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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1937
Page
8
A river of stray notes on weather forecasts and memories. The page recalls cyclones and storms with references to names like Jack and Jim as it weaves in local observations and a serialized tale of a missing person in a forest, hinting at ongoing weather impacts and a night trek.
A convoluted tale of marriage, wills, debts, and a police visit unfolds around Golden Girl and Jack Merthand. Names like Frances Pasnt and Warne German appear amid rumors of crime and inheritance as authorities probe possible foul play.
Genevieve Kremble offers a daily zodiac reading for September 20. Predictions warn of delays and obstacles from quarrelsome contacts and tense employment prospects. Those born under certain aspects may face stubborn, persistent challenges requiring careful self-control and constructive action.
Healdsburg report describes public reaction to an incident involving Genme Switverient and the Duke of Savor with a 17re uew Suze, detailing the crowd's resistance and subsequent events.
The Aetna demonstration at Killian's store offers the public a chance to test driving skills on machines simulating high speed on winding roads and glare from headlights. Attendants supervise five devices to measure steering accuracy and glare tolerance, with results recorded for feedback and improvement.
Residents adjust to storm Beth passing through and Fifth Avenue while Broadway displays pack a modest cinema scene near the aristocratic districts. Madison Avenue area shows dwindling newsreel traffic as Gold Coast trims. Edward Swift arrives in Tahiti after years in the South Seas, Bryant enjoys a strong season on the river shows, and Walker faces political attacks over a $260000 joint account with Sherwood. Judge Seabury critiques the affair.
The 1930 Golden Gate International Exposition site on the man made island in San Francisco Bay will feature colored pavements. The reflective light effects are described as making women seem more beautiful and men appear more romantic.
The Boneman Dramatic Association starts its thirty seventh season tonight at 720 at the S P S hall with Branard brothers operetta Singing Village. Plays are directed by Frank Chramosta and Olga Chramosta with principal parts listed. chorus includes numerous names. The association meets Thursday Sept 23 at SP 5 hall to prepare for Frank Herman drama The Last of the Durases, to be presented Sunday Oct 31.
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