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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1935
Page
7
A 28 page booklet offers guidance on selecting mates for marriage and managing relationships. It cites philosopher Ludwig Lewis and Ernest Aford Groves PhD and promises tests for prospective spouses. Readers address Dr Wissem via Cedar Page for orders and a self-addressed return envelope.
A mixed output puzzle page with crossword clues for vertical and horizontal entries about the last czar and related terms. Includes scattered quotes on tolerance and a short prose excerpt about birds and Uncle Wiggily, copyright 1935.
Uncle Wiggily and the fat pig Twisty set out for adventures hoping to get thin. They outrun the Woozie Wolf through hills and woods, slipping and sliding before finally reaching the bungalow with Mrs Twistytail waiting.
Brig Gen William L Davis Civil War veteran dies in Washington D C at his daughter’s home. Phidelah Rice guest of honor at a tea hosted by Mrs Herbert Stamats with sixty guests invited. After twenty four years in business M M Thompson men’s clothier retires. Coe women form Crescent senior honor society. Four inches of snow falls. Linn county approves consolidation steps for rural schools. Plans for a 5000 seat coliseum with auditorium dance hall exposition hall and armory being drafted. site eyed on island south of Third avenue. Mr and Mrs Carl F Jordan amid locally noted items.
Notice shows Galy appointed as Administrator of Mary E. Medhurst estate in Linn County Iowa. Creditors to file claims and debtors to pay promptly. attorney J. U. Yessier noted. Also includes unrelated local items on Cedar Rapids baseball roster, Odd Fellows lodge, Grace church sermon, Benton county tractors and maintainers purchases.
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