Cedar Rapids Gazette Ad Rates and Telegraph Wire Notes
The page lists subscription prices and formats for Cedar Rapids Gazette with year, half year, and monthly options, plus carrier and delivery details. It also notes leasing wire reports from Associated Press and international feeds, and provides address hints for Chicago New York offices and Michigan Avenue affiliates.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Scuth Dakota
New York
Allen-Klavpp-Fraz
Associated Press
International News
United I Press
Teagle quote on business easing worker fears and wages
A Walter C. Teagle statement argues that removing workers fear of job loss will restore wages to the business cycle. He suggests stable employment boosts consumer spending and overall economic activity.
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Walter C. Teagle
Inflation Talk and Deflation in Roosevelt Era Policy
The article argues inflation talk resurges as real inflation seems unlikely. It notes deflation dominated the first Roosevelt month due to banking actions and hoarded gold, with limited impact from auxiliary currency. It critiques artificial inflation schemes and favors a targeted public works program funded by prudent financing.
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Roosevelt
Administration Farm
Nce
There'll Be Men From Missouri and Debates on Sex Traits
The piece previews debates by Dr McElroy and Miss Hahn on gender differences in emotional stability and drive. They tested forty eight young people and claim women show higher concentration while men exhibit extreme nemelic tendencies. It notes broader wartime Asian defenses and Chinese reluctance to fight.
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W Op McElro
Patria MoHahn
United States
Mecklroy
Miss Hahn
Dr McElroy
Moss Slahn
Beer and Repeal Ruminations From Iowa Legislature
The piece discusses whether Iowa will legalize beer and how that may relate to repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. It explores whether beer legalization signals support for repeal and considers why states pursue beer before deciding on full repeal. The article cites data from The Ga.
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Lowa
Ats
Wieher
Othr
Witnesses under pressure and justice in the courts
A 1933 commentary condemns tyranny of law favoring the powerful, notes abuse of witnesses, and warns that wealth skews justice. It laments jail for material witnesses, questions fairness, and calls for rights protection in courts and public life.
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Aca
Forecast of Beer Repeal Ratification Across States
Zette's Research Bureau projects repeal support by state, noting 15 wet states now allowing 4 per cent beer and 15 dry states legalizing 4 per cent beer. Wisconsin and Michigan have ratified, bringing total toward the necessary thirty-six, with remaining votes from 17 states. Potential for future sentiment shifts and strategic implications discussed.
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Zette
Wisconsin
Michigan
Vincent Astor Known More By Silence Than Fame
Vincent Astor, 41, rarely seen in New York clubs or high society circles. He spends time yachting with Roosevelt, cruising European waters, and reading biographies, with Helen Huntington his longtime partner amid rumored marital strains.
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New York
Vincent Astor
Roosevelt
Broadway
Astor
Paris
Foyet’s
Local names listed for Iowa event participants
R. E. Jones Williamsburg George D. McElroy Vinton C. Des Moines Fred Morgan Cedar Rapids E. E. Schroder Davenport E. E. Pinney Cedar Rapids names appear as participants or officials in an Iowa segment. The shuffled list hints at a regional meeting or roster associated with multiple cities.
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R. E. Jones
Williamsburg
George D. McElroy
Vinton
C. Fred Morgan
Des Moines
E. E. Pinney
Cedar Rapids
E. E. Schroder
Davenport
Trench Talk and Wordplay in a Comic Morning Note
In a playful column a voice muses on mental vacuity and rhythmic names. He recalls his wife fleeing Fontainbleau days and recalls Hilaire Belloc as a mouthful. A man beside him repeats Deutsche Apotheker while fixing an ice box.
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Fontainbleau
Hilaire Belloc
Toiled in Dayton and the oddities of pre-dated plates
A writer recalls a pre-dated election extra from Dayton and a strange gag about grilled kidneys with chalk. He muses on Irish Scottish terms, fashion stylist Albert Mander, and humorous bits about Burton Rascoe and famous scientists performing on stage. The piece ends recalling a home talent minstrel break and a buffet dinner stumble.
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Dayton
Alf Rosener
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