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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1934
Page
30
A humor column praises the film This Man Is Mine starring Irene Dunne Ralph Bellamy Constance Cummings and Kay Johnson coming to Iowa Friday. The comedy spoofs upper class drawing rooms and delivers sharp satire as a wife fights to protect her marriage.
Major cinema listings set at Paramount Majestic Palace Rialto and Olympic feature James Cagney Genevieve Tobin Walter Huston Frances Dee Joan Blondell Kay Francis and John Wayne with Mary Boland Myrna Loy and others. A Maynard town caucus names a citizens ticket for the March 26 town election with incumbents and candidates Burdick Bartels Foss Maynard Simpson Schmitt Buenneke Jr.
Earl Richmond, Olympic Peninsula hunter, recalls a deadly struggle at HOH Washington between Nuisance the dog and a large cougar. The dog latched onto the panther’s throat as both animals toppled into the Hoh River. Both were unconscious. the dog revived, the cougar fought briefly before Richmond dispatched it.
Ethel Collicott a former local automobile dealer was fatally wounded in Davenport by a holdup man. Mrs J B Hall and her mother Mrs M W Herrick left for Los Angeles. L J Derflinger of Cedar Rapids Savings Bank spoke at Cornell College. Loyalty lodge Modern Brotherhood of America was organized with officers named. H C Ring and Senator Heald left for Fayette to judge a debate. Miss Hazel Edna Spaight and Frank Churchill married. W G Stuart left for Battle Creek to take a new position. W J Forrey elected president of Post C T P A with officers Bresee Allen Longhurst. Dr John W Geiger went to Leavenworth for a banquet in honor of General Bell.
In a recent Duplicate game East doubled an overcall, allowing the Declarer to fulfill the contract. The analysis shows no defense by East or West could beat the contract with perfect play, despite a risky two spade bid by North and a late heart queen maneuver by Dummy. Cedar Rapids Gazette offers a free booklet on Bridge Rules and Etiquette with a stamped self addressed envelope.
The piece argues yes, criticizing tipping for degrading dignity and fostering class distinctions, creating income instability, pressuring middle class to tip to keep up with the rich, and signaling an inadequate wage system for personal service. It adds the adage about not being first or last with change as a commendable guide to life.
A newspaper notice offers a 28 page booklet on forming and controlling habits by Dr Albert Wiggam and cited William James. Requests require a self addressed stamped return envelope and 10 cents to cover costs.
The article argues for a middle path in opinions dress and living as Aristotle would call the good life promoting tolerance. It then notes a Q A on divorce showing in 1931 more than twice as many wives obtain divorces than husbands.
Miss Alice V. Hagan notes that laws grant wives more legal grounds for divorce than husbands do. Neglect to provide is rarely a husband's cause, while extreme cruelty and desertion more often involve men. When both agree, it often reflects less on the man, with the wife filing by mutual consent.
Dr William Brady warns against the overuse of the title Doctor in shoe branding 1932. He urges soft flexible footwear for children, limits on heel height, and warns against unneeded arch props. He recommends consultation with a qualified physician or orthopedic surgeon for foot problems.
Questions and answers discuss effects of smoking drinking during pregnancy and infant feeding. A medical consensus warns alcohol and tobacco harm the unborn child and can hinder nursing. Guidance on dosing iron remedies and pasteurized milk notes pasteurization destroys vitamin C and favors certified milk for babies.
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