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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1937
Page
7
An excerpt discusses moral absolutes and youth independence, then shifts to 1937 notes and local deaths. Questions address ethics, including lying and theft, while experts criticize air bombing in the Spanish Civil War as morally and militarily wasteful. Obituaries and local moves from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas are listed with dates and names.
President Holland of the Three I league received a $500 draft for Ennis Oakes the last Cedar Rapids outfielder. No information was given on the major league claimant and Manager Hill does not know which club Oakes will join.
Drs C A Moore H G Dennis argue vitamin D supplementation improves skeletal development across ages. They note natural foods lack sufficient amounts and sun exposure boosts vitamin D synthesis, with naked skin in midday sun aiding production and special glass allowing UV rays indoors.
Advert says vitamins D B and G protect children and adults from disease. It promotes vitality, appetite and energy, aids calcium metabolism for teeth and bones. Physicians advised to start children on RAY-D Irradiated Yeast Tablets with 600 units Vitamin D per tablet. Packages of 200 sold in drug stores.
The article discusses sun exposure and vitamin D benefits during winter. It notes that when sunshine is scarce a daily vitamin D supplement is beneficial for everyone. It also mentions high blood pressure and cautions that eating liver may be bad for those with hypertension.
A reader asks if high blood pressure means quitting cigarettes. A cited answer notes blood quantity is not tied to pressure, tobacco can raise pressure, and suggests seeking guidance under professional supervision.
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