Subscription price by mail and carrier for Cedar Rapids area
Rates list by mail and carrier for Iowa and neighboring states. One year price is five dollars. six months is twenty five. Rates differ for Illinois Minnesota Missouri Nebraska South Dakota Wisconsin and other states. Cedar Rapids and Marion delivery is per week with quarterly or annual options and varying installments.
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Marion
Sympathy and Understanding Lacking in Average School Teacher
A quoted remark from Mrs Gene Mellon asserts sympathy and understanding are essential qualities missing in the typical school teacher.
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Gene Mellon
Washington debates single liquor tax plan and state shares
Reports from Washington suggest a strong chance Congress will adopt a single liquor tax collected by the federal government and allocated to states on a basis other than consumption. The plan aims to win state support by waiving state taxes in exchange for compliance, raising questions about constitutionality and effectiveness of federal regulation versus local control.
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Iowa
Kentucky Hills
Parker Gilbert
Estem
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Ives
Fems
Dairy Tax Debate Questions Burden on Distributors
A tentative editorial argues against a proposed one cent per pound processing tax on butterfat. It notes likely milk price changes, distributor secrecy about costs, and uncertain consumer impact, suggesting farmers would bear most of the burden.
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Tr Lea
Cleanliness and self respect as keys to success
A 1933 column argues daily bathing and fresh clothes build personal dignity and a confident, gentlemanly bearing. It links cleanliness to better behavior, self-respect, and improved chances in life, citing anecdotes on manners and public perception.
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Emut
Carter Glass
Incomplete Market Discrepancies Stir Public Debate
The piece argues that price gaps between farmer income and consumer costs reflect distributor control in the supply chain. It contends distributors should disclose their margins to the public to resolve the issue without new processing taxes, urging transparent pricing in the distribution network.
All for Jobs and the Arts in government aid program
An article critiques AWB Act Work Brand of the CWA sending thousands of unemployed artists to post offices for wall pictures and music, noting Administrator Hopkins push for hangs. It argues artists and musicians need food and clothing and questions government priorities and leadership.
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Hopkins
Imorwe
Ciétuca Simosphere
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Hopkis
Fame Chasers Move Quick in Manhattan Social Scene
The New York celebrity chase ranges from autograph seekers to ambitious social climbers who use stars as stepping stones. Noel Coward once fed the frenzy before retreating from calls, while Maxine Elliott, Nat Goodwin, and others mingle amid the city’s glare and nostalgia.
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York
Manhattan
Hollywood
New York
Noel Coward
Lindbergh
New York’s Celebrity Circuit and Broadway Figures
A vivid portrait of New York fame culture highlights Ballyhoo’s rise to a million readers led by Anthony’s profit share. Dave Levy earns status in Nat Lewis firm after years of street-level work. James Thurber’s hometown dreams and Judith Anderson’s stage mastery cap a capsule of Broadway lore.
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Dave Levy
Broadway
Nat Lewis
Levy
Damon Runyon
the Palace
Playful reminiscence hints at studio showtime pace
A narrator recalls rapid show openings and closings proving theater is the thing. A visitor from Perth Amboy calls, but the speaker only remembers a comic mishap when a putty plower struck the back of a bald professor’s head.
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Perth Amboy
Wagner Elected Iowa Realtors President in Davenport
The 1923 note reports John J. Wagner of Cedar Rapids elected president of the Iowa Realtors association at the Davenport meeting. Also noted are Cedar Rapids winning a five minute contest cap and local residents returning from Chicago and around the world for holidays.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Realtors Association
Davenport
Ella Rosenberger
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Willard Bryan
David McCosh
Chicago
Chicago Art Institute
Appointment of Administrator with the Will Annexed
Edward F. Misak is appointed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Frank Misak, deceased, Linn County Iowa. Creditors must pay debts and file claims in the Linn County District Court. Attorneys Paul R. Strain and J. A. Yeasler listed as counsel.
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Iowa
Linn County
Frank Misak
Peresons
Edward FP Isak
Paul R. Strain
J. A. Yeasler
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