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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1932
Page
2
Italy plans to retire 51 naval vessels as part of an economy move and a free reorganization of the fleet to prevent further deterioration. The step reflects budget cuts and restructuring within the Italian navy and defense ministry.
Mr. Nemec reports good conditions in the new republic of Czechoslovakia with many improvements since his youth. Building booms in cities and villages feature brick or stucco structures with tile roofs. Prague shows more cars than other cities while Germany lacks the hard times France faces. He notes political parties exist yet patriotism remains strong after the Sokol parade, affirming devotion to the republic.
A heated critique accuses the Jessup administration of misusing public funds at the Iowa state university. The author urges removal of alleged thieves and deceitful payroll practices revealed by a special audit, warning taxpayers may lose control if reforms do not occur.
Delays in steel window framework for the new post office push back completion beyond December 1. Foreman E G Olson of J P Cullen Sons predicts about three weeks of extra work but still expects occupancy before the contract deadline. Subcontracts inside the building are ahead of schedule.
The Bily Brothers clock exhibit at their Ridgeway area farm has drawn about 10,000 visitors in recent weeks, with six Sundays bringing around 700 guests. The exhibit at WEST UNI continues to attract steady crowds as tourism grows in the region.
John T. Lucas 83 longtime Iowa Grand Army of the Republic leader dies in Des Moines after serving in many posts and attending the 1932 encampment in a wheelchair. Funeral services set for Friday in Marshalltown. he enlisted at 13 and was wounded three times in 1865. a brother and three sisters survive.
The governor seeks an independent audit of state institutions and an executive council backed effort to implement auditor recommendations. Twenty audits, costing up to seventy two thousand five hundred dollars, offer a chance to enact reforms and achieve lasting tax reductions.
Arraigned in police court Wednesday on a speeding charge Floyd McIntosh surrendered his driver's license until September 5 and paid court costs of 1.50. He had the option as 2 oe Se Se . a Robert Schminkey and costs on the same
Observations note that cats control pupil size, narrowing to slits in bright light and widening to round shapes in darkness, enabling improved focus and night vision. Researchers cite muscle adjustment behind the iris as the mechanism, with the pupil’s flexibility aiding predator awareness and spatial perception.
A reader describes personal recovery from nervousness pains and headaches after using Lydia E Pinkham tonic and Sanative Wash. The letter praises the product and its fit for women seeking relief and vitality.
A local ad lists a buy one dress length of Summer Wash Goods and receive a second length free. It features Voiles, Batistes, Swisses, Mesh Fabrics, Piques, Silk Shantungs, Crepe Mashee, Printed Silk Crepes and Chiffons, all Wool Challies and related fabrics.
A brief notice touts seamless bed sheets offered at a notably low price with claims of good construction. The advertisement emphasizes affordability and quality for potential buyers.
A brief retail note states the product is made of good quality muslin and clarifies that phone or mail orders are not accepted. The notice emphasizes in store sales only and directs customers to visit the shop for purchases.
An 18 inch bleached toweling features a decorative border suitable for domestic use. The fabric presents a plain white field with a contrasting intricate border design along the edges. The item is described for home linen applications and laundering as per standard care.
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