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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1936
Page
4
Harry W. Austin shapes clay with a hand powered wheel and foot treadle, using water to keep clay plastic. He decorates with wood and wire, fires at 1850 degrees, then travels to schools to lecture and demonstrate ceramic arts with a linoleum printed poster. He once owned a pottery shop in New Haven.
Americans bid for the Grand National at Aintree next March with US bred horses. Bagatelle IT stays in training for the next running. Battleship and War Vessel, owned by Mrs Marilyn du Pont Somerville, arrived in Britain and train at Lambourn.
Miami AP reports a bold resort season preview featuring taxidermy inspired swimsuits. Florida lizard skins, young alligator hides, and silver tarpon scales are used in one piece designs with scalloped hems and phosphorescent finishes. Named owner Silver King inspires the scale infused trend.
Mrs Mildred Wood a Phoenix high school teacher on human relationships told El Paso listeners that high school girls seek recognition, new experiences, affection and security. She urged parents to grant more freedom gradually and let teens discuss experiences with teachers and be less talked to.
Nancy Page shares pickling methods for onions and green beans. Onions are small and salted brined then marinated in a spiced vinegar mix. beans are boiled, drained, jarred and covered with a sugar vinegar syrup. Two months before opening advised. requests a stamped return envelope for a leaflet.
Alfred E. Smith stands up at a meeting to back Alfred M. Landon, denouncing his party's turn to experimentalists in Washington. He cites honesty, integrity, and realism as reasons for his surprising action and notes Alice Longworth’s praise of the Brown Derby.
John K. Valentine a Centerville state senator and Democratic lieutenant governor candidate will be the chief speaker at a Democratic rally in the school auditorium on Wednesday evening.
Radio listings cover multiple networks including NBC CBS WJZ WEAF WABC and KMOX with programs such as Fibber McGee and Molly Horace Heidt’s Brigadiers and Twenty Thousand Years in Sins Line. Key performers include Henry Busse Wayne King Eddy Duchin Benny Fields and Tommy Dorsey.
Radio program grid lists 7:00 morning devotions through 2:45 afternoon blocks across NBC CBS ABC and local stations WJZ WABC WEAF WJZ WBBM KMOX WOC WGST. Entries include music, talk, dramas, and variety shows with multiple station chains and host names.
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