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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1942
Page
20
Albert E Wiggam answers reader questions on politics character and war morale. He argues extroverts make better politicians while introverts craft laws with less bias. He cautions against sororities harming morale and notes radicals often arise from feelings of inferiority.
An 11 year old finds a bottle labeled Nux Vomica and explains it contains strychnine. The piece urges caution with poisons, advises keeping toxic drugs out of reach, using good light to read labels, and choosing nonpoisonous substitutes when possible. It also gives steps for poisoning: read the antidote directions and call a doctor. A free leaflet on stamps and stamp collecting is offered.
A fragment notes Amele and Ray Helium being associated with a first discovery on the sun. The sentence hints at astronomical naming or historical attribution without full context. Further readable details are needed for a complete summary.
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