You Wouldnt Believe It Dan Bates Seeks President Hope
Dan Bates of Orient runs the Weekly Gazette and falls for Connie Hardwick while aiding a world voyage heroics. Agatha Smollett challenges him to speak truth, Myra aids his campaign, and Dan writes with candor. The town watches a political awakening as the Gazette exposes stances and copperhead fears.
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Bynofsis
Dan Bates
Orient
Weekly
Gazette
Jude Hardwick
Connie
Dan
Hosea Pike
England
London
America
Pike
Agatha Green
United States
Senator Stowe
Myra
Agatha
Miss Smollett
Mr. Bates
Missmollett
Free Yellow Press
Tosh
Aunt Agatha
Stooge
Smollett
Ian
Millennium Stuf
How Family Of5 Can Eat Well On $12 a Week
Recipes outline a budget plan for a family of five to eat well on about $12 weekly. Readable lists show Waldorf salad variants and cheap meals, with ingredients, portions, and simple instructions for daily menus including sauces, breads, desserts, and beverages.
Mind questions on marriage magic and ambition
An interview style piece explores why happiness in second marriages often reflects lessons learned rather than a perfect mate. It argues immaturity fuels youthful unhappiness, while older couples gain wisdom from prior experiences. It also notes modern magic is entertainment, not power, and critiques overambitious youth myths.
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Ernest Groves
N.C University
YOUR NERVES By WINFRED RHOADES Master Emotions To Avoid Raising Blood Pressure
A clinical case links emotional stress to high blood pressure and digestive disruption. A woman, plagued by fear and uncertainty about a former fiancé, undergoes psychotherapy, learns thought control, and gains calm, social ease, and a career promotion. The piece notes group therapy and gradual mind body adjustment as keys to recovery. Also mentions Inglewood Calif police use motor scooters as official equipment.
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Della D
2234 New Voter Registrations In City Ahead Of Election
City registration office reports 2234 registrations for the November 5 election by Saturday noon. Deadline to register is October 26 as officials push efforts to increase turnout.
Cedar Rapids grocers judge surplus food displays
Ten local grocers compete for a $5 prize in the surplus food of the week program. A Cedar Rapids council committee will judge cabbage displays judged Tuesday under SMA oversight following a proclamation by Mayor Hahn.
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Cedar Rapids
Surplus Marketing Administration
Lloyd W. Jones
SMA
Cedar Rapids-Linn County Food Industries Council
Ir. Kk. Hahn
City Accepts School Land For Sewer Line
The city council accepted by resolution an 1ill y foot strip of land near Twenty-seventh street NE along the Milwaukee right of way from the school board for 1 and other considerations to build a sanitary sewer. The deed does not relate to the June 3 petition for a storm sewer on the west side of Twentieth street NE. Board members planned a $4,000 contribution, while city costs were estimated at $11,000, which the council cannot afford.
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Twenty-seventh Street
Milwaukee
Twentieth Street
Linn Willkie Club Nears 10 000 Members
David G. Bleakley as temporary chairman urged county workers to increase signatures on member rolls and mail them to headquarters so new members can receive charter cards and buttons by Oct 24 when Governor Harold Stassen speaks here. Voluntary contributions fund minor sponsorship of Stassen’s appearance as the campaign enters its final day.
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David G. Bleakley
Harold I. Stassen
Bleakley
Mmelidge
Stassens
Amelia
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