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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1934
Page
11
Hazel cannot forget a past love and remains convinced she cannot care for anyone else. The advice suggests she should put away souvenirs and socialize to find happiness, noting many women eventually move on. The column then offers reader letters about married happiness and hopeful romance with cautions to avoid forcing a relationship.
An old fashioned advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a home treatment for varicose ulcers. It claims no enforced rest or injections are needed and that the oil ends pain, reduces swelling, and stimulates circulation. Money back if not helped, from May Drug Co. and druggists nationwide.
The article lists practical antiseptics for home use. It recommends boric acid powder, tincture of iodine, various chlorine-based disinfectants, and a four ounce bottle of 5 percent phenol solution kept for general disinfection and antiseptic needs.
A high school girl asked if skin respiration occurs. The author argues against it and warns against antiseptics overuse. He criticizes lay beliefs that strong antiseptics cure illnesses or prevent colds, noting risks to healing tissues and calling out quacks.
An article fragment questions the value of precautionary vaccination for paralysis diphtheria and encephalitis. It suggests that frequent removal of nasal and throat secretions and irritation from the chemical itself may weaken natural defenses and aid invasion by germs.
A reader asks if a 15 year old boy should pursue endurances like football and marathons given his height and weight. The reply advises against university level tests for a normal boy and suggests skill and agility contests instead. Another question concerns a child with a dislocated hip, answered as not inherited but possibly congenital or developmental.
The Cedar Rapids National Bank in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, must present all claims to Receiver Robert B. Cook with legal proof within three months from February 2, 1934 or be disallowed, per notice from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
Mr and Mrs John T Hamilton return from a world tour. En route to the pyramids his hat blows away and is later found by Ben Bever of the same city. Neither knew the other was present at the moment.
An actor named September Morn was killed today at Greene's opera house. Philip Andrew Wolff aged 96, Linn county's oldest resident, died at his Vinton road home. Rev. A R Paul of United Presbyterian church resigns after fourteen years to take a St Louis call. Joe Irwin of New Process speaks at Des Moines IA Launderers meeting as vice president.
Mr. and Mrs. John Knowles arrive with family from Eagle Grove to settle here. A. H. Mohler, former Cedar Rapids resident, named vice president of Union Pacific. He previously led the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company. Robert Williams, longtime BCRN official, becomes Clover Leaf railroad general superintendent. Maude Leone of Cedar Rapids signs a contract.
Hilmar Tarsen of Tama is recalled by the North Western railroad to work as an air brake repair expert in Proviso Illinois. He last worked in this field nine years ago before a three year layoff. May or J F McKinney grants a thirty day leave. If permanent, he will resign as marshal. Ed Houghton becomes night marshal Lassen takes over. Henry Werner remains constable and is now day marshal. Australia reports record butter output.
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