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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1934
Page
7
Star grapples with publicity after a sensational mystery girl story as Dick urges a private escape. Their night voyage toward the Yoreda ends with Trent awaiting them, setting the stage for a tense confrontation.
William Brady outlines what congenital dislocation means existing at birth. He explains how to spot it via leg and knee alignment, when to seek a physician, and why early intelligent treatment yields better results with reduction through casts or splints and, if needed, open surgery.
Police logs note thefts of two automobiles and a car blanket. The missing cars are a 1927 Chevrolet coach owned by Jack Hasenbiller of 520 Thirty fourth Street NE and a Buick sedan owned by George Strong of Marion. A blanket belonging to Fred Stolba of 619 Twentieth Avenue SW was also reported stolen. In Tow City Johnson County, CWA payrolls will be cut to 337 workers this week and further reductions follow through April.
The city women’s doubles ping pong finals cap the Y M C A annual dinner tonight in the Y M C A gym. Dinner begins at 6 15 with a concert by the Y M C A boys band directed by Stanley Vesely. Judge E C Carlson of Des Moines will give the principal address. Awards will be presented after a Triton club program.
An advertisement-style reflection on cat health contrasts a contented cat with human wellness. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for strength and energy, claiming Old Mother Nature provides herbs for both cat and human well being.
The excerpt notes doctors prescribing diuretics to stimulate kidney function and alkalis to reduce body acidity along with cathartics for regular elimination. It attacks "absorption of poisons" via intestinal walls and mocks aging doctors and warm-seller nostrum healers, while saying the public increasingly seeks such quackery.
The Cedar Rapids Cosmetologists association stages its first style revue in the Crystal room of Hotel Montrose Tuesday night. Jorman Cohen of Chicago will MC and discuss new hairdressing styles at 8 30 p.m. A dance follows the revue.
Florence La Ganke presents a quilt pattern Star Rays or a diamond string sent by Mrs. Mathews of Meadville Georgia. The all over design requires no border with blocks meeting edges and applique to finish. Use varied prints or color rows for effect with white rays and two shade diamonds.
The article notes a “Star Rays” Quilt Design with two combined patterns creating a double ray effect. It explains obtaining the actus pattern for three cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to Nancy Page. Back patterns cost three more cents per pattern, and a note about Robert Louis Stevenson gifting his birthday to a girl with a Christmas birthday.
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