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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1935
Page
6
The piece presents a Q and A on science and chance with remarks from Wiggam and references to scientists including Bridgman and Mich, noting disagreement among scholars. It explores human perception, gender notions, and motivation in applying for jobs and understanding children's questions.
A reader column contrasts a self centered wife who basks in her husband’s brilliance with a devoted husband miscast outside the limelight. Letters discuss go steady gossip fears and a sharp jab at H L urging restraint and patience in love.
Dear Miss Manners notes that first loves at ages eighteen to nineteen are often infatuations rather than lasting bonds. She says many women forget such affairs as they experience later relationships, but she invites readers to share letters about their own experiences to settle the question.
Brazil's federal government rounded up at least 1,300 rebel soldiers for courts martial after a short lived socialist uprising. Reports say arrests across the country may exceed 1,500 as loyal forces crushed the revolt in the northeast and Rio de Janeiro.
A New York club rubber bridge hand shows speed hurts. Slow, card-by-card play helps declarer plan steps to make a contract despite two short suits. The article urges careful counting and stepwise execution, with the example illustrating a misplay and a path to success.
The article discusses Culbertson predicting a slam from strong North distribution aided by a 80 point part score. It notes East doubled diamonds confirming the possibility, South’s likely singleton or void, and a West opening singleton diamond with potential diamond ruff options.
Readership of The Gazette offered a free copy of Bridge Rules and Etiquette by Josephine Culbertson through a special arrangement. The example hand explains dummy, ruffs, and trump play to illustrate a contract that makes on the worst distribution, with all trumps in one hand and all diamonds in another.
Will Rogers Jr. announced the purchase of Town Topics a weekly Beverly Hills newspaper. He already controls the Beverly Hills Citizen and plans to merge Town Topics with that publication, continuing active management efforts.
New York based fashion authorities name ten top dressed men including Edsel Ford of Detroit and Fred Astaire. Other honorees span business, finance, brewing and design, with figures such as William Rhinelander Stewart and Marshall Field among selections.
Pat O'Brien aged 33, manager of a Bakersfield cemetery, died when one wing of his monoplane crumpled causing a crash from about 2000 feet Thursday. The incident occurred in Bakersfield, California, according to AP reporting.
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