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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1934
Page
9
Report from Chicago describes a spate of incidents where stones were thrown at city buses. Investigators seek suspects as authorities brace for more vandalism.
Bank directs customers to take their money as profits vanish and the institution faces uncertain financial conditions. Officials announce actions after a week of turmoil and signals of potential insolvency amid plummeting deposits.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a fatal incident involving a police escort during a drive. Names, places, and specifics are unreadable, but the core event points to a fatal outcome linked to a cop escort.
A chilly day unfolded with a 4 degree minimum and a late afternoon peak near 41 F. Skies stayed mostly clear as Monday’s conditions dominated across the region.
In a formatted note the fragment mentions a poll and teeters on a rumen topic. No clear persons or organizations are readable. The readable bits imply a polling event with uncertain outcome and tense framing.
Musketeers Drium Corps returned to a hero’s welcome in Chicago after winning the national title. A motorcade and victory banners filled the streets as players, coaches, and a motorcycle escort paraded past cheering crowds. The celebration honored the team, staff, and supporters who secured the championship amid protests over use of guest buglers.
The article outlines Senate intrigue around Ross Callins Isha Shacp Wilsams and Roy Deas DooyTeatie, noting Collins and Stephens as rival figures in Mississippi politics. It mentions a telegram from the President and hints at Bilbo possibly gaining votes as a major shift unfolds. A Brandon note reports a Bear Creek homecoming service Sunday with local officers listed.
An ad touts Cystex as a cure for kidney and bladder issues with relief from nights pain nerves and aches. It claims two doctor prescriptions and a money back guarantee, stating the formula is in every package and that the medicine detoxes acids and wastes.
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