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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1933
Page
13
Classified fragments show advertising rate figures and references to wire services including The Associated Press International News and United Press. The text mentions offices in Chicago and New York and a Fifth Avenue address as part of the wire report service details.
G Chesterton argues that the genuine American stands in stark contrast to the idea of Americanism, presenting a provocative philosophical stance on national identity.
The column warns Iowa legislators to pass a beer legalization bill before adjournment to capture revenue and curb bootleggers. It argues delaying sustains prohibition mood, cites public taxes, and notes political self interest impeding action. It also criticizes timid lawmakers and warns voters of summer beer sales864
A fragmented reminiscence asserts faith in America’s form of government and individual rights, praising liberty, work, and peaceful pursuit of prosperity. It stresses defense of the nation, opposition to dictatorship, and support for domestic industries amid global competition.
The article argues against expensive dirigible programs citing the Akron disaster and past crashes. It condemns government faith in lighter-than-air craft, urges halting further construction, and notes renewed calls in Congress to curb such projects while referencing the 1930s aviation debate and gold-hoarding crackdowns.
A backstage visit to a famed actress reveals the hypnotic draw of theater and the contrast with real life. The writer recalls past journalism days, barbershop memories, and notes performances by Eddie Garr and Miss Williams. He also comments on stage personas and the allure of theatrical illusion.
A collage of cultural tidbits mentions Emily Post guesting on a crossword, E Berry Wall in tan suede shoes, Arch Selwyn at premieres, and daily park walks by Ted Coy. Harpo Marx praised off stage, J Breckenridge Ellis wheelchaired novelist, Will Cuppy the hermit, Montague Glass’ Perlmutter tales, and Robert Halper hailed as a rising literary figure with Union Square. Writers, actors, and social scenes mix in a snapshot of early 20th century taste.
Henry Stephenson and Tallulah Bankhead appear as faltering on first nights, mirroring classic performers like Richard Mansfield. The text riffs on chaotic hieroglyphic notes scribbled during a telephone call and ends with a humorous aside about kiddie pants and rompers, signaling a playful second childhood theme.
The ad urges wearers to sprinkle a product called Fasteeth on dentures to prevent slippage and embarrassment. It promises teeth stay in place, comfort, and fresher breath, recommending purchase at drug stores.
A fragment discusses skin clarity and reasoning about conditions behind skin affections. It suggests boosting blood purification, increasing red cells and hemoglobin to improve tissue vitality, then implies improved skin health outcomes.
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