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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1934
Page
5
Advice column excerpt urges gratitude and a forward look amid past disappointments. It transitions from celebrating blessings to counseling a reader about balancing time with relatives while expanding social circles to avoid a narrow life. The letter discusses family visits, personal independence, and gradual changes to broaden social contacts.
Manager Frank Brookhiser of Danceland has booked Ace Brigade and his Virginians for a return engagement Saturday night. The orchestra performs from 9 to 1 with Miss Mary Johns blues singer and entertainer, at popular prices. The band, heard on national radio and phonograph records, is a leading modern ensemble renowned for sweet music.
A high school girl asks how to get acquainted with a new boy in history class. The answer suggests seizing opportunities in class to ask about the lesson or him, then inviting him to her home with other classmates as they get to know each other.
The undersigned ann shee r administratrix is appointed and qualified on the 24th day of November for the estate of Fr W Sheer deceased in Linn County Iowa. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims must file them in the office of the clerk in the Linn County District Court.
Readers discuss how heat kills germs in milk and compare certified versus pasteurized products. Pasteurization to 145 F for 20–30 minutes or boiling for one minute can destroy typhoid and other bacilli but may alter taste and vitamins. boiling offers a safe option without overprocessing.
At the theaters Iowa presents Flirtation Walk with Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler. Paramount offers College Rhythm featuring Joe Penner and Lanny Ross plus Bachelor of Arts with Tom Brown and Anita Louise. State shows Servants Entrance with Janet Gaynor and Lew Ayres and The Mystery of Mr X with Robert Montgomery. Palace features Many Happy Returns with George Burns and Gracie Allen, Wild Gold with John Boles and Claire Trevor. Rialto runs Mr Skitch with Will Rogers and The College Coach with Dick Powell and Ann Dvorak. Olympic screens Now I ll Tell with Shirley Temple and Spencer Tracy and Randy Rides Alone starring John Wayne and Alberta Vaughn.
A reader asks about rejuvenation advice from Dr Brady and a request for a booklet Design for Dwindling sold for 10 cents plus a 3 cent return envelope. The column warns against quack remedies and secret nostrums and endorses rational, cautious medical guidance from reputable doctors.
The Neisner Brothers variety store at 213 First Avenue E invites the public to a Friday inspection from 1 to 4 30 p m with music by a local orchestra and 100 local sales girls guiding guests The formal opening is at 9 a m Saturday featuring a sale with many bargains The Rochester N Y chain operates in Dubuque and Sioux City Iowa with R H Tenney named local manager The renovated building houses dry goods clothing household ware toys and other items priced from 5 cents to 1 dollar
The Palace presents Many Happy Returns with George Burns and Gracie Allen in leading roles. Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians make their first film venture. Supporting cast includes George Barbier, Joan Marsh and Franklin Pangborn. Veloz and Yolanda.
The article highlights a renowned dance team with a prominent spot in a film. It notes a second feature titled Wild Gold about the 1934 gold rush and the artificial fixation of gold value. Principals include John Boles Claire Trevor and Harry Green.
Express elevator operators in New York City's four or five tallest buildings cover journeys far beyond a terrestrial orbit in a year, moving at great speed through dozens of floors daily.
Several continents host towns named Rome, each linking to Roman heritage. The distribution reflects historical migration and naming trends as settlers named places after the ancient city.
State of Iowa Linn County ss notice is hereby given that on November 14 1934 the undersigned was appointed and qualified as executrix of the estate of L & Heskett deceased all persons indebted to the estate and those having claims against it will please file or pay promptly in the office of the Clerk of Linn County Town District Court Lillian Heskett Executrix Charles Penningroth Attorney
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