Two Lively Boys Meet Freddie Bartholomew and George Ernest
Freddie Bartholomew and George Ernest, two young film stars, meet Cedar Rapids admirer Jack Edwards in Hollywood. Edwards details their daily routines, schooling at nine hours studio work, and family links while Freddie pursues flying and George tours studios with tips from a fan mail director.
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Freddie Bartholomew
George Ernest
Jack L. Edwards
Seventeenth Street
Hollywood
Edwards
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
David Copperfield
Cedar Rapids
Freddie
Warren M. Knight
Los Angeles
Dis
Myllicent Bartholomew
Kipling
New York City
Studio
Jackie Cooper
Mickey Rooney
Canada
Ernest
Iving
California State School For the Deaf
George
Jack Edwards
Twentieth Century-Fox Studios
California
Warner Baxter
Lloyds of London
Fan Mail
Jones
Personal Health Service Letters to Dr Brady
Signed letters about health and hygiene ask readers to send a stamped self addressed envelope for brief ink replies. The piece jokes about doctors being funny and notes that only a few letters can be answered. It critiques modern versus old prostate treatment and warns against untrained use of new methods. It cites electrocoagulation and cautions readers about quackish practices.
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Brady
William Brady
National Newspaper Service
West Madison Street
Chicago
Onymous
The Doctors Fight For Safer Treatments In Public Health
A 1936 column defends diathermy for tonsil removal and ambulant hernia treatment against oldguard medical opposition. It argues diathermy reduces risk, saves patients, and highlights the AMA’s past pamphlets as distortions while praising progress in ambulant care.
Science Seeks To Make Food From Sawdust
Washington reports scientists move from solar energy work to turning sawdust into human food. Dr Friedrich Bergius of Germany Demonstrations in Heidelberg show cattle feed from wood waste. He claims acid treatment of wood scraps enables a simple path to edible sustenance for people.
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Washington
Friedrich Bergiis
Bergius
Heidelberg
Scientists tout synthetic foods cutting living costs in future
The article notes that research aims to convert raw materials into a sugar like state and then synthesize carbohydrates fats and proteins. Experimenters cite low costs and waste reduction in lumber as a model. Europeans lead in synthetic food work, now gaining attention in America for potential rising living standards.
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America
Rule Catharine the Great forbade noblemen to strike wives
A card from Catharine the Great’s era listed a dining table rule: noblemen are forbidden to strike their wives in company. The phrase reflects court etiquette and gender norms of the period and appears as a moral reminder amid salons and dinners.
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Catherine the Great
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Movie
Naomi Doebel
Jack L. Edwards and
Personal Health Service
William Brady, M. D
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Council On Physical Therapy
Optometrist
EWE Jewelry
First Trust
12Th Ave
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Medical Profession of
Via Express
Russell
Mr. Russell
Cedar Rapids Gas
R. R. Russell
Fifteenth St. SE
Coe College
Dean Geiger
Wilson
Morris
Garwood
Prof
Lichtenstein
Macy
Robbie
Dr. Meyer
Newell
Dr. Hickok
Stiles
Henry
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