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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1932
Page
4
A reader asks Miss Manners to help a heartbroken mother about her son Bud who faced trouble tied to a girl’s blame. The advice urges returning to school to repair his life and restore pride, stressing courage and family support.
Claude Callan records Ellen's friendly interactions with neighborhood children. Her small acts of kindness reveal insights about their parents, showing a caring community figure who connects with families through simple generosity.
A reader comments on Palz letter about social norms, noting familiarity with married women dating single men and wives who date younger partners. The message reflects on secrecy, infidelity, and public perception in married life.
A reader explains a belief about married men and admits being the type who writes to Palz for friendship. The note aims to reassure Palz and ends with thanks for writing.
George Beattie urged proper address on all mail after a Washington notice. A complete address includes recipient name, house number and street, city state, delivery box or rural route number. Proper addressing reduces rehandling and avoids disposal in dead letter or directory services.
A speaker rejects fortune and fame in heat arguing ambition wanes under the scorching sun. They insist true achievement should wait for cooler weather, preferring to pursue goals only in winter when conditions suit the climb. The passage contrasts weather with desire, asserting patience over immediate glory.
Public notices announce a Linn County Iowa District Court hearing on October 3, 1932 for the estate of Arthur George Johnson. Katherine Dougherty seeks administration. named and unknown heirs may appear with legal counsel Boland and Hinz.
Henry Dice was killed instantly and George Rigby injured when a heavy derrick boom, attached to a water pipe segment, fell at the unloading yards on C avenue and Second street. The report notes a bicycle collision on Third avenue near Chandler school and mentions Capt. Frank P. Riddle’s return from Fort Snelling as an instructor. The heat wave peaked with 100 degrees at 2 pm.
Mr and Mrs F J Smid and Mrs Frank Suchy married in St Paul church parsonage by Rev E J Lockwood amid guest attendance. A N Harbert, former Cedar Rapids resident, visits city from Virginia plantation. Mrs Ida B Wise Smith elected president of the W C T U at today’s annual meeting with officers naming Roberts Reed Shaw Lupton Bye in key roles.
Wood and Ward performed at Greene's opera house today in a light entertainment. Col. Charles A. Clark and son Atherton traveled to Colorado Springs where Atherton will enroll in a school. Prof. LeRoy D. Weld arrived to take the mathematics chair at Coe College and preside over the Woman's Home Missionary society meeting at First Lutheran church with officers elected to follow.
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