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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1935
Page
6
A reader asks Miss Manners for guidance on a fiancé tempted by another woman. The columnist counsels calm self confidence and not appearing possessive to keep the engagement strong.
The film features Lionel Barrymore as the lead physician manipulated by the underworld. Supporting cast includes Jean Arthur, Joseph Calletti, Paul Kelly, and Lewis Stone. The second feature is Were In The Mones with John Blondell Glenda Farrell and Hugh Herbert in major roles.
The feature Public Hero No 1 opens at the Palace today through Saturday. It tells of a man who defies death and faces prison while chasing the most dangerous band in America to bring to justice a notorious public enemy Chester Morris.
A jumble of film listings features stars Will Rogers Barbara Stanwyck Preston Foster and Jean Harlow in titles such as In Old Kentucky Annie Oakley Circumstantial Evidence and The Fagles Brood. Regional showings include G-Men and public noir era fare with varied casts and run times.
A narrator recalls a visit to a major dairy in the country detailing the milking process. He describes 3500 cows, trained milkers, pasteurization, sterilization, irradiation for vitamin D, and strict cleanliness. The piece urges dairy workers and even teachers to organize similar tours for health education.
A feature extols dairy products for health while noting best practices for milk safety including Grade A pasteurized milk and certified options. It covers questions on heredity, bed-wetting remedies, and weight gain methods with practical tips and dated references.
A compact reflection on Thanksgiving praising family, neighbors, and gratitude. The poem thanks God for love, faith, joy, and resilience. It names children, smiles, gardens, and community as sources of strength against despair.
Noble Sissle brings his band and Lavada Carter Billy Banks Bud Harris and Bert Howell to an Iowa theater for three shows next Tuesday to Thursday An added nightly amateur contest offers cash prizes The program also features the film $1 000 a Minute with stars Roger Pryor and Leila Hyams
The Town State Employment Service reports a request from the Chamber of Commerce for two wise men to join a third in the Santa Claus parade. The staff notes such jobs are more complex than they appear.
Earlier in the week the service was asked to send a Santa Claus to a downtown department store. Another request was for an experienced artist's model but no candidates were submitted.
The Council of Social Agencies underwrites an old clothes collection day on December 14 with Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls Pioneers and Girl Reserves. Volunteers will canvass the city for usable garments and sewing materials including coats linens and pillow cases for WPA projects. The committee includes Miss Ariana Burr Leslie E Crabbs Miss Alice Papes and N Harold West.
Miss Cora Jacobs Linn county relief director says toy distribution to needy families will use the same card system as 1934. Toy cards redeemable at the central fire station will cover toys collected by Boy Scouts and Camp Fire girls and renovated by city firemen.
Local notice promotes an evening dance at Danceland after daytime festivities. It highlights good music a remarkable floor and friendly fellowship with a contact number Dial 2 7594 for lessons.
The text notes that toys will be sent to relief clients and WPA workers with small children. Parents must call to arrange picking up the toys on the specified day. It adds a fact about a queen bee laying twice her own weight in eggs daily.
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