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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1935
Page
2
Dear Miss Manners column discusses a pessimistic reader Mrs L who sees only the worst in others and doubts youths. A second letter features a young man wooing a Venus like girl who later chooses another, with Miss Manners advising openness and eventual separation if infidelity occurs.
Lyda Roberts George Burns Jack Oakie and Gracie Allen lead a star filled program in The Big Broadcast of 1936 at the Paramount starting Friday. Bing Crosby Amos n Andy Ethel Merman Ray Noble Mary Boland Charles Rug gles Sir Guy Standing Ina Ray Hutton Bill Robinson and Jack Holt appear with songs dances and laughs. Short subjects include Mickey Mouse cartoon Mickeys Service Station a Grantland Rice feature Top Form Iowa news and a liquor seal controversy update.
Advice urges honesty over secrecy in a love affair. The writer argues that revealing the affair to the husband, though painful, is less harmful than continuing the deception.
A reflective line urges reconsideration of clichés and moralizing in essays. The speaker asks for a fresh attempt, hinting at fatigue with overused devices and a desire for renewed clarity.
A brief exchange reveals a writer apologizing for harsh remarks and acknowledging that the named individuals are fictional. The dialogue hints at concerns over attribution and the ethics of using invented identities in discourse.
The Paramount presents Annapolis Farewell with Sir Guy Standing and Rosalind Keith plus Claudette Colbert in She Married Her Boss. State features Dressed to Thrill with Tutta Rolf and Clive Brook. Palace screens Music in the Air with John Boles and Gloria Swanson, Randolph Scott in Village Tale. Rialto shows Traveling Saleslady with Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell and Make a Million with Charles Starrett and Pauline Brooks. Olympic offers Western Justice with Bob Steele and Straight from the Heart with Mary Astor. In Salt River Valley, dogs killed over 30,090 sheep in the last six months of last year.
A reader asks about conscience money and motives behind it. Dr. H Banister argues such acts reflect self interest and guilt relief rather than concern for others, likening it to a child confessing to a mother. The piece also discusses instincts inherited from animal ancestors and ongoing debates among psychologists.
A concise booklet by Albert Edward Wiseam outlines ten illuminating tests to apply to personal problems before acting. The service offers the booklet by mail on request, with stamped return envelopes and a small printing cost across the newspaper.
The piece surveys views on learned behavior versus instinct and marital happiness. Dr John Watson and Dr J L Moreno are cited and the writer notes social science trends like medical progress education travel and recreation improving marriage stability despite pessimistic claims.
Starting Thursday the Olympic theater shows Western Justice with Bob Steele and Renee Borden. The program also features Straight From The Heart starring Mary Astor Roger Pryor and others, plus Tailspin Tommy sixth chapter and a newsreel.
Kay Francis stars with George Brent in The Goose and the Gander at the Iowa theater. The comedy drama features a revenge tale of a ex-wife, a millionaire husband, and two wives on a philandering mountain trip with a lively sequence of exciting, humorous episodes. Other cast members include Genevieve Tobin Claire Dodd John Eldredge and Helen Lowell. The program also presents March of Time episodes and The Public Menace with Jean Arthur and George Murphy as the third feature.
Dr. William Brady denounces autointoxication as quackery and explains pregnancy nausea. He cites research redefining pernicious vomiting as a dietary deficiency disease, stressing vitamins iron and protein. Dr. Strauss McDonald findings support high vitamin doses and maternal needs rising fourfold for vitamin B.
A column offering medical Q A on weaning difficulties outdoor activity during whooping cough and dizziness. Advice cautions against tampering with breasts after weaning and promotes natural processes and monograph requests. It notes outdoor exposure for sick children and safe school attendance for well siblings.
On September 11 1935 Otto Sikora was appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Katherine Mazanek deceased of Linn County Iowa. Creditors must present their claims to the Linn County District Court and debtors are to pay the executor.
The State theater presents exclusive Baer-Louis fight pictures for four days starting Saturday plus the adventure drama Pursuit starring Chester Morris and Sally Eilers. The program features round by round fight footage, thrilling chases, crooks, and a Mexican border finale, with scenes of a couple hiding a child and a dramatic pursuit.
In Nagpur two men Adhu and Tima receive death sentences for a ritual human sacrifice involving Bhima a youth who was cast into a fire. The remaining three defendants are sentenced to life imprisonment.
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