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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1941
Page
5
Dr Mary MacFadyen advises a fall rest period to rejuvenate looks and energy. Limit commitments for a weekend or week, sleep 10 to 12 hours, enjoy fresh air and light exercise, diet to shed pounds, and maintain beauty routines. Send a stamped SASE for a free exercise leaflet.
By ANNE ADAMS Pattern 4899 available in children sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10 Size 6 dress without collar requires 156 yards 35 inch fabric and 1 yard ribbon pins and items listed. Send fifteen contests torn to Pattern Dep Cedar Rapids 5 a 17th street New York clients extra brings fan Fall and Winter Pat includes free hat and bag set.
Tiny soft cuddle toys designed to charm children appear in a Christmas spotlight. Each toy uses bright fabric scraps and two identical halves with whimsical details like cats and wings. Pattern 2980 shows toy patterns, stitch illustrations, and required materials. Send 10 cents to Cedar Rapids Gazette needlecraft department for pattern 2980 with name and address.
Linda bonds with surgeon Bill Blaine as Steve Hubbard recovers from a hand injury after a risky operation. Dr Renquist and nurse Miss Gillen navigate tensions while two roommates chase a distracting mystery about a shadowy man in black in the Titan Tower building.
Sheriff notes report of mailbox vandalism along River road and Palisades road south of Cedar Rapids. Ed Blazek’s box destroyed by shotgun blast and Katie Cerny’s box pierced by a large caliber pistol as vandals drive by in cars.
The piece argues that women teachers must stay well informed beyond science to gain respect from teenage boys. It highlights how engaging with culture and sports helps teachers relate to students and earn authority. It contrasts this with New York teachers facing exams for new posts.
Aunt Het warns Jo about secrets as Janice admits one kept from her sisters. Jo questions family honesty while Linda and Jo discuss love and secrecy, ending with a quiet tension over trust and disclosure.
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