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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1939
Page
11
An article explains adolescents require higher calories due to growth and activity. It cites 14 to 17 year olds needing 2400 to 2800 calories for girls and 2600 to 4000 for boys, reviews Naval Academy and West Point diets, and offers food-selection tips and public contact for nutrition questions.
Ad touts Spry as purer and longer lasting fresher creamier, claiming three key advantages for baking and frying. It urges readers to switch to Spry to enjoy these benefits.
Paul B Shedd of Rockwell City will be principal speaker at Sinclair Memorial Church as it marks its annual homecoming and second anniversary. He speaks at 10:45 a m service and again after a 12 30 picnic dinner on The Church I Like. Choir members join the program.
Officer O'Toole recounts a tense incident as the Miller twins provoke disruption in a kitchen. A maid questions the officer while he and Mrs. O'Toole share a drink, reflecting on months of uneasy peace and local frayed nerves.
A half hour Endeavor service begins at 7 p.m. with Dr Leo Sedlacek as leader. Miss Lillian Lowe leads the closing half hour by the present Endeavorers. Milton Nemec Y P C E president presides. A social hour follows at 8 p.m.
The air ministry released its fifth war casualty list listing 34 aviators killed in action or died in active service and 15 missing. The report reflects ongoing aerial hostilities and losses in the conflict.
Joseph France a Cairo traveler and resident of a Catskill village was appointed New Yorks official executioner. The quiet man whose voice is soft takes on a role ordered by the state to carry out executions. In related notes Chief Standing Deer from North Carolina is credited with archery prowess.
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