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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1940
Page
7
The piece argues science prioritizes social order over individual rights and cites high happiness in marriages. It notes increased acquaintance before marriage and predicted gains from school courses. It discusses negative practice for habits, and explains why conscience money is returned to relieve guilt.
At the theaters in Iowa City the program features No Time for Comedy with James Stewart and Rosalind Russell and I'm Still Alive with Kent Taylor. Paramount offers Dr Kildare Goes Home with Lew Ayres and Lionel Barrymore plus Calling All Husbands with Ernest Truex. City For Conquest stars James Cagney and Ann Sheridan. Palace presents Typhoon with Dorothy Lamour and Robert Preston and Girl in 313 with Florence Rice. Rialto shows Oh Johnny How You Can Love with Tom Brown and Peg Moran and Roy Rogers in Southward Ho. Strand screens Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase with Bonita Granville and John Litel and Million Dollar Legs with Betty Grable and Jackie Coogan.
Hollywood gossip notes Gene Towne and Graham Baker prep How to Meet A Man with an all star cast linked to Wendy Hiller Leslie Howard Martha Scott Melvyn Douglas Virginia Bruce and more. Marlene Dietrich heads to New Orleans for Seven Sinners premiere with Countess of New Orleans planned. Roy Rogers delays A Flagpole for Texas adoption of Cheryl Darline Rogers.
Rumor mill highlights Frankie Albert Jr signed by Republic to pinch hit for his father Roy. Ann Dvorak pursues Clipper fares to London to join Leslie Fenton amid war duties. Lee Tracy casts Susan Fox in Every Man For Himself. George Murphy wooed by a Dallas mother for engagement party. North West Mounted Police screening and Paulette Goddard surprise role teased. Rosalind Russell seeks a four month vacation after four films. Olivia de Havilland adopts plain dress as mood.
Banter on sports and cinema seats John McClain as the latest gag creator while Knute Rockne-All American looms for a Rose Bowl bid. Rudy Vallee is solo in Hollywood and Loren Grey joins the naval reserves as Betty Grable’s circle shifts.
Personal Health Service notes that infants should receive small daily portions of fresh juice from fruits or vegetables to prevent scurvy. Start with about a half teaspoon for a month old, increasing monthly. older children need four to eight ounces daily, adults slightly less. Warn of vitamin C deficiency signs and Cavitaminosis mistaken for rheumatism.
A nutrition expert notes that lack of uncooked foods and greens led to dull work and listlessness among well to do boys. After adding liberal fresh fruit to the menu the mood and behavior improved and signs of mild scurvy faded.
Readers ask if steeped Irish Moss tea has the same effects as a preparation. The answer advises soaking the moss in cold water for ten minutes before heating to make tea and notes the moss is highly nutritive and demulcent, helping throat comfort.
A reader urges relaxing bronchial irritation with tea or Irish Moss pudding. A health lecturer debunks pores myths linking beauty treatments to consumption and notes indirect health harm from fake beauty. promotes home recipes from a booklet "Save Your Skin" with 25 cent copy fee.
President Roosevelt approved a plan to publish a memorial volume of the writings of the late Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes and to establish a commemorative garden near the Supreme Court. The actions aim to honor Holmes and create a lasting tribute in Washington.
Duke Ellington began his Harlem orchestra in 1927 and by 1929 appeared for royalty in top hat and tails. His ensemble remains one of America's premier Negro dance bands with Ellington noted as a superior musician and arranger who writes his own music and distinctive rhythms.
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