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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1938
Page
10
This fragment discusses science vs morality, personal rights, and opinions on beauty and intellect. It cites tests by Dr David Weschler on Broadway chorus stars, with scores far above an average college graduate, and argues armaments may promote war. It ends with a reflection on shared joy versus private sorrow.
In Benkelman Nebraska James Hunter anger over a bad golf shot led to tossing his club along the fairway. A rabbit ran into the flying club resulting in a meal and one broken golf club.
Albert Payson Terhune shares reader anecdotes on how many tongue taps dogs take when drinking liquids. The notes document varied counts from several dogs including a collie and a Chihuahua, with averages around 149 laps per swallow and individual tallies ranging high into the hundreds.
Readers report pet drinking feats in a quirky column. An Indy note mentions a Boston Bull taking 30 laps to quench thirst, while a Fort Wayne dog finishes a half pint of milk in 530 laps and an Alden Spitz consumes a morning bowl in 1236 laps.
John S. Duffy a Rock Springs amateur radio operator received a Public Service Certificate from the American Radio Relay League for aiding Hazen Arkansas during last spring floods. From his W7DIE station he relayed pleas to Little Rock and the Fort Omaha army network, enabling relief despite all other lines being down.
Olive Roberts Barton advises parents to introduce children to new experiences gradually. Each day brings unfamiliar sights and sounds, and courage grows from gentle exposure linked to familiar references. The piece emphasizes not overreacting to fear and valuing the child’s developing sense of interest and pride.
A 1934 quotation advocates a cautious method when confronted with unfamiliar or dangerous tasks. It emphasizes patience, careful observation, and deliberate decisions before attempting any bold or fearsome actions.
Grand Forks North Dakota University of North Dakota finance students, led by assistant professor Glen Parker, anticipate heavy snowfall as they study how winter weather affects budgeting and energy costs.
A rare polar display occurs when the sun remains above the horizon after 0:00 and before 6:00, with the midnight sun eclipse spectacle noted in polar regions.
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