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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1939
Page
5
Cullen Wright of Scottsbluff Neb addressed 100 at the Rotary Club dinner urging better citizenship. He urged curfews to reunite families and cautioned against clinging to old ways while stressing optimism and leadership in the community.
The speaker laments greed and brands profit as essential to energy and initiative. He warns that denying profit harms national effort and equality, portraying mass protests as envy of earned rewards. A dig at seasoned politicians ends with a parable of an oily adviser to Eve and Adam losing their ranch.
A family of five can eat well on twelve dollars weekly with menus designed for two adults and three children. Each day plans provide two balanced meals with protein minerals and vitamins, suitable for a cold winter morning. For hot breakfasts cocoa is suggested as a milder alternative to coffee for children.
A household meal plan lists hot milk, cocoa for children, and Luncheon items as well as a pot roast dinner. It details Onions au gratin with white sauce, breadcrumbs, cheese, and a baking finish, serving five. Cost for the day estimates about 1.85 dollars.
Advice column excerpt addressing a man who fancies himself a great lover yet is mocked by girls. It suggests gentle discouragement and using double dates to widen social options, with tips to invite both boys and girls to broaden opportunities.
A reader asks how to cope with town life and loneliness after moving. The reply urges extra effort to meet peers, suggests going with a parent on neighbor visits, inviting classmates home for snacks, and gradually widening social circles to form friendships.
Frank E Potts of Catawba South Carolina was indicted in Warsaw Indiana on a first degree murder charge Tuesday. The case seeks an outcome in a serious fatal incident connected to the surrounding investigation.
Warsaw widow Florence Fote Ver, 62, was found strangled and beaten in her home on October 13. Police are investigating the case as a homicide, seeking leads and motive while preserving the crime scene for further examination.
A stark anti Nazi verse contrasts Edgar A Guest with Adolf Hitler, denouncing power worship, greed, and warfare as the poet’s intolerant absence of faith, family, and humanity, ending with a taunt against the Nazi salute.
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