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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1937

Page

29

Wedding Gift Problems Shopper Index Guide to Presents

A 1960s style guide suggests categories for wedding gifts silver china glass wood linen and jewelry. It covers gift ideas for brides bridesmaids and bridegrooms from silver candlesticks and monogrammed linens to luggage and jewelry with emphasis on practical yet elegant options.

Youth movement to sponsor new tours

The American Youth Hostels plan a June 26 launch of two rolling hostel trains from Massachusetts and California for 9000 mile tours of Canada and the United States. Each car houses twenty hostelers with shared washrooms. meals are cooked on two stoves per car. Train length depends on demand. stops and side trips are flexible. Costs run about 99.47 dollars per traveler plus 1 dollar daily incidentals and a 15 dollar registration fee.

Northfield Mass America Massachusetts California Canada United States Pacific Coast Western Canada New England New Hampshire Vermont American Youth Hostels, Inc Berkshire Hills White Mountains Connecticut Valley California Farms Canadian Youth Hostel Association Dorothy Allen Calgary Alberta

Hostel Movement Expands in United States

The A Y H directors Monroe and Isabel Smith introduce the rolling hostel linking Massachusetts loops with new routes. Last year over 9,500 hostelers stayed at Massachusetts hostels paying 25 cents nightly for basic beds and meals. Seventy five percent biked and twenty five percent walked. The Smiths first became involved after Europe travels and the 1933 German youth hostel conference. The network now lists 4,500 hostels in nineteen countries.

America Massachusetts Monroe Isabel Smith Smiths Isabel Europe International Conference of Directors of Germany Northfield A Y H

Nurse Slashed. 105 Stitches Needed in Kannapolis

Mamie Houston, a Negro woman in Kannapolis, was slashed by a midnight attacker. Doctors required 105 stitches to close her wounds and expected her to recover. Separately, eighty eight Czech soap manufacturers joined to raise toilet soap prices.

Kannapolis N.C Mamie Houston Czechoslovakia

Birth of modern Spiritualism in America linked to Fox sisters

In 1848 Katherine Fox in Newark New York began rapping to a mysterious entity called Mr Splitfoot. The Fox sisters sparked a national Spiritualist movement with dramatic home cases in Rochester New York and later New York City.

Newark N. Y Katherine Fox Mr. Splitfoot America New York Katherine Margaret Rochester Society of Believers Fox Sisters Elisha K. Kane Cuba

Blood Pressure Linked to Two Glands Findings

Dr. George W. Crile told the American College of Physicians that high blood pressure results from an imbalance between the sympathetic circulation control and adrenal and thyroid glands. He said relief may come from lowering activity in either the glands or the sympathetic system, noting 84 operations reduced hypertension but more observation is needed.

Crile

Farmers See Chemurgy as Aid but Not a Cure-All

F W Peck of the University of Minnesota cautioned farmers not to overrate chemurgy as a solution for farm prosperity. He warned that enthusiasm for new uses of farm products could lead to overproduction without guaranteed markets or prices high enough to justify such crops.

Rochester, Minn F. W. Peck University of Minnesota Farm Peck

Striking Contrast Tops For The Season

Fashion notes urge two tone linen frocks Pattern 4399 in misses sizes 12 through 20 with yoke sleeves and action pleat styling. Instructions priced fifteen cents single or twenty five cents for both pattern and book. Gazette Cedar Rapids New York St Louis. Justice insight urged by Jesse W Barrett on judges power.

Anne Adams Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Departaorny W. 17Th St New, York

Arctic Whaling From frail Canoe Hunters Seek Open Water

Veteran trader Jim Allen of Wainwright Alaska describes Arctic whale hunting from a light skin canoe. He says open water in spring leads the hunt, with dog teams guiding, native crew paddling, and harpoons delivering explosive bombs to bring whales to the surface. He notes the danger of fluke strikes and the method to recover a whale under ice.

Seattle Jim Allen Wainwright Alaska Arctic Allen

Oldest Ford Truck With 22 License Plates At Chapel Hill

W M Perkins, a farmer eight miles from Chapel Hill, owns a 1915 Ford truck plastered with twenty two license plates. He uses it daily to haul wood and even as a makeshift saw by belt. He dislikes hand gear shift cars after a near collision in a previous vehicle.

Chapel ‘Hill N. C W. M. Perkins Ford Perkins Chapel Hill University of North Carolina

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Youth Movement Richard Silverthorn Stanford University Rocky Mountains Movement New U. S U. 5 ST. Louis Jesse W. Barrett Pattern Dresser Liebke & Taylor Co. Jewelers Second Avenue SE Farmer Rans Mainbocher First Ave. E. Dial Lydia Wehmeler Perkins Roosevelt Hotel Roosevelt WM. S. Cadow
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