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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1934
Page
14
A social prejudice story depicts Jean an attractive intelligent girl excluded by the town’s old families due to living on the wrong side of the railroad tracks. Her humble but honest parents fail to gain acceptance despite merit and character.
A touring Bowery Follies revue begins a three day Iowa engagement Friday at the Iowa theater. The show features eight chorines over 200 pounds, nearly 50 performers, and acts paying homage to the gay 90s with songs dances and scenery. Screen feature Fugitive Lady stars Florence Rice and Neil Hamilton. Three stage shows Friday and Saturday and four on Sunday run at vaudeville prices.
A reader asks how to handle a fast paced relationship that could harm reputation. The adviser says if she cares for you she will stop disapproved behavior. if not worth the effort, forget her.
Two new features are playing at the Olympic theater through Saturday. The first picture Straightaway stars Tim McCoy and Sue Carol. The film follows a racing rider and his girl in a dramatic Western setting.
The show features a horse racing packed program with a second feature titled As Hus bands Go starring Warner Baxter Helen Vinson Warner Oland and Catherine Doucet The plot follows a heroine explaining her Paris boyfriend to her husband in Dubuque The program closes with the second chapter of Pirate Treasure a musical comedy sketch and news
The Bowery Follies opens at the Iowa Theater for a four performance engagement. Women weighing 200 pounds or more who meet the requirement and arrive by 2 p.m. Friday may enter free after tipping the scale. A bevy of fair sex applicants lines up at the lobby scale for this novelty opening.
Nancy Page describes making towels for Christmas gifts using checked linen crash and striped weaves. Machines, embroidery, and tracing paper enable durable hems and monograms in color fast thread. A directions leaflet with the alphabet is obtainable for three cents and a stamped return envelope.
An medical note argues gargling is ineffective for throat infections and harmful during acute inflammation. Drs Snow and Stern show X ray evidence that liquid cannot reach target areas. recommends gravity irrigation through the nose or throat instead, especially for children, with broader use for scarlet fever, diphtheria, and sinusitis.
In preparation for Handel's 250th birthday celebrations in Dublin the committee seeks information from the Irish Free State. They note Handel's Irish friendships and his warm reception in Dublin when Messiah was performed there. Citizens are asked to send letters portraits and manuscripts for display during the festival.
Listings announce Paramount features Constance Bennett and Fredric March in The Affairs of Cellini and Charles Butterworth with Maxine Doyle in Student Tour. Iowa shows Grace Moore in One Night of Love and Grace Colombo with Tulio Carminati in Wake Up and Dream. Palace highlights Margaret Sullavan in Little Man What Now with Adolphe Menjou in The Human Side. Rialto presents The Kennel Murder Case with William Powell and Mary Astor and Olsen in Olsen's Big Moment. Olympic screens Straightaway with Tim McCoy and Sue Carol and As Husbands Go with Warner Baxter and Helen Vinson.
The note outlines a gentle technique where air passes through one nostril and exits the other as the child alternates lying on each side. It describes a calm, noninvasive breathing exercise.
A medical column praises injection therapy for hernia, notes high success in older men with direct hernia, and urges openness to advances beyond surgical norms. It also cautions against routine carbonated water and reassures grape seeds do not cause appendicitis, citing medical opinions.
George E. Sokolsky of New York City will discuss whether Japan will dominate the Far East at 8 p m Thursday in the Town Hall Forum at St Pauls Methodist church The speaker is an authority on Manchuria China Japan and Russia and has written extensively on Far East problems. Rev Robert Little will introduce him.
Santa Claus announces Cinderella will ride with him on a special float in his Cedar Rapids Christmas parade on Friday, November 30. The story book heroine is praised for virtue and forgiveness as part of the season’s spirit. Santa says other story book characters will be announced in future radiograms.
Notice states that Lillian Heskett is appointed on November 14 1934 as Executrix of GC B Heskett deceased in Linn County Iowa. Creditors urged to pay and file claims with Linn County District Court clerk, Penningroth attorney.
O C Hines of 1644 A Avenue NE caught what is believed to be a true salamander on a hook while fishing the Cedar River north of the dam. The animal, about ten inches, will be raised to full size. experts note true salamanders are rare in inland waters.
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