Blessed Event at Paramount with Lee Tracy star power
New York gossip amid a fast paced Paramount program. Lee Tracy plays a chatter writer and the film follows a columnist nose for news with wit and multiple sources. Lovely Mary Brian supports a sweet romance while Dick Powell adds a popular musical with four new song hits. Short features include Sportslant by Ted Husing a color revue Modern Cinderella and Saturday grid game updates.
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Frost King Husky to Appear in VFW Vaudeville Act
Frost King a renowned Husky will perform in a Veterans of Foreign Wars vaudeville and dance show at the Memorial Building on November 4 and 5. His son Wolf is owned by Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt. The dogs, brought to Cedar Rapids by Doc Cowan, come from the Far North and can haul 200 pounds and travel 40 miles daily.
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Theaters Preview With Stars In New Screenings
The page lists Paramount Clark Gable and Jean Harlow in Red Dust, Loretta Young and George Brent in They Call It Sin, Kongo with Walter Huston Lupe Velez and Conrad Nagel, Two-Fisted Law with Tim McCoy, and The Doomed Battalion at Olympic.
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County Office Candidates Feature Vesely and Storck
Robert M Vesely Republican candidate for county auditor is a Linn County resident living on Third Street SE with a banking career and wartime service. D B Storck Democratic candidate operates a 240 acre farm after varied banking and public service roles.
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Radio Drama Are You Listening At State Wednesday
State theater to host a two day run of Are You Listening based on J P McEvoy radio story. William Haines stars as a radio continuity writer whose bitter domestic dispute ends with his wife’s accidental death and his flight from police. Madge Evans and Anita Page co star in a drama about radio life and crime.
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Karen Morley
Neil Hamilton
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Joan Marsh
Knee care myth and authority clash on health view
A clipped opinion piece cites anonymous authorities arguing about knee exposure and arthritis in damp weather. It questions whether medical pronouncements need caveats and notes a doctor recommending knee covering for children, implying beliefs shaping practice without named experts.
Healthful Nudity and Evidence in Child Welfare
A columnist argues against alarmist medical claims about bare knees and cold exposure. He notes doctors often rely on vague statements, cites historical shifts in attitudes toward scanty dress, and insists that exposing skin to sunshine and air is healthy when comfortable, challenging fears about disease from nudity.
Uncomfortable Advice Sparks Frustration
A reader vents frustration about discomfort and urges others to wear clothing or items to feel comfortable, labeling the suggestion as obvious and impractical while addressing someone directly.
Question and Answers on Health and Nutrition
A health column addresses infant head symmetry noting that side sleeping is not critical and spontaneous correction occurs with fresh air sunlight and good nutrition. It also discusses bruise marks from minor impacts likely due to purura or scurvy and cites no remedy. The calorie data for popcorn shredded wheat tea sugar milk and cream are provided.
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Aviation rate study outlines passenger hour metric
A 1931 schedule proposes setting the passenger hour rate at two per 1,000 or five per 100,000 flights, developed by the aviation committee of the Actuarial Society of America. The phrasing reflects an era focus on efficiency metrics and risk assessment for air travel.
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