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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1938

Page

8

China painting memories note Mrs Franks and prewar rituals

An article recalls bygone china painting ideals for brides with pansy and violet motifs. It profiles Cedar Rapids artist Mrs. B. F. Franks, her studio, kilns, and the craft’s fading memory as a modern era shifts to faster life and strained romance between Shirley and Jaird.

Cedar Rapids B. F. Franks Second Avenue Franks Jaird Shirley Maguire House Laura Furies

Handmade Rainbows Drama Teases Conflicting Loves and Schemes

In a small town Kathleen Moaxuire helps stranger Ritchie Graham while Connie Mays pursues Jaird Newsuma. Shirley Mauire faces engagement doubts as Connie’s brazen pursuit and family pressures strain her relationship with Jaird amid social scrutiny and economic hopes.

Kathleen Moaxuire Ritchie Graham Macuires Newsuma Kathleen Jaird Shirley Maaire Mike Katheen Graham Ritchie Gene Mays R House Alec Leu Knight Drenkard Leon Gaines Maguire Bob Baird Connie Mays Connie Eugene Mays Bella Newsom Shirley Janet Bob Nell Cotter

Real Estate Transfers in Linn County and Surrounding Areas

A compilation of 1938 real estate transfers listing grantees including Joseph M. Bartosh to Harry Upmier, P. A. Osborne and wife to Leo B Geesaman, and more. Transactions include quitclaim, joint tenancy rights, and nominal sums with valid consideration, dated 1937 to 1938 across several townships.

Joseph M. Bartosh Harry Upmier Gedwig Valcon P. A. Osborne Leo B Marian E. Geesaman Hus George R. Cejka Marguerette A. Cejka Perp Savs W. G. Steele John Mason Gramling Pearl Gramling Jones and Co Treas Linn County Valcons Archie Dallas Reinheimer Caroline Reinheimer Davis & Brooks Marion Charlie A. Merkel Charlie A Nettie P Merkel

Refinement of a Declarer Play Against Diamond Finesse

A Southeastern Championship hand shows testing diamond honors before drawing trumps. South, with strong distribution, reverses to two clubs. he safely fulfills the contract by testing diamonds, despite initial misgivings about finesses and ruffs. West holds four trumps but the line succeeds when diamonds are established.

South West North Declarer East

Weather by Prof Selby Maxwell Prompts Drought Hope

A Cedar Rapids Gazette weather feature recounts Prof Selby Maxwell’s analysis of Gulf Stream air flows and their impact on Texas and the southwest. He notes storms from Old Mexico bringing rain, predicts drought relief in 1938, and urges reading his sunagnet monograph.

Amarillo Texas Weather Bureau Old Mexico United States High Table Mexico Caribbean Sea Gulf of Mexico Tamaulipas Vera Cruz Pacific Ocean California New Mexico Arizona Missouri Ohio Valley St. Lawrence Valley Mex Selby Maxwell Cedar Rapids Gazette Selby Maxweare Ico Pacific Rocky Mountains Colorado Oklahoma Texas Panhandle Mexican Plateau Okla Homa Kansas Nebraska Southwest Finois G. D Great Lakea Gulf of Menice Nudson Bay

Clarifying Carbon Monoxide Poisoning In Anoxia Terms

Readers questioned statements on carbon monoxide and anoxia. The note explains CO is not poisonous to cells itself but kills by preventing oxygen binding to hemoglobin, causing cellular oxygen deprivation across concentrations and conditions.

Carbon dioxide and monoxide in air and resuscitation facts

A Red Cross county chapter chairman questions Dr Brady’s air safety claims citing studies on carbon dioxide levels and oxygen supply. The piece explains that carbon monoxide damages cells by causing anoxia, not direct poisoning, and that high carbon dioxide levels require deep breathing but rarely cause immediate asphyxia.

American Red Cross Brady Red Cross

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