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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
7
A reader describes a bored Mrs S engaging in a mild flirtation with a longtime family acquaintance. The note warns such affairs can become dangerous and domestic tragedy may follow if the flirtation intensifies.
At the Iowa venues a varied lineup includes The Case of the Curious Bride starring Warren William and Swell Head with Wallace Ford. Paramount presents Our Little Girl with Shirley Temple and Laurel and Hardy in Fixer-Uppers. State features It's a Small World with Spencer Tracy and Wendy Barrie. Palace offers You Belong to Me with Lee Tracy and Young and Beautiful with Wampus Baby Stars. Rialto screens Red Morning with Steffi Dane and Big Time or Bust with Gloria Shea. Olympic features Grand Canray with Warner Baxter and Romance in the Rain with Heather Angel plus Bohemian talking picture Behind the Monastery Door.
The Palace presents You Belong To Me, detailing vaudeville life and drama with Lee Tracy Helen Mack and David Holt supported by Helen Morgan. Also shown is Young and Beautiful starring William Haines and Judith Allen with the Wampas Baby Stars.
Mrs Stella Williams 60 proprietor of a ready to wear store in McGregor died at her home Tuesday after a two week illness. Born in McGregor she lived here all her life. Survived by daughter Barbara Williams and sister Miss Amelia Schott both of McGregor. Active Christian Science church member and reader in the church. Funeral services at the home Wednesday conducted by the Christian Science church.
An ancient Sanskrit proverb notes that man may live without bread but cannot survive without milk, underscoring dairy’s essential role in nutrition and culture.
In a detailed duplicate bridge deal South as declarer wins by careful play and a strategic falsecard by West. The narrative explains when false cards by defenders are proper and how misdirection can aid declarer, ending with the 1938 copyright note.
A tongue in cheek health column urges older adults to pursue vitamins and dental care, touts vitamin G and C benefits, and promotes iodized diets. It urges five year life-extension plans with exercise, dentistry, and proper footwear, ending with a Q and A section on home health basics.
McGregor hosts senior class picnics on pleasure boats on the Mississippi River. Decorah seniors visited Monday and Fayette seniors arrived Tuesday. Boats are booked for class outings through June with planned trips on the river.
In two adjoining columns the paper notes Mrs Roosevelt visiting a coal mine to observe operations while Mr Roosevelt attends to others. The commentary hints at public sympathy and the presidency amid the outing with implied sentiment and humorous misprints.
A 1938 notice discusses cheap smoked glasses sold in stores and whether they injure eyesight. Experts say tinted glasses do not harm vision and may reduce strain, though reliability varies and face tests are advised.
Farm wages stood at 94 percent of prewar levels on April 1 the highest for that date since 1932 signaling a strong early spring labor market. The report highlights wage recovery across agricultural sectors and notes timing with planting Season.
The Rialto screens Red Morning headlined by Steffi Dunn with Regis Toomey in a perilous sea adventure aboard her father’s schooner. Supporting cast includes Raymond Hatton and Mitchell Lewis. Also shown are Big Time Or Bust with Gloria Shea, Mystery Mountain serial with Ken Maynard, and Ladies Love Danger amid comic relief.
A Thursday showing of Ladies Love Danger at the State theater features Mona Barrie as an unexpected visitor to a playwright’s apartment amid a murder plot for profit. Gilbert Roland plays the playwright, with a mysterious beauty intruding before a crime unfolds.
Fragmentary text mentions claims against a party and the Clerk of District Court. Names like Kilroy and Paul Jones appear as attorney references. No clear event or outcome available in the readable snippet.
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