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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1933
Page
7
Faith rejects Hunter after confrontations with Gertrude and a past filled with deception. Hunter admits failure, Faith plans to pursue a future with a poorer inventor, and the pair part as the New Year approaches, leaving behind warmth and music for cold resolve.
Faith leaves Monte Carlo and returns to Paul in New York seeking dignity through new values. Mary Allan in Paris remains serene as Faith and Paul confront a quiet, hopeful reunion. Faith plans a modest stay in a furnished room on 48th Street, while Paul sociably offers a simple home between Second and Third Avenues.
Cedar Rapids readers share a March party plan with green and gold decor ideas and a long menu. Recipes include Pixie Fruit Cup, Irish Pigeon Blankets, Shamrock sandwiches, Jellied Chicken and a gold green cake, all themed for a festive St Patrick’s Day spread.
A column argues that tax exempt bonds unfairly benefit the wealthy and movie stars earning large salaries. It urges readers to contact Congress to end tax exempt bonds so government money circulates more evenly and urges writing to representatives even if unreadable.
The text explains that electric fans increase a room’s temperature rather than cooling it. It notes that bodily heat is above air temperature, and relief comes when a breeze from the fan moves heat away from the body.
The article extols Iowa horticultural strengths from tomatoes and apples to superior roses. It argues roses are easier to grow than many perennials, notes clay soil is best but sandy soil can work with moisture and mulching, and advises buying healthy plants from reliable nurseries. It encourages trying a plant or two this spring, with plants costing fifty to seventy five cents and lasting several years.
A gardening note lists a dozen roses representing vigor and floriferousness with names such as Kaiserin Agusta Victoria Mrs E P Thom Duchess of Wellington Etoila de Holland Margaret McGredy Charles K Douglas E G Hill Dame Edith Helen Rowena Thom Talisman Betty Aprichard and comments on color and bloom quality. Long live the queen.
Olympic offers a double feature with Chandu the Magician and Show Boat. The program promises high entertainment value with faithful radio story adaptation, meticulous scenic effects, and a cast including Laura La Plante Joseph Schildkraut Otis Harlan Alma Rubens. A Ziegfeld production adds spectacle and a strong short subject lineup rounds out the bill.
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