Common Sense and Romance in Marriage Advice
The letters discuss practicality in marriage with Lucy advised to wait for Tom to be established. A reader asks how to handle a boastful partner, Miss Manners suggests highlighting modesty and humility. A love triangle among three girls and one charming boy ends with the adviser proposing to let time decide.
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Lucy
Tom
Miss Manners
Two Thrillers Open At Olympic For Three Days
Thursday starts a three day run at the Olympic theater with two thrill features. The Lucky Texan stars John Wayne in a fast paced western. I Was a Spy features Madeleine Carroll Herbert Marshall and Conrad Veidt. The tenth chapter of Wolf Dog and selected shorts accompany the program.
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Olympic Theater
John Wayne
Madeleine Carroll
Herbert Marshall
Conrad Veidt
Meteorite found in New Mexico holds tiny gold traces
A meteorite discovered in New Mexico contains minute amounts of gold. Scientists identified the precious metal within the rock, though quantities are extremely small and not commercially viable. The find highlights rare mineral presence in meteorite material.
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New Mexico
Benny Meroff And Orchestra Come To Iowa Stage Friday
Benny Meroff and his NBC orchestra with 30 entertainers visit Town theater Friday through Sunday. The bill features the film Lady by Choice starring May Robson Carole Lombard Roger Pryor and Walter Connolly with Robson in a derelict role and Lombard as the dancer.
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Benny Meroff
Iowa
Joe Cook
Eddie Cantor
NBC
May Robson
Carole Lombard
Roger Pryor
Walter Connolly
Miss Lombard
Miss Robson
Arthur Hohl
Raymond Walburn
NBC Orchestra
Courage the Greatest Gift From the Heart
A 1934 Edgar A Guest poem celebrates courage as the rarest, beating strength and skill. It contrasts tangible power and practiced craft with the inner steadfastness to endure disasters, keep fighting when hope wavers, and uphold the heart’s valor.
South Dakota Dam Project Nears Completion
Deadwood South Dakota. The Tomahawk lake project including a dam for impounding 126000000 gallons of water will be completed soon if the weather remains favorable. Engineer R L Ewing said waters of Bear Butte creek will be diverted into the lake through a diversion channel. The lake will be full next summer if ample snow falls this winter.
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Deadwood
Tomahawk Lake
R. L. Ewing
Bear Butte Creek
Ewing
Eight Students Named To Governing Board Of Coe College Playhouse
Dr H M Gage president of Coe college appointed eight students to the governing board of the Coe College Playhouse. The group will plan with the faculty dramatics committee for the 1934 35 season and operate the play house. Appointees include Modesto Kelley Cedar Rapids Maurice Dunlap Cedar Rapids Joseph Faulkner Chicago Abigail Ann Gilbert Fremont Neb Howard Johnston Chicago Raymond Pierce Tipton Elizabeth Jackson Cedar Rapids and Marion Dwelle Northwood.
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H. M. Gage
Coe College
Coe
Coe College Playhouse
Modesto Kelley
Cedar Rapids
Maurice Dunlap
Joseph Faulkner
Chicago
Abigail Ann Gilbert
Fremont
Neb
Howard Johnston
Raymond Pierce
Tipton
Elizabeth Jackson
Marion Dwelle
Northwood
Theatres Show Big Week with Top Stars
At the theaters in Iowa Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers star in The Gay Divorcee. Pauline Lord W C Fields Zasu Pitts appear in Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. Paul Lukas Constance Cummings headline Glamour. Janet Gaynor Warner Baxter lead Paddy the Next Best Thing Money Means Nothing stars Wallace Ford and Gloria Shea. The Lucky Texan stars John Wayne I Was a Spy stars Madeleine Carroll Bert Marshall. In England twelve percent of motor licenses are held by women.
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Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Paramount
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Zasu Pitts
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Constance Cummings
Sally Blaine
Charles Starrett
Rialto
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Warner Baxter
Paddy
Wallace Ford
Gloria Shea
Olympic
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Madeleine Carroll
Herbert Marshall
Colesburg Obituary for James W Brown
Funeral services were held for James W Brown in Colesburg. Born April 19 1872 in Mallory township Clay county he married Etta M Flenniken February 15 1898. He worked at Cassville creamery then farmed north of Colesburg and lived in Colesburg the last sixteen years engaged in stock buying. He belonged to Constellation lodge No 67 A F and A M and De Molay Consistory Clinton. Surviving are four brothers Charles Jacob H Bruce E Frank, three sisters Mrs Ida Knee and others.
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James W. Brown
Mr. Brown
James W
Jane Hewett Brown
Mallory Township
Clayton County
Etta M. Flenniken
Brown
Constellation Lodge
de Molay Consistory
Clinton
Charles
Jacob H
Bruce E
Frank Brown
Ida Knee
Funeral arrangements for Mallory township residents announced
Lillian Blaker and Mrs Maggie Bed dow of Mallory township and Joe W Brown of Mallory township are noted in funeral notices. Services were conducted by Constellation lodge and Rev G C Nothdurst. Pallbearers include Joe Brown Chance Brown Dale Brown Elmer Brown Wayne Brown and Fred Knee. Berlin dubbed the Green Capital with over 465000 trees lining its roads.
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Maggie Beddow
Mallory Township
Joe W. Brown
Constellation Lodge
G. C. Nothdurst
Joe Brown
Chance Brown
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