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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1971
Page
16
A Harvard Medical School physician states that birth causes brain injury in many, with three million Americans affected by minimal brain damage leading to behavioral disorders, learning difficulties and hyperactivity. He warns birth is a highly dangerous event for the fetus, especially for premature infants.
Advice column excerpt where a husband laments his wife’s fondness for pants and prefers dresses. Abby suggests the wife wear a dress to reveal who wears the pants. The second letter asks about a pushy neighbor child. Abby advises kindness and seeking professional help for the child, noting the importance of repairing a heart over a tricycle.
Mr and Mrs Roe G Kirkpatrick celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at Amana on Saturday evening Their four children host in Iowa Marion Ohio and California noting their marriage on Oct 22 1946 in Mt Vernon.
A historical note explains potato skins as relatively thin and feathering in texture, commonly red or pale brown. The text notes potatoes appear on markets in late winter and early spring and are typically prepared with skins on during cooking.
A probate court in an eastern state accepted an unusual will that disposes of money and a home. The document lists 28 names scribbled on two paper napkins as the purported heirs or beneficiaries.
A report notes a narrow band of skin pared off around the middle, detailing a serous description of the procedure and its appearance. The fragment suggests a medical or cosmetic context with no further context available.
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