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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1937
Page
15
A stark meditation on isolation and guilt in a murder case, noting how silence confines the culprit as no physical restraint or chain can. The quotation frames inner punishment and the weight of remorse.
President Roosevelt says about 7,500 Americans in China should not expect U.S. protection. Naval forces will offer time to depart, while others choosing to stay risk their lives. He argues U.S. interests are not to intervene in Sino Japanese fighting and questions protecting investments or future trade in China.
In Dr Fraser’s view the blood and thunder serials air as children should study. Parents may need to shout to keep order during the broadcast. The scene emphasizes a tense balance between entertainment and schooling in the home.
Merle Thorpe urges reading The Rodent Thats Worth More Than Gold by John Angus Haig. He notes twenty five full length chinchilla coats exist, pelts valued up to eighty thousand dollars, and a single new pelt worth eighty five thousand to two hundred fifty thousand dollars. He suggests buying chinchillas to raise coats or alternatives like wool sweaters or a winter Florida vacation. Some supporters expect McNutt to return from the Philippines, potentially resolving a dispute over local auto license ownership.
A fable about presenting ideas in simple words, gaining attention with publicity, and facing failure when the era isn’t ready. A wise man warns that fame may come later, as the idea remains brilliant but the year hides it.
Dr. Robert A. Fraser urges parents to establish a quiet hour after dinner to help children relax mentally and physically. He notes such a routine improves reading and family harmony, aided by cooperation from adults and radio programming amid daylight saving time.
Paths of fame and decline in letters show Joan Lowell shifting from publishing storms to leading a health station in Brazil after a life of travel and tabloids. Dorothy Parker, though prolific in wit, remains best known for sharp, often misattributed quips and a handful of slim poetry volumes and articles.
The piece surveys public figures and writers in New York including O Henry’s deadlines and Ernest Boyd’s aloof charm. It praises Postmaster General Farley as a complex political figure, admired for discipline and memory, while casting light on urban social strife and the lure of friendliness in a big city.
A girl named Emmie rises from plain to beautiful as her hair and figure attract attention. The tale contrasts youth idealism with social gaze and ends with Miss Manners advice about a 16-year-old dating a 22-year-old.
Dear Polly asks for a birthday gift for three month boyfriend. Suggestions include zipper briefcases for school or office use handkerchiefs monogrammed white plain. tennis racquet ping pong balls golf club. desk calendars brushes containers for blades and handmade neckties.
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