Local News Briefs From Cedar Rapids Gazette Panel
A fragmentary Cedar Rapids Gazette wire report mentions various advertisements and notices. The unreadable text includes references to advertisers, representatives, and local notices, with broken lines suggesting standard newsroom briefings and public notices.
Unclear OCR Fragment on Unrest and Deaths
The readable text is garbled and mentions unrest, pests, wits, and deaths including Yo Adama, with no identifiable dates or locations. No verifiable event or entities present to summarize meaningfully.
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Adama
Farm Relief Debate Deepens as Congress Eyes Action
A Sauk Center business man proposes radical farm relief, including replacing politicians with farmers in Congress and Senate, but unity among farmers is lacking. With the upcoming short session, emergency relief may be pressed, while real reforms await agreement and Roosevelt's guiding plan.
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Farm Relief Debate Focuses on Allotment Plan
The article discusses farm relief options including the domestic allotment plan, equalisation fee, and debenture schemes. It notes debates among farm leaders and the potential for Congress to act if agrarian support coalesces behind a single approach. It mentions Roosevelt and supporters favoring allotment and emphasizes decentralized, cooperative methods.
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Common Cold Myths and Public Health Quips
The piece mocks the notion of a universal cold and guides readers to practical, humorous health tips. It notes the burden on industry, jokes about unemployment, and questions cures while mentioning figures like Henry Ford and debates in politics. It closes with a playful reflection on champagne and Santa Claus.
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Protest and Idealism Blur in Youth Rebellions and Public Debates
A reflective piece contrasts rural rebellious youths and urban campus critics with adult authority, religion, and democracy. It argues young rebels seek perfection, grow cynical, and strike at institutions, while adults question belief, politics, and social change amid economic strain and shifting public morals.
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Broadway Gossip and Shifts in City Fashion
A column surveys Broadway figures from Helen Broderick to Jimmy Cunningham, noting impresarios, fashion, and tastemakers. Features Camile Gish with Lilian Gish and insights on shepherd plaid style, plus a sheriff's sale notice in Linn County Iowa for December 23 1932 with property details.
Quotations From Noted Figures Rally Against Work and War
A collage of quotes from Nellie Tayloe Ross, Robert C Pooley, Jack McBeth, Tehyl Heidi, Eleanor Roosevelt, Justice McCardie and WalIis Ballinger touches on work hours language law and economic shocks. The remarks reflect concerns about social security moral responsibility and international trade.
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Jack
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Democratic Party
Appointment of Samuel G. Poulos as Executor in Linn County
Notice states Samuel G Poulos was duly appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate on November 23 1932 in Linn County Iowa. It directs all claims against the estate to be filed with the Clerk of the Linn County District Court and identifies Cahi Boland and Hines as attorneys.
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Sheriff Sale Notice in Linn County Iowa 1932
By virtue of a special execution from the Linn County District Court A C Beresford funds against Delbert Senry Clayton Henry Calah Henry Eva Henry P P Henry and Eva Henry guardianship case the real estate comprising 45 acres in Section Township 84 North Range West St. Paul Meridian is offered for cash sale December 23 1932 at Cedar Rapids Court House door 1100 a m. Dated November 23 1932. Joseph A Petrus Sheriff Linn County Iowa Roy Radebaugh Deputy Much Mossman Attorney.
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