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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1934
Page
3
Frances Robinson-Duff explains how appearance health speaking voice and manners create allure and trust. She argues men value poise tact sincerity and the ability to defend and support a partner, citing Ruth Chatterton as a model of feminine ideal behavior.
Mrs. A J Garrett reports six years of misery from rheumatic and digestive issues eased by Gly-Cas. She praises the remedy for restoring sleep and appetite and notes widespread Cedar Rapids endorsements. Gly-Cas sold at Thrifty Drug Store at First Street and Third Avenue SE.
Iowa theater ushers in Bargain Treat Week with two features starting Friday and Tuesday. Friday’s main bill is Sing and Like It featuring Zasu Pitts Pert Kelton Ned Sparks Edward Everett Horton and Nat Pendleton. The Ninth Guest stars Genevieve Tobin Donald Cook and Hardie Albright in a tense tale of eight guests trapped in a penthouse and doomed by a radio dictated death.
Seven year old Robert Rick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Rick of 649 Thirty-fourth street NE, was bruised when struck by a car driven by R A Holmgren near Thirty-third street on First avenue E. Holmgren took the boy home for a doctor to attend him.
Scientists announce a weight loss method using Condensed Jad Salts promising a pound lost daily while allowing three meals. The ad claims minimal cost, outlines a morning intake and dietary changes, and promotes rapid results starting the next morning with a bottle available at drug stores.
Iowa Presbyterians adopt independent synod control of national missions starting Oct 1 1934 after annual Iowa Board of National Missions meeting in Cedar Rapids. Action restores status prior to 1904 1923 merger and aims to boost gifts to national missions fund. Home mission church support continues six months.
In Uncle Wiggily's sugar camp Baby Bunty fears a Bad Chap visit as the Police Dog scouts the woods. The Bob Cat sneaks in hungry and Uncle Wiggily douses him with hot maple sap, sending him off. The group resumes making maple sugar for the next tale Uncle Wiggily's Maple Wax.
Feminine hands bloom with a wide color assortment of gloves, from crochet cords in twenty eight shades to sueded prints with moons and stars. White gloves for Easter parades and coordinated outfits, plus long swagger kid gloves, headline a season of fabrics like sponge cloth and bamberg rayon cotton.
Paul Niles of Minneapolis was elected president of Zeta chapter Tau Kappa Epsilon at Coe College. Other officers include Howard Johnston vice president Fred Pavis secretary DeWayne Moore treasurer Milford Delzli historian Robert Rogers sergeant at arms and Ed ward Lynn pledge master. Luglan and Ottsen will install the new officers at the next meeting.
John Lawrence Monroe of Chicago, director of the Henry George Lecture association and advocate of a single tax program, will speak at the Lions club luncheon Thursday noon at the Hotel Roosevelt. His subject is Taxation and Our Economic Crisis. NORTH ENGLISH The annual Junior class play I Will I Won't! will be presented March 15 16 in the high school auditorium. Miss Bloom coaches the three act comedy featuring Leroy Cheney Stanley Mahannah Claude Bock Howard Thomas Francis Gilmore Arlene Miller Dorothy Reed Marjorie Bair Ruth Hahn and Doris Bickford.
At the theaters Jowa Mills Blue Rhythm band and Cotton Club revue on stage. John Barrymore and Helen Chandler in Long Lost Father on screen. Paramount presents Hi Nellie with Paul Muni Glenda Farrell Ned Sparks. Majestic screens Dancing Daughter with Joan Crawford Clark Gable and Pick Up with Sylvia Sidney George Rait. Palace shows Too Much Harmony with Bing Crosby Orient Express with Heather Angel Norman Foster. Rialto features After Tonight with Constance Bennett Gun Justice with Ken Maynard. Olympic showcases Trick for Trick with Ralph Morgan Sally Blane and Moonlight and Pretzels with Leo Carillo Mary Brian.
A Sunday blaze in an upstairs room where a stove pipe passed destroyed the Charles Goodwin family home in Mooreville area north of town. Most lower-room household goods were saved.
American star Elsie Ferguson and Victor Egan plan a Caxton Hall wedding after their names appeared on the registry as Mrs. Elsie Ferguson Warlock and Victor Augustus Seymour Egan. Ferguson would be making her fourth marriage.
Washington AP reports the federal Emergency Relief Administration granted Iowa 400000 dollars for emergency relief. The notice mentions Troy's ancient name Ilium, indicating a historical aside.
An advocacy piece touts music value at Magdalen College Oxford where ten percent study music yet win seventy five percent of prizes and scholarships. The message urges teaching children piano on a Kimball to secure happiness and investment returns.
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