Construction Leader Seeks Quick Plan Aid
An informal note from Leon Wropr suggesting a concise one hour idea sprint for a major construction project. The message implies readiness to provide a clear concept rapidly.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1933
Page
13
An informal note from Leon Wropr suggesting a concise one hour idea sprint for a major construction project. The message implies readiness to provide a clear concept rapidly.
The text presents a chaotic discussion of agricultural policy, energy use, and reform debates. It mentions appeals, bribery, surpluses, and resource management, with scattered references to individuals and organizations, revealing confusion and conflicting viewpoints on how to address farming and energy challenges.
The readable fragments discuss labor hours and the load on workers and housewives. The text questions whether eight hours of labor suffice and who bears the hardest work, noting a debate about the burdens on both workers and homemakers.
A traveler, Adhem, seeks contentment beyond fame and hears from a saintly old man and a wood carver. The exchange emphasizes humility, charity, and inner peace as he shares meals, questions faith, and parts with new resolve to pursue virtue over praise.
A local man touts Gly-Cas as a miraculous remedy for neuritis and kidney trouble, claiming rapid relief and daily improvement. The ad notes Gly-Cas demonstrations at Thrifty Drug Store on Ist St and 3rd Ave SE, with testimonials from relieved patients and bold claims of removing impurities from the system.
A Paris studio portrait blends art and high society as a prominent American painter and his wife Dodo host salons in a Rue Radin apartment. Guests include Mary Harriman Rumsey, Floyd Gibbons, Marcel Proust, Jo Davidson, the Fratellini clowns, and Ralph Barton amid reflections on art, travel, and the old world glamour.
A fragmented desktop vignette portrays General Gilbert White in Parisian exile with a painful ankle. It mocks social climbers and a pair of press agents while describing ornate attire and a mock ceremonial livery. The piece satirizes class pretensions in a bygone social era.
A fragmented notice hints at Claire Luce's separation from a younger husband and playful puns about her name. The piece references hotel life in New York and social scenes, with a dated copyright note from 1933.
December 27 1923 reports Mr and Mrs John Lewis starting an extended Pacific coast visit. Robert Tindall of Toledo Indiana receives associate secretary offer in the YMCA boys work department. Miss Katherine Clark injured in a ditch accident on Mound Farm drive. Mrs Jannettie A Giberson mother of Judge T M Giberson dies at home. C C Slapnicka Milwaukee pitcher visits relatives and runs a clear tobacco business. Miss Edlee M Robertson and Roy...
Abbie Abbott attends the Iowa State Teachers convention in Des Moines with locals Jennie Post LeRoy Weld and J E Cameron on the program. Jen n ie Post and others perform with Mrs Frank Watson and Lynn Crawford providing musical support. John Lesinger promoted to chief clerk at Merchants National Bank. Mark Myers advances to teller and John Branek resigns to become cashier at Peoples Savings Bank. Lester Williams, tied to actor Malcolm Williams, dies in Pere Marquette wreck near McCord Michigan. his father is John H Williams of Cedar Rapids.
The medical profession treats a cold as an internal infection and prescribes Troxine to address the internal cause. Unlike surface remedies, Thexine aims at congestion, fever, and quick recovery, offered for 35¢ at drug stores.
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