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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1933
Page
3
A neighborly woman Mrs H provides quick visits with biscuits to new arrivals, easing their settling in. A girl writes to Miss Manners defending girls against gold digger stereotypes, noting many dates are enjoyable without costly gifts and urging more thoughtful company.
Three friends seek guidance on whether the three boys they love return their feelings. The answer warns that showing too much eagerness can push them away. being patient increases the chance of a clear response.
A narrator questions why the girls do not take a walk during the noon hour or meet in a new place to avoid interruptions. The remark implies concern about privacy and social norms.
Michael Shultz accidentally drowned in a cistern at his daughter Mrs. R. J. Hayek’s Bever avenue residence while checking water level. Miss Vivian Harris and Paul Mc Crean of Washington, D. C. were present.
Will Rogers jokes about gold control and European royalty in a Beverly Hills column. He notes Bulgaria's King Borus and Romania's King Carol meeting to discuss relations and marriage proposals. He quips about marriages between royals and commoners and hints at a humorous international balance of power.
A Cedar Rapids wedding took place today at the bride's home conducted by Dr. Harry M. Gage with Worth Averill officiating. Yesterday a ceremony was held in Three Rivers Michigan for Margaret Beerstecher and the groom. Frank Hyde became city humane officer succeeding Ben Miller who moved to California on November 1 1913. Maude Powell the violinist gave two Cedar Rapids concerts. Frank Hollan lost a little finger while cleaning his automobile chain. Mr and Mrs Edward Hall departed for Chicago to attend the motorcycle show. C Sherwood Milwaukee agent received a note and 14 cents from a Wisconsin man who admits he rode a train without paying.
W. D. Crenshaw resigns from Oscar Soloman to take a post in the east. Mr and Mrs Winslow Neal depart for Seattle to settle there. Elwood Webber a Cedar Rapids bricklayer injured after a fall from the second story at Independence hospital. Former Governor Larrabee and family visit en route to Clermont from the east. A boy’s voice deepens as his larynx and cords enlarge during puberty.
Florence OToole named Executrix of the estate of John Milke late of Linn County Iowa. Creditors must file claims with the Clerk of the Linn County District Court.Case 12300 shows the appointment dated October 1933. Attorneys Cahill Boland Hines represent the executrix.
A listing of shops and firms including Louie's Clothes Shop Linn County Abstract Co Lynch Transfer and Storage Co Martin's Montreur Studio Millsap Motor Co Hupmobile Distributor Majestic Theater W D McTavish Federal Farm Loans Nandell Hamlin Auto Service New Process Launderers Dry Cleaners Neumode Hosiery Store Packing House Markets C Penney Co Prout Furniture Co shows a cross section of local commerce and services.
A 1930s style exhortation urges readers to stock up on cosmetics as prices rise under new wage rules and NRA codes. It discusses rising costs for perfume, talc, oils, and labor, and advises purchasers to buy trusted brands and seek stores with good stock and clear pricing.
A dated promotional guide urges buying bulk beauty supplies now. It advises stocking cold cream soap lipstick powder and tonics and keeping multiple items on hand to weather future price increases and bottle shrinkage. It also promotes routine nightly cleansing and personal care.
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