Cedar Rapids Gazette Ad Rates and Publication Details
Publication details show the Cedar Rapids Gazette pricing by year and issue, with rates for subscription and mail delivery. The page lists prices for Iowa and nearby states, carrier delivery in Cedar Rapids and Marion, and advertising representatives. It also notes wire service affiliations with AP and UP and states republication rights.
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MAL
Iowa
Towa
Illinois
Minnesota
Mussour
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconin
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Goethe Quote on Creativity Opens Hidden Throneroom
A terse Goethe line proclaims that creative usefulness awakens opportunity, transforming the humble into a throne room. The door opens silently when one dares to break new paths, build new structures, and restore ideals for the benefit of humankind.
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Goethe
Wise Men and The Economic Recession Debate
The column argues economists differ on the recession's causes from bonuses to Wall Street conspiracies. It cautions against overreaching national planning until more progress and certainty emerge, noting no fixed consensus on causes or cures.
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Wall Street
Parents push to ban double features in Chicago
Chicago mothers representing 50,000 families press city council through PTA groups to ban double feature movies citing health harm to children from long viewing hours. The letter urges focus on improving classroom lighting and eye strain in schools, arguing better schoolroom conditions matter more.
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Chicago
Mother's
Cedar Rapids
Law Abiders Ought to Have a Code
The piece argues that the so called code of gangster ethics is a myth and urges law abiding citizens to cooperate with police. It notes how gang members refuse to squeal while fearing for their own safety and urges citizens to provide information to reduce crime.
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al Capone
Chicago
David Harum Values in Horse Trading Echoes Modern Trade-In Manuals
The piece argues that horse trading is an art rather than a business and mocks a blue book for used horses. It notes how farmers and dealers in the Pacific northwest seek a trade-in guide to avoid being outsmarted, while acknowledging the challenges of valuing horses without serials or standard metrics.
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David Harum
David
Pacific Northwest
Ambitious Japan and China warned by history and greed
In a 1938 copyright note the author recalls 1917 talks of arming Chinese workers for World War I and Japan’s veto. The piece argues Japan feared a modern China and foresaw future threat yet asserts China under Chiang Kai-shek would grow stronger by 1937 with a trained army, factories, and air power.
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Germany
Japan
China
Chiang Kai-shek
England
America
Hitler
Mussolini
Earth
Comedian Jack Pearl and Dutch vaudeville roots in wartime stage
Jack Pearl known for language gags and dramatic role aim in Wish-fulfillment. His career and peers like Al Shean Cliff Gordon Max Gordon are noted alongside social scenes at Delray and a glimpse of Zoe Beckley at the Evening Mail.
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Jew York
Jack Pearl
al Shean
Gallagher and Shean
Pearl
Cliff Hall
Lower East Side
Gus Edwards
Cliff Gordon
Max Gordon
Cliff
How To Go To Sleep Easily
Hold your eyes open and see how quickly you go to sleep. If bladder irregularity wakes you up use this kidney evacuant to drive out excess acids and waste. Local sale at May's Drugs Store.
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May's Drugs Store
remembered voices and moments from a bustling newsroom
A collage recalls Zoe brightening the Evening Mail, interviewing Queen Marie of Roumania, and writing from a ship in a gale. Other glimpses mention John Drew praised by Booth Tarkington, George Jean Nathan’s role as a film critic, and reflections on theater and publishing figures from the era.
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Evening Mail
Zoe
Queen Marie
Roumania
Mrs. Atlantic
Ribute
John Drew
Booth Tarkington
Tarkington
Drew
Simon Legree
Legree
Crusade to Oust Dogs From Cities Faces Opposition
The article recounts Albert Payson Terhune warning readers about a New York led campaign to ban dogs from big cities. He cites Dr. W E Aughinbaugh and donations, notes his refusal to support or print the movement, and urges vigilance to block the effort as it gains momentum. It ends with a brief note that bicycle polo is being revived in London.
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New York Times
W. E. Aughinbaugh
New York
Aughinbaugh
Marmola Tablets Promise Easy Fat Loss
This vintage ad touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple way to slim the face and figure without strict dieting or hard exercise. It claims the tablets use a common element doctors prescribe and urges readers to start now to regain a slender figure.
Home crafted cough remedy promises large savings
A home mix cures coughs by making a syrup from sugar and water then adding 244 ounces of Pinex from a druggist to create a pint of medicine. Marketed as superior to store bought options, it claims to loosen phlegm soothe inflamed membranes and ease soreness with refunds offered if not pleased.
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Norway
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