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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1933
Page
13
An OCR heavy fragment shows scattered letters and broken names, suggesting a damaged page segment. The content resembles a listing or notice with incomplete words, stray symbols, and mixed letters, offering no clear event, date, or authoritative detail to summarize.
A fragmented monologue critiques Prohibition era policies and social norms. It references Henry Mencken and a broad swath of voters including veterans, farmers, mechanics, and salespeople. The piece envisions NRA fashion control and a public figure to champion natural curves and modest temperance.
Writers and editors discuss the shifting pattern of New York literary access. Top authors and magazine writers now mail or telegraph work from dispersed locales, with many living on the Pacific coast or abroad. editors rely on scouts to locate deliverable talent rather than frequent editorial rooms.
A quirky tour through New York's literary and social scene highlights famous figures like Lucius Boomer and George M. Cohan, alongside a high end Mount Kisco speakeasy. Anecdotes cover writers smoking pipes, wandering theater districts, a midwest girl’s odd temper, and marine artists turned amateur sailors. The piece closes with a gilded youth bitten by a pet ocelot aboard Park Avenue.
Victoria Falls in Africa is more than two and a half times as high as Niagara Falls, highlighting a striking difference in their vertical scale and height.
A 42 year old man suffered afternoon spells of blurred vision and confusion with automatism and memory loss. Doctors diagnosed hypoglycemia from a markedly low blood sugar and a shrunken pancreas. treatment included regular meals and occasional insulin issues. The piece notes similar postprandial weakness can occur at night or early morning and may be mistaken for other conditions.
Readers discuss footwear, foot perspiration, and shoe remedies. A caller notes crepe soles irritate feet while leather soles avoid it. advice suggests using a formaldehyde solution in shoes to control odor. The column includes tips on white versus cooked rice and a note about Dr Brady answering health letters with stamped envelopes. The piece ends with a sun temperature fact of 11,000 degrees Fahrenheit.
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