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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1937
Page
2
A compact line of numbers likely reflects a financial or inventory snippet. The fragment lists 3 Moz 1 Mo 150 followed by values .60 90 110 20. No clear names, places, or events are discernible.
The Iowa liquor control board calls for stronger action against private stamp holders who evade state laws by selling intoxicants under federal permits. Chair Bernard Manley suggests seeking congressional changes to curb bootlegging while noting enforcement must start within Iowa despite federal gaps. The piece ends with a note on the British ambassador in China amid unclear causes and a wary state department stance.
A dated clipping reports a claimed revival of hope for a salt based treatment tied to the National Institute of Health. It suggests potential cures for pneumonia and various infections including meningitis gonorrhea encephalitis and streptococcus, while urging caution about overstatement and unproven promises.
A Washington presentation argued that a loudspeaking device could age liquor faster by using a vibrating diaphragm to emit sound waves. The claim, tied to patent No 2084784, was offered to officials as a method to age rum and other spirits, prompting skepticism about the science and practicality of sound-induced aging.
The piece speculates that both whisky and humans could be aged by loud sound exposure, recalling personal anecdotes of long broadcasts and a disruptive neighbor. It notes the idea as speculative and warns against dwelling on it while mentioning Senator Borah's call to oust GOP leaders and a vague distant capture of an unknown Spanish town.
An essay in a hymn like cadence laments how constant radio noise injures neighbors and upends neighborhood harmony. It argues noise violates others rights, destroys peace, and erodes hard earned homes, urging restraint and consideration of community welfare.
A playful collage of names and phrases in a New York scene notes figures from sports, theatre, and journalism. It parades athletes, actors, and reporters like Alva Johnston and Joe Louis, mixing trims of humor with sharp social snapshots and a wink at public personas.
Readable bits describe Adele Rogers St John at Great Neck with dogs visiting neighbor dogs, plus a veteran police chief detailing how hardened criminals wilt under pressure. The piece juxtaposes social grace with gritty law enforcement and long quotes on underworld fear of Edward Valentine.
A speaker recalls colorful days of creative chaos and quirks of a writer and cartoonist. The narrator mentions Peter Arno, Bill Corum, and playful misadventures with ink, window panes, and a dictionary worth noting.
A fragmentary line ends a 1937 text, capturing a despairing cry within a literary scene. The lean wording conveys intense emotion and suggests a broader narrative of anguish.
Dr Malaku E Bayen, cousin and physician to Haile Selassie, told a Wellesley College audience that the deposed Ethiopian emperor has little of his former wealth. He added that Ethiopians will continue the struggle against Italian aggression, noting a grim toll of warfare.
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