Money and Friendship Turn Kate Cynical
Dear Miss Manners offers social guidance in 1934 Cedar Rapids. a moneyed Kate becomes wary of friends, with advice to limit introductions, reflect on her mother’s past, and gently end unsuitable liaisons. A separate note invites readers to join dating or get acquainted groups while a fur muff craft article concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Miss Manners
Brooklyn College
Cedar Rapids
Maryann
Nancy Page
Nancy and Lois Inspect Silk For Coat Muffs
Nancy and Lois search for a winter coat muff like Nancy’s and discover a small silk fragment in a bag. The find inspires a practical attempt to duplicate a muff and match the found piece with town shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Lois
Acouid de Sane
Piles Be Gone Ad Claims Quick Relief with No Surgery
An advertisement touts Hem Rou tablets as a safe, money back remedy for piles. It claims one bottle cures various pile conditions with a clean, simple method and guarantees satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J KB
Ren
Smoke Deflectors End Deck Smoke On Ocean Liners
Automated deflectors eliminate on deck smoke by steering it away and expelling it high above, improving passenger comfort aboard ocean liners.
Mayor Neill Conducts City Hall Marriage Ceremony
Mayor W. J. Neill performed the city hall ceremony, reportedly Cedar Rapids’s second marriage by a mayor since the commission form began. Ida Swehla of Spillville wed John Paul with city employees as witnesses and park commissioner Ed Stefan presenting a bouquet from Beven park.
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Neill
Cedar Rapids
City Hall
W. J. Neill
Ida Swehla
Spillville
Frances Swehla
John Paul
City
L. D. Burgus
Betty Kluber
Ed Stefan
Beven Park
Dan Kruidenter Returns From Police Convention
Dan Kruidenter commissioner of public safety returned Thursday from Ottumwa where he attended the Iowa State Policemen’s association annual convention. The convention adjourned Wednesday after re-electing four of five officers and naming Davenport as the 1935 convention city. George Darland of Oskaloosa was elected recording secretary to succeed C. A. Morningstar. Officers re-elected were Carl M. Higdon president J J McDermott vice president L L Eklund second vice president and George Kean financial secretary. R W Niebergall editor of the Iowa Sheriff urged police to ferret out red organizations.
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Dan Kruidenter
Ottumwa
Iowa State Policemen’s Association
Davenport
Associated Press
George Darland
Oskaloosa
C. A. Morningstar
Doctor Links Leg Crossing To Temporary Paralysis
An eminent doctor warns that crossing the legs can cause paralysis lasting several months. The assertion highlights the potential for nerve pressure and reduced blood flow to produce prolonged weakness.
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Peter
Chalette-en-Gatinais
Police Convention
M. E.garmoe
RCA
Furs
Fashions
World Range Ward
Save! Ward Moto Bike
Wards
Diattk
Red
Faust
Von
Cet
Agnes
Cros
Western Field Shotgun
Ward
Silvania Prints
Mase
Comery Ward
Second St
Cedar Rapids, In
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