Subscriptions and Advertising Rates Listed for Iowa Area
The notice lists subscription prices by mail for Iowa and border states, with rates for 1 year 6 months 3 months and 1 month, plus seven issues weekly. By carrier in Cedar Rapids and Marion rates are given per week and per year in advance. Advertising reps are named for Chicago New York. The item cites news wires from Associated Press International News and United Press.
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Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Berets
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Chicago
Allen-Klaup Company
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Michigan Ave
New York
Allen-Krlapy
Fifth Avenue
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International News
United Press
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids Budget Shows Frugal City Plans for Year
The city council approved a budget of 867 892 dollars for next year with little protest. Mayor Stepanek detailed each expenditure and stressed economies while noting reductions come from postponed needs and lower bonded debt. The article argues careful budgeting and restraint will keep tax burdens down and praises citizens for their tolerance of hard times.
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Linn County Taxpayers’ Association
Stepanek
Cedar Rapids
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Not A Bad Country Says Editor Calls For Steady View Of Nation
The Journal of the American Dental Association editor argues many writers focus on decay in America while neglecting its strengths. He warns against sweeping gloom, noting rapid progress and a half century of growth from wilderness to a thriving nation, despite social and economic upheaval and waste products along the way.
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Amerca
The
Amencia Dental Association
Mammon
America
Wagner
Noah
Earth
Deflating science myths and ancient ages
A satirical column mocks shrinking scientific estimates from ancient skeletons to the Sahara's age, suggesting the Earth and stars may be younger than thought. It riffs on how ivory towers overestimate antiquity, notes the old guard’s nostalgia, and lampoons headlines about drafting Brookhart and changing poultry prices.
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Sahara
Sudan
Betelgeuse
Arcturus
Unclear essay on opinion and social issues from 1930s Iowa
A dense prose piece critiques alarmist warnings about economic decline and birth rates, arguing people resist facing unpleasant facts. It contrasts optimistic markets with fears of deterioration, questions Aryan racialist rhetoric and calls for responsible civic action amid a 1932 probate notice.
New Mintages And Throughts In A New York Paper
A fragmented column notes figures on mintages and gossip about figures in New York journalism and Broadway. Mentions Vincent Lopez, Roscoe Peabody, Percy Hammond, Mildred Bailey, Kate Smith, Irving Berlin, Ben Harney, and Dean Palmer with tangential asides about fashion and headlines.
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EW York
George Raft
Vincent Lopez
North Cohocton
Roscoe Peacock
Dean Cornwell
Puck
Percy Hammond
Mildred Bailey
Kate Smith
Irving Berlin
Ben Harney
Mr Johnson
Dean Palmer
St. Joseph
King Atred
Variety Office
Eccentric celebrity chatter and nightclub vignettes
A stream of social commentary lampoons dancers promoters and living icons. Names like Hans Wilson Rosa Pinchot Jimmy Johnstone and George M Cohan appear amid quips about speakeasies theatres and Hollywood antics.
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Hans Wilson
Rosamond Pinchot
Jimmy Johnstone
Charles V. MacArthur
Roy L. McCardell
Eiffel Tower
George Rockwell
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Pat Rooney
George M. Cohan
Mixed Conference Talks Stir Political Climate in Albany
Fragmented quotes discuss Roosevelt era Democratic platform aims at Chicago, Governor Boer of Massachusetts, and Al Smith support. European affairs and finance are cited with references to Japan, Germany, and world markets.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Chicago
Humas
Joseph BoEr
Massachusetts
al Smuth
Duke Kim in Harrow Years At Cherry Lane and Grand Central
A fragmentary 1932 reminiscence notes the duke once named the Marquis of Kimbalton in school days at Harrow. It mentions theater box office tricks at Cherry Lane, a jewelry shop near The Village, taxi drivers with bricks, a street pitchman near Grand Central, and a claim about French sailors receiving wine weekly.
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Kim
Harrow
Kipling
Kimbalton
Cherry Lane
Grand Central
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Treichler & Treichler
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Japan
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Germany
Acme
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Cleveland
Jay Franklin
Europe
M. I. McCreight
William the Conqueror
Belmont
Neumode
South Second Street
the Big Shoe Store Shoe Repair Dept
Second Ave
Star Jewelry Company
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