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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1933
Page
4
A historic patent medicine claim lists 666 Liquid tablets and a nose drops remedy claimed to cure colds in minutes and neuralgia in half an hour, malaria in three days, plus a laxative and tonic touted as the most speedy cure known.
A new feature based on the stark tale of modern prisons, written by Morris Lavine, former metropolitan newspaper man, debuts as a provocative examination of corrections and justice.
Friday at the State theater stars Richard Dix with Madge Evans Conway Tearle Una Merkel Stuart Erwin Spanky Macfarlane Isobel Jewel James Bell and Raymond Hatton. The film follows a man confined in prison and his wife’s fight to hold the family as economic hardship drives a dramatic climax that tests happiness and faith.
City youngsters are promised a big time at the Majestic theater Saturday morning show at 10. The program features the Mickey Mouse Follies on stage at 10 30 by a talented company. The picture is selected for children. Admission is ten cents for children and also for adults accompanying them. London’s trains buses and street railways carried 2 236 000 000 passengers last year.
Tom Tyler stars in Deadwood Pass at Rialto, aided by Alice Dahl as a stylish heroine in a fast paced western. Sally Blaine and John Darrow lead Probation, a gripping rapid story set in the Night Court social scene and a dodgy rooming house, with Cats and the Fiddle and news as part of the program.
Theaters list film offerings with Paul Muni Aline MacMahon in The World Changes at AT THE THEATERS TOWN. Paramount features Lilian Harvey Lew Ayres in My Weakness. State presents Day of Reckoning with Richard Dix Madge Evans. Majestic shows Blondie of the Follies Yes Mr Brown starring Marion Davies Robert Montgomery. Palace features Heritage of the Desert Garden of Ghost City with Buck Jones. Rialto shows Dead Wood Pass Tom Tyler Probation Sally Blaine. Olympic presents The Big Broadcast Erie Crosby trailing North with Bob Steele.
Objections to penalties like doubles in bridge are common among strong players. In a recent Stock holm rubber match North doubled, allowing Ivar Andersson a chance to make a contract that would likely fail without the illuminating double. West was dealer, with North and South vulnerable.
A bridge column recounts West opening two diamonds and the ensuing play by Andersson. North doubles and South, East, West bidding produce a slam. Andersson uses a precise sequence to exhaust opponents, limiting North to one trump trick and securing the contract. The note mentions a free booklet offer from The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
The text states North may not pass after a game is reached and four clubs is in play leaving North with a required response. It emphasizes the forcing nature of the sequence to ensure hands are played at a game contract and that neither partner can pass until the final bid is clarified.
Mary reassures Jim that she has loved no one before him though he remains suspicious of her past. The piece contrasts two advice columns about relationships and parental limits. It also includes letters about trust, steady dating, and choosing to listen to elders over peer pressure.
Personal Health Service columnist William Brady discusses basal metabolism tests, patient anecdotes, and the limits of machine measurements in diagnosis. He argues that seasoned physician judgment remains essential, fearing gadgets rise as medical training wanes and inviting doctors to respond.
The excerpt presents advice on episodes where a child holds breath and stiffens with eye rolling, suggesting an X ray to check a thymus, cod liver oil, sun exposure or ultraviolet light, and well water hygiene. It includes a humorous note on a breathing booklet and a claim about the giant Japanese oban coin.
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