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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1935
Page
13
A discussion blends science and ethics on women's views of class labels and political parties. It includes a columnist's advice on dating, independence from parental control, and balancing discipline with personal freedom.
The piece quotes Dr. Donald Laird on likability with a claim of one in a million odds for single traits and a billion to one for both. It notes opinions on marriage loyalty and a witty aside about calculus sharpening imagination, concluding with a 1935 copyright note.
Jane feels she must not marry because her mother would be left alone in the big house. Jim urges happiness, but Jane fears abandoning her mother. The mother, happily married with a home, would want Jane to have joy, yet the dilemma remains unresolved.
George Camp Douglas, formerly of Cedar Rapids, killed in an accident in Chantilly France while noted for WWI service with the British army. B C Bren elected to Iowa chapter of Gamma Alpha at the University of Iowa. Calvary Baptist buys Second Avenue West property for church construction at $13,000. Local markets list various prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, hay, straw, hens, eggs, hogs, steers, and lambs. Captain J F Merry to deliver Memorial Day address at Marion. John Rompot new cashier of Swisher Savings Bank, replacing ill Stephen Pudil. Ohio Literary Society at Coe College torn down its Anchor mills to raise funds. Library wood burning class attracts over forty applicants. Judge James H. Rothrock returns from Portland.Gas plant adds one-story brick addition to expand clarifying capacity. Local market prices updated for oats, corn, barley, rye, wheat, hay, straw, hens, eggs, hogs, steers, and lambs.
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