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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1934
Page
9
An 1849 English author recounts the Nativity story with shepherds visiting the manger, wise men following a guiding star, and Herod's murderous intent. The tale describes Joseph and Mary fleeing to protect Jesus, who grows to be the promised Child amid royal danger.
A devotional prayer asks to remember Jesus words to love God and neighbors. The plea asks for kindness to family, servants, beggars, and animals, seeking God’s guidance, mercy, and protection through the night Amen.
Ad copy touts a kidney purifier product with claims of renewed energy and youth. It alleges health benefits for bladder and nerve comfort, promises a satisfaction guarantee, and urges daily use with money-back assurance.
A San Francisco physician lauds Cystex as a beneficial remedy in a brief testimonial. The endorsement highlights urinary comfort and medicinal relief attributed to the product.
The clipping blends an account of Herod and the infant Jesus with medical advice on postpartum exercises and cod liver oil. It mentions midwives, folk remedies, and a Lions club charity show in Vinton that raised funds to provide milk for undernourished children.
The column by Dr William Bradt critiques a Los Angeles book by W E Hunter on prenatal and maternal care. It argues against sex selection notions and explains embryology basics, noting that chromosomes from both parents influence offspring sex and that doctors should not steer patients toward one sex.
A garbled passage discusses a father seeking advice on a child's medical condition and potential treatments. It mentions injections, medications, and the role of doctors and caregivers in addressing developmental or health concerns.
The speaker urges young men to rise to the challenge of a broken era. He calls for wisdom courage honor and vision to repair society. He warns of past failures and asks the next generation to prepare and seize opportunities to conquer and succeed.
Hadad Co displays the Airflow Chrysler promising dramatic streamlining to reduce wind resistance. The car features a snub nose, integrated frame, rear seating position ahead of the rear axle, wide doors, and rebalanced weight. Chrysler engineers claim speeds up to 70 miles per hour with comfortable ride.
Friends report from Rhodes student Paul Engle at Oxford that Doubleday has accepted a poetry volume titled American Song for autumn publication in the United States by Doubleday and in England by Johnathan Cape and Company. Engle, 26, is son of Thomas A. Engle of 1602 Fifth Avenue SE and a 1931 Coe College graduate who earned a master’s at the University of Town and was a Columbia Rhodes scholar finalist in December 1932.
The Royal Typewriter company, Inc. formally opened a Cedar Rapids factory branch Monday. Fred W. Diers, with twenty two years in Cedar Rapids typewriter work, becomes manager. George J. Kohl leads service, Mrs. Ramona Cole runs office and employment, and Harry Way of New York City serves as secretary treasurer.
A collection of client letters and Miss Manners responses on dating etiquette and social behavior. Topics include relationships and introductions in a school setting and reminders about using proper channels to meet potential dates. The exchanges emphasize manners, introductions through relatives, and polite approach.
Toledo County Clerk Hugo H. Joens issued licenses on Saturday to two Meskwakie couples from Tama. The pairs were Horace White Breast, 20, and Hazel Young Bear, 18, and Louis Jones, 23, and Frances Sanache, 18.
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