Mind questions on love work and pay from Evansville notes
A fragment discusses moral questions in science, loyalty in engagements, and the effect of pay on performance. It cites The Married Woman by Gladys Groves and Robert A Ross and remarks by William McAnrdow, H D Kitson, and Evansville, Ind. sources. It notes studying the better work produced when workers love their job versus pay rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Groves
Robert A. Ross
William McAndrew
H. D. Kitson
Evansville
Ind
How to Improve Your Memory by Dr Henry OC Link
A booklet titled SOW TO IMPROVE YOUR MEMORY offers rules for a good memory tested by science. It explains remembering names dates lessons books and more in plain terms. Send 10 cents to request and include a stamped self addressed envelope with the newspaper address care Dr Albert E Wiggam for MEMORY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Wiggam
Should a man marry a woman near his own age
A 1936 column discusses justified anger and advises cool head cooperation. It argues anger rarely helps and cites times to be angry at deliberate wrongdoing or insult while urging patience with those slower to learn. The piece ends by posing a moral question about marrying a partner near one’s own physical and mental age.
Joan Becomes Club President At School
Florence La Ganke portrays Joan proudly announcing her election as president of a new school club focused on manners and courtesy. The tale follows dues, meeting plans, and funds as Joan seeks two cents from Aunt Nancy to kick off the club’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Aunt Nancy
Chicka Biddy
Nancy
Susan
Johnson County Rural Resettlement Aid Totals Stated
Johnson County reports from July 1 1935 to June 26 1936 show 14134 dollars paid by the Rural Resettlement Administration. Loans to 24 persons totaled 13252 dollars and grants to 16 individuals amounted to 882 dollars. Debts for 11 farm adjustments with an initial debt of 93026 dollars yielded savings of 31616 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
J. J. Hughes
National Emergency Council
Johnson County
Rural Resettlement Administration
How to Play and Win Contract Bridge Strategy
A bridge narrative analyzes a no trump decision and a double by West. It explains why South should perhaps pass on 3NT and why West’s double signals a diamond layout. The defense counters with precise ruffing and a club endplay to gain tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCE
North
South
Trump
West
Trumps
Declarer
East
First Execution By Electric Chair In New York
William Kemmler became the first person executed by electric chair in New York on August 6, 1890, marking a historic yet controversial use of the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kemmler
New York
Speeder Machinery to Relocate to Cedar Rapids
The Speeder Machinery company announced it will move to Cedar Rapids drawing more than 100 families to relocate. Affected residents include Mrs. Charles H. French who was summoned to Los Angeles due to her mother’s illness. Hospital engineer Louis Ralston sustained multiple finger injuries while oiling a lift. Raymond Smith, 6, and George Harmer were bruised in separate street incidents. A large crowd is expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeder Machinery Company
Cedar Rapids
Charles H. French
Los Angeles
Calif
John Geiger
Louis Ralston
St. Luke’s Hospital
Raymond Smith
South Third Street
Fifth Avenue
George Harmer
First Avenue W
Railroad Fireman Killed In Fall Near Nichols
Oscar H. Reif a railroad fireman was killed when he fell from a locomotive tank while shoveling coal near Nichols. It is believed he was struck by a bridge girder during the incident. Earl A. Rich returned from a trip through the western states. Bert Hartstein departed for Cleveland and New York City. Devere Harris, longtime Crabapple resident, returned from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar H. Reif
Nichols
Earl A. Rich
Bert Hartstein
Cleveland
New York City
Devere Harris
Crabapple
California
Mrs Faun Hamilton And Alice Faulkes Depart For Muscatine
The Misses Faun Hamilton and Alice Faulkes left today for Muscatine to visit Miss Vivian Johnson. The tenth annual carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faun Hamilton
Alice Faulkes
Muscatine
Vivian Johnson
Suit Over Dead Husband Seeks 10000 Damages
Olive L. Uhlenhopp, executrix of J. F. Uhlenhopp’s estate, sues E. A. Johnson for 10000 in an Independence district court damage action. The 1935 crash on Highway 11 near Walker involved Johnson turning west into the Uhlenhopp car’s path. Jury impaneled in morning, testimony began afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Olive L. Uhlenhopp
Cedar Rapids
J. F. Uhlenhopp
E. A. Johnson
Homer Township
Buchanan County
Walker
Uhlenhopp
Waterloo Couple Granted Divorce Over Custody Battle
Ruth E. Steiber of Waterloo and Nelvin Steiber of Lansing were granted a divorce in district court. They wed August 30, 1931 in Cedar Falls and separated after August 30, 1934. The custody dispute over their 4 year old son Daniel Lee Steiber was settled with the mother having the child during June July August and one week at Christmas, while the father keeps custody the rest of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Ruth E. Steiber
Waterloo
Nelvin Steiber
Lansing
Cedar Falls
Daniel Lee Steiber
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Henry Oc.link
Edgar A. Guest
Blue Valley
Milla
Miss Duffy
Plusger AT
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Butz
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Deans
Lgot
Williams
M. Reg. U
Pat. Off
WEA Bervice
Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Portis
Anthony Andrie
Armstrong’s
Second Street
Hamburg
Oshkosh
Armstrong's
SOX
Bear Brand Police
Postman
Rockfords
Ecrn
Armstrong
Patte
Glenurquhart
Glen
Hockmeyer
TOM Sawyer
Duke of Kent
Armstrong’s Boys’ Dept
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