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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
16
A reader asks if kindness outweighs pay in retaining maids amid a reputation for temper. Dear Miss Manners advises gentleness and fair treatment to avoid blacklisting workers. A mother worries her tomboy daughter and her romance with two schoolmates, but Miss Manners says worries are unfounded and suggests moving on.
Dean Seashore cites daily rest wisdom and warns against long work binges. Dr. Catharine Miles links childhood traits to later genius across 301 figures. Intelligence appears key in mate choice, while public events include Gideons, art ware models for schools, and soldiers heading to Fort Riley.
A compact notice promotes a booklet by Dr Albert Edward Wissam on marriage and heredity. Readers can obtain the booklet by requesting it from The Cedar Rapids Evening Gazette with a self addressed stamped return envelope and extra postage.
John Tucker recovers from an injured foot after an iron pulley fell at the Cherry company plant in Cedar Rapids. Charles Staufacher of Cedar Rapids receives honorary thirty third degree at the Scottish Rite in Washington D C. Arthur E Chase William A Leefers and Malcolm M Thompson of Cedar Rapids honored with K C C H degrees. Rev A M Jayne and Will King of Cedar Rapids named honorary delegates to the national prohibition convention at Birmingham Alabama. Two oo Toye of Staten Ball Cedar Rapids appointed second lieutenant in the regular army on Oct 17 1913. Miss Dorothy Fowler of Des Moines and Senator Francis A
While musing on ant hills during golf, the poem evokes a hidden bustling world beneath the soil. The passage shifts to a trade note: Uruguay sent 2,894 bales of wool to the United States this season, up from 576 last season.
Hoadley asked the school board Monday night to authorize next year use of land adjoining Hayes and Cleveland schools for community gardens. The matter was sent to Joseph Sadowsky, building committee chair, and a movable platform for Memorial Coliseum and Shrine Auditorium stages was approved at about 160 dollars. Funeral services were held for Charles Wenkstern, 90, who died Thursday night. he was born in Germany and resided in Elkport, Elk township, and Volga. survivors include William of Ellendale and Mary. Ted Kennedy, service station owner, was attacked Saturday evening, robbed of about 50 dollars, and the weapon may have caused a blunt head injury. No descriptive clues were found. sheriff resignedly reported no leads.
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