social reform impulses.
A practical, usable booklet by Sadie Myers Shellow Ph D titled How To Develop Your Personality. Send 1606 to apply on costs with stamped return envelope. Care The Gazette.
The study shows girls age 13 and 14 show a stronger drive to better the world than boys, with earlier development across ages. It notes three gift-giving motives: genuine happiness for the recipient, seeking favors, or boosting the giver's self image.
A fragment recalls the refrain All in the day's work as events unfold across the world. Some die, some are born, and others bear loss or gain while life resumes its steady pace amid joy and sorrow. The verse juxtaposes fate with everyday acts, noting moments of light and dark coexisting.
Probate court in Cedar Rapids Iowa sets March hearing on the will of Ellen Keteah late of Linh county. The notice names the estate and provides the date and place for witnesses and proof to be presented before the court.
Advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a diuretic for weak kidneys and bladder irritation. Claims a 35 cent box improves kidney activity and flushes waste, with emphasis on safety and origin from Haarlem in Holland. Mentions common kidney and bladder symptoms and urges purchase.
Natives in New Guinea bend a bamboo into a loop and place it in the forest to be covered by a spider web, forming a primitive fishing net for catching fish.
An old health ad extols Doan's Pills to cleanse kidneys by flushing out about 3 pints of urine daily and removing 3 pounds of waste. It warns of signs like scanty urination, burning, backache, swelling, and fatigue and encourages asking a druggist for the product.
Elizabeth North Hoyt named executrix of Sadie R. North estate in Linn County Iowa on February 26 1936. all debts must be paid to the executrix and claims filed with Linn County District Court Clerk. Attorney B L Wick represents the estate.
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