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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1937
Page
13
A Quizzing in social science quotes Russ Morgan on marriage desire and popular appeal. The Q A discusses love over looks, and whether everyone can be popular per Regina Wescott Wieman. It critiques taboos on taxation, animal harassment, and street begging with a light tone.
A Cedar Rapids Gazette notice advertises SELF CONFIDENCE by Dr Albert Wiggam in collaboration with Dr David Mitchell. It offers a 10 cent booklet containing ten scientifically tested rules and a self-rating chart, with a 3 cent stamped self addressed return envelope.
The piece outlines social strategies for gaining popularity including observing others, joining groups, loyalty to the group, contributing, and maintaining wits. It quotes Mrs Wierman, a trained psychologist, and discusses self-consciousness as a reaction to the presence of others rather than mere inward awareness.
A 20th century Tulsa review of archaic city ordinances reveals strict rules: junk dealers must fence properties tall, newsboys barred from speedily selling wares, and bans on displaying weapons. Other provisions govern carrying dangerous arms and regulating paupers, reflecting dated civic controls.
A Mexico City banquet hosted by Don Victor Velasquez honored the Mexican Supreme Court and included prominent American lawyers. Guests discussed Roosevelt’s court proposal while Mexican magistrates noted the six year term and concurrent election with the president. Also, a stray zoological note mentions ruminants digest high fiber feeds better than horses and hogs.
From influential planetary positions comes a forecast advising readiness for the unexpected. Changes may arise but bring eventual benefit and satisfaction, with a sound judgment in most matters. Those born on the day face a year of happy change, progress, and adjustments amid early perplexities. A child born today is cheerful, fond of novelty, yet studious and inventive.
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