Exploring Choices in Morality and Society
The author notes science as a guide to moral questions and discusses gender differences in coping with grief, college value, and the aim of education beyond employment. It argues men rebound faster due to extraversion and contacts, and that college graduates earn more though jobs are scarce. It also suggests appealing to desired social approval to reform a person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchins
University of Chicago
Allergy in Infants and Directions for Diet
The piece discusses hypersensitivities to foods, noting historical terms for allergy and urging readers to request a Calcium folder. It explains digestion related allergy, recommending pancreatin or pancreatic extract after meals to aid protein digestion and reduce absorption of incompletely digested proteins in the gut.
Castor Oil and Laxatives in Historical Medical View
The text discusses allergic reactions as entry of foreign proteins and critiques digestive agents, urging consideration of laxatives. It mocks castor oil as an ancient remedy labeled an airplane lubricant, noting its unpleasant effects yet noting it’s still used for acute GI upset to purge and then bind the bowel.
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Materia Medica
Sanitary dog feeding dishes vs family table
Question asks if feeding a dog from family dishes is sanitary. Answer: OK if dishes are washed with hot water and soap, but suggests using special dog dishes. Additional note: snuff chewing in a tuberculosis hospital is not beneficial. Bed wetting remedy directs readers to send stamped self addressed envelope for a monograph.
Urges Cutting and Burning Worm-Infested Brown Eyed Susans
Mrs. J. L. Rhea reports that the stalks of brown eyed Susans and horse weeds are infested with worms this season. Immediate action is urged as worms are advanced. Cut plants at the soil line and burn at once to prevent next year’s trouble.
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J. L. Rhea
Gazette Flowers and Gardens
Rudbeckia
Notice of Appointment Executrix in Iowa Estate
On September 15 1938 the undersigned was appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Frank L Lounsbury late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All debts should be paid promptly and all claims filed with the Clerk of the Linn County District Court. Byr B Lounsbury Executrix George R Liddle Attorney.
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Ligon
State of
Towa
Linn
Frank L. Lounsbury
Linn County
Yn District Court
Byr B. Lounsbury
George R. Liddle
Major C S Myers Takes Over New Army Duties Here
Maj Collin S Myers arrives with family in Cedar Rapids to assume executive officer duties for reserve affairs in the northeastern Iowa district covering twenty five counties. He previously served at Fort Benning Georgia as post inspector range officer and tank school student.
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Collin S. Myers
Infantry
United States Army
Myers
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Fort Benning
Twenty-ninth Infantry
United States
Benning
Maj
San Antonio
Tex
Arkansas
Maj. Myers
Universities of
Missouri
Hendrix College
Ark
Little Rock
Collin, Jr
Georgia Military Academy
Flood Toll Says Newhavend Ravaged by Persian Floods
In Persia, authorities report over 100 bodies recovered after floods devastated Newhavend between Marradan and Kermanshah. The disaster halted life in the town as rescue teams searched for victims amid widespread destruction.
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Persia
Teheran
Americans Cancel War Risk Clauses In Ship Insurance
American marine insurers said they would drop war risk clauses from general ocean shipment policies and write war risk coverage separately at higher rates until further notice, a move mirrored by British underwriters. The War Risk Committee of the American Institute of Marine Underwriters announced the change in New York.
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New York
Lowon
War Risk Committee
American Institute of Marine Underwriters
Railway Leaders Protest Propaganda Parley Aim
Washington AP George M. Harrison chairman of the Railway Labor Executives Association protested Thursday that a
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Washington (Ap
George M. Harrison
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Transportation conference sparks debate over railroad consolidations
A United States Chamber of Commerce led conference on transport drew calls that railroads acquire a free hand could threaten tens of thousands of railroad jobs. Separately a 61 inch ling off the British coast yielded 28,361,000 eggs in a fish study.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Notice of Dissolution of Borsche Motor Company
At a special meeting in Cedar Rapids Iowa on September Mth day 1938 the Borsche Motor Company was dissolved with 74 of 75 shares represented The dissolution follows Section 8363 of the 1935 Code with BORSCHEL as president and KATHRYN M BORSCHEL as secretary and treasurer George R Griner serves as attorney.
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Borsche Motor Company
American Trust Building
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
EF Borschel
Kathryn M. Borschel
George R. Griner
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