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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1939
Page
12
A humorous critique of how movie reporters are portrayed versus real newsroom life. It notes film heroes flash bravado, quit or threaten bosses for better pay, and chase dramatic scoops, while actual journalism requires steadier effort and fewer glam moments from camera-friendly stars.
The discussion links vitamin B complex deficiency to hunger loss and stimulant craving. It cites gastric atony from lack of B vitamins and explains how improved vitamin intake could restore hunger and energy, reducing reliance on tobacco, alcohol, or drugs for temporary relief.
Men who paint paper clean or wash walls advertise under classification 11 in the Want Ads. The brief notice signals availability of home maintenance workers offering decorating and cleaning services.
The Carthage College a cappella choir directed by Prof. Elmer Hawke will sing at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, April 26, at First Lutheran church. Sponsored by the church’s Lutheran Women's guild, the choir tours major Midwest cities, has appeared in Orchestra Hall Chicago, broadcast on leading radio stations, and was a National Farm and Home Hour feature for four years.
Howard Maroney of Wadena Minnesota found a bottle in Twin Lakes containing a faint note dated July 19 1907 with the town monitor Monagha Minn. The note suggests it was dropped in the river at Menahga over 30 years ago as Maroney seeks clues to its meaning.
A 1911 revision set police rules for Cedar Rapids that endure today, under which officers can be fired only for cause. The rules omit modern items like automobiles and tear gas but cover salutes, conduct, language, and reporting duties. A 1929 update added shifts and a new edition shortened the rule list to sixteen unless further changes occurred.
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