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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1942

Page

5

Let's Explore Your Mind by Albert E Wiggam

A Cedar Rapids Gazette reader asks why women like to see men in bathing suits more than men see women. Wiggam wryly notes the question stumps him and invites readers to write in. A Purdue study finds running a school like a city government improves law obedience but brilliant students are not more law-abiding. Good sportsmanship pays in business, with stories of a salesman and Marshall Field.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Edward G. Robinson H. H. Remmers Purdue Fridiana Rosana Peters

Oxfords Dodgson and the Alice in Wonderland tale

The Thames runs through London to the North Sea while upstream reaches Oxford home to a historic university. In 1862 Charles Dodgson, later known as Lewis Carroll, planned a boat trip with the Liddell sisters Lorina Alice and Edith and began a tale about Alice who falls underground. The story was left unfinished as the day ended and a leaflet offer followed.

Thames London North Sea Oxford Oxford University Charles L. Dodgson Alice Edith Liddell England Dodgson Lorina Dr Dodgson

10-20-30 Years Ago Oct 26 1932 Grand Chapter attendance grows

More than 1,000 voting delegates and 500 visiting members registered by noon for the rose session of the Grand Chapter of Iowa Order of Eastern Star. Bruce Bucknell, 14, son of Mr and Mrs R E Bucknell, received the Eagle Scout rank as one of the state’s youngest to earn it. An unmasked gunman robbed a filling station attendant at 304 Third Avenue SW, taking $35. Clyde L. Herring is predicted to win the United States Senate seat. E T Meredith of Des Moines says in Cedar Rapids interview that he served as agriculture secretary in Wilson’s cabinet. Cedar Rapids library staff praised as best glad handers at Iowa Library Association convention. Knights of Columbus in Cedar Rapids denounce a political rootback circulator claiming to show the Fourth degree oath as a libel. George A Mullin Co. moves to a new five story Mullin building on South Second Street after years in cramped quarters.

Grand Chapter of Iowa Order of Eastern Star Bruce Bucknell R. E. Bucknell Washington Avenue Third Avenue SW Clyde L. Herring United States E. T. Meredith Des Moines Wilson Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus George A. Mullin Company Mullin South Second Street

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