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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
16
Hazel from the country has become more polished and city minded using rouge and lipstick, with a harder manner. The piece suggests she is still the same inside and urges self reflection on appearance and choices. It warns that city styles may mask true charm and urges caution.
A Cedar Rapids advertisement touts Gly-Cas as a remarkable herbal medicine. Mrs. Nettie Welsh credits Gly-Cas with easing after effects of the flu, reducing rheumatic pain, easing nervousness, and aiding sleep after months of illness. The Thrifty Drug Store at First Street SE and Third Avenue SE hosts daily demonstrations and calls for interested residents to inquire.
A French conversation and composition course will be offered at Coe college as an extension class each Monday at 7 p m under Dr Anna Heyberger. The program will use readings from periodicals and newspapers and plays, with composition including translation dictation and letter writing.
Highlights include Mrs. M J O'Donnell and son Boyd James traveling to Los Angeles to join her husband, Willard Bryan and David McCosh heading to Chicago for the Art Institute, Earl Stanley appointed prohibition agent, J W MacDaniel of Clark McDazell Co. purchasing Iowa Furniture property, Dr Harold R Conn visiting from Delaware, Miss Gladys Young named first assistant at New York Public Library, Frank H Drew's death, and other local notes plus an auction sale by C R I & P Ry Co at Cedar Rapids with items including taphite crucibles.
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