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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1933

Page

12

City to Host 1934 Knights of Columbus Convention

Cedar Rapids will host the 1934 state convention of the Knights of Columbus town state council. Delegates from Des Moines Greene Ossian Shenandoah and other cities elected Greg A Figge Ossian as state deputy and William Dearney Marshalltown as state advocate. The meeting set for next year follows a 1934 Fort Madison gathering where 500 delegates were expected.

Knights of Columbus Cedar Rapids W H Redmond Sam Stochl Grand Knight Donald Spaight Joe MceCormick Couucil Fort. Madison McCornick Chamber of Commerce Knights W D Kearney Marshalltown J R. McManus Des Moines Chicago Greg A Figge Ossian Leo J Wegman W.B Stager Greene John Robinet Sheldon M. T. Griffith Shenandoah Joseph R. Leary Fort Madison M. J. Carey Newton Lawrence Brennan Emmetsburg Greg A. Figge Ray F. Coniey A. J Heese Parling William Dearney J. M. Kelly Washington

G E Kitchen On Wheels At Smulekoff's Friday

The General Electric Kitchen coach will appear in Cedar Rapids at Smulekoff's 107 Third Ave SW all day Friday May 26. The unit showcases modern labor saving devices including refrigerator range dishwasher clock ventilating fan radio food mixer toaster washing machine and more. Housewives are invited to inspect the traveling kitchen and consider modernization of their homes.

Housewives of Cedar Rapids Smulekoff General Electric Leo Smulekoff bas-t-bruel-Richen Sork Smulekoff's Third Avenue

Local Man Fined For Drunken Driving In Tipton

Joe Olish son of George Olish 1404 Tenth Street SE was fined 300 dollars and costs and prohibited from driving for ninety days by Judge John T Moffit in Tipton district court on a drunken driving charge. Olish drove a car that overturned east of Bennett on Highway 74 last Friday evening. The car belonged to Charles Barmtius of Cedar Rapids. a female passenger suffered a fractured arm. Three others in the car with Olish were fined in Tipton justice court Saturday for intoxication.

Joe Olish George Olish Tenth Street John T Moffit Tipton Olish Bennett Highway 74 Charles Barmtius Cedar Rapids Biazoitais

Man Passes Suspect Bad Check At Store

J A Yager manager of Jack's store at 104 First street SF reports a man posing as A H Alden attempted to pass a worthless check for a small purchase. The man about 35, six inches tall, 190 pounds with week growth beard, clothed in unclear attire. the check was endorsed before clerk questioned, then the man left. Police cautioned following the incident near Ossian on St Travens.

J A Yager Jack First Street H Alden Sager

Explore Your Mind Author's Note on Science and Morality

The excerpt argues science prioritizes societal rights over individuals and claims women prefer men who show vitality and humor. It states women value understanding of nature and humanness, while noting that being overly loud is not inherently attractive. The passage begins a discussion on human censuses and social judgments.

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California juvenile prodigy Betty Ford praised for work

Professor Lerman and Jessie Fenton of Stanford University studied Betty Ford, a California juvenile prodigy who, at seven, wrote essays and poetry, noting that praise from parents and teachers can shape behavior toward priggishness rather than encouraging genuine achievement.

Lewis Terman Jessie C Fenton Stanford University Betty Ford California

Winning Arguments by Albert Edward Wikerams

An early 20th century booklet touts methods to win arguments based on twenty thousand interviews. It promises practical principles for businesspeople, salespeople, lawyers, and others who engage with the public. The ad asks ten cents plus stamps to cover printing and mailing, with responses via the newspaper.

Albert Edward Wikerams Podic

Educational psychology views on gender and intelligence

The text cites Edward L. Thorndyke claiming men show greater intellectual variability and a higher share in intellectual weakness, with about twice as many men in asylums. It notes disagreement among psychologists on causes but agreement on higher foolishness rates in men. It also oddly mentions Bisckfish and porpoise oil for lubricating delicate mechanisms.

Betty Edward L. Thorndyke Thorndyke

Fragmented Editorial Snippet on Economic Prospect Tone

A garbled excerpt discusses the seaborne market and political firms. It notes efforts to stabilise fortunes and meet progress goals while warning against impetuous conduct that could harm prospects. It references a publisher and a director in a cautious tone.

Forecast of a Year of Stabilization and Notable Nativity

A year of stable prospects requires calm judgment and prudent money handling. A child born today may be aggressive yet practical, with traits of high spirit and restraint. Notable nativity Gene Tunney is cited. guidance includes dampening eggs with cold water before boiling.

Gene Tunney

Cotton Corduroys 39 Yards in White Pastels and Blues

Fabric listing promotes 39 yards of cotton corduroy suitable for sport dresses swagger coats or tailored suits. Available in white and pastel shades plus navy and scarlet. Width 36 inches fast color.

Crisp Organdy Fabric Ad Highlighting Style

An advertisement features Crisp Organdy fabric with 59 yard claims and vivid patterns, praising sheer colorfulness, floral designs, and a permanent finish for 40 inch wide material.

Crisp

Eyelet Batistes sell at 39c yard in pastel shades

Eyelet Batistes offered at 39 cents per yard with all over embroidery in green blue pink yellow natural and white. Width is 36 inches. Other fabrics priced at 49c and 95c per yard.

New Waffiasse 59c yard Sport Fabric Feature

New Waffiasse sport fabric offered at 59 cents a yard. It is a rough weave cotton that adapts to swagger coats suits jumpers and skirts. Available in white and pastel sport shades, 36 inches wide and tub fast.

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W. H. Redmond Joe McCormick G. E. Kitchen On Wheels Smulekoff’s Travens Maeet Fra Theina Spa Sam Lee Jeweler First Ave. E NORGE Lubergers Albert Edward Wiggam D. Sc Craemer First Avenue By Genevieve Kemale I. A. Hirschmann Pub Neity C. A. Stout Craemer's Eyelet Batistes New Waffiasse Hollywood Craemer’s Wearwell
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