Subscription rates and service notices for Cedar Rapids paper
The notice outlines annual and shorter subscription options with rates by period and carrier, listing states served and international destinations. Advertising reps are named for Chicago New York and other cities, and the paper notes AP UPI and IN wire service affiliations.
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Iowa
Sean
Manta Ana Seq
Consin
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Weck Ascreevvees
Raavonee Eseveeenas
International News
United Press
Associated Press
Survival of the self controlled amid industrial progress
A quoted line by C. L. Shaw asserts that only those who are self controlled can adapt to the constant shifts brought by industrial progress. The remark emphasizes personal discipline as key to thriving in changing economic conditions.
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C. L. Shaw
Doings of Rome Warns on Modern Relief Efforts
John Rustgard compares U S relief policies to ancient Rome where public funds fed mobs and ruined thrift, initiative, and wealth. The piece argues warnings exist in Rome's decline, urging caution as unemployment relief and federal experiments continue, while noting similarity but not exact equivalence.
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Washington
John Rustgard
Rome
Sales Tax Trends and Taxpayer Burden in a Shifting Era
The piece discusses ongoing shifts in sales taxation as states consider expanding taxes. It notes sales tax ease of collection and political appeal, while acknowledging taxpayer burdens and uncertain legislative outcomes amid broader tax reform debates.
Tax policy discussion on citizen contribution to government
An editorial discusses designing federal tax laws for upcoming years. It notes a future push for new revenue methods and quotes an expert saying taxes are not a penalty but a contribution to government services. The piece questions how the public will learn this from the record, inviting further expert input.
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A G Buehler
University of Vermont
New York City
Mussolini Sees Ethiopia Campaign Slower Than Expected
Italian forces in Ethiopia have made little progress against Haile Selassie’s defenders, according to observers and Mussolini himself. He warns conquest won't be quick and notes fighting could be delayed by the rainy season. The piece also hints at broader consequences for Europe and mentions Wednesday's Rose Bowl game.
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Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Mussolini
Rome
Il Duce
Italy
Africa
Duce
Wealth and Happiness in the Modern Age Across a Nation
A compendium of satirical observations on wealth, politics, and social norms from a 1935 editorial voice. It critiques middle class discontent, the limits of money to satisfy desire, and the morale of politicians and society with allegorical and humorous maxims.
Thurber’s literary storm stirs town readers
NewWentsDay by byDay MacEntyre surveys Thurber’s rise as a local literary sensation with two best selling collaborative sketch books. Critics hail his bold humor while noting a colder edge, and the piece recalls memories of old authors and anecdotes from other writers’ pains and triumphs.
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York
James Thurber
Lisle Bell
Thurber
Ida
Columbus
Let's Explore Your Mind Author's Note
In this 1935 feature, questions probe science and morality, confidence, and wealth. It cites psychology experts and cites Pearl Buck, noting leaders arise from wealthier classes. It reports on gendered ideals among Berlin students and the appeal of actors over scientists as role models.
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America
Kadie Myers Shellow
William
the Gazette
Berlin
Friends Of Years Find Romance After Long Friendship
AY AND JOE had been friends for years before Joe realized his deep feelings for the girl. She reciprocates, so happiness lies ahead. They know each other well and share compatible tastes with no major conflicts. The letter to Miss Manners asks how to invite a shy suitor to his home. The advice suggests including him in a group setting to ease acquaintance and show that enjoyable times need not be costly.
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Joe
Miss Manners
College Official Horizontal Puzzle Clues Revealed
A set of crossword style clues lists chemistry of terms across with numbered entries for Horizontal and Vertical sections. The puzzle includes definitions for weapons like sword and topics ranging from schools to animal names.
Broadway’s most logical historian Gene Buck
Gene Buck, famed as Broadway chronicler and Ziegfeld aide, speaks English and once played in a Roxy orchestra in New York. Homesickness overwhelms him as someone notes returning someday. A waiter at Luchow's quips as a snack bar scene unfolds near Pennsy station.
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Roxy
New York
Luchow
Eisenach
Broadway
Gene Buck
Year Ends with Questions on Hatred and Peace
The verse ponders the dying year and bitter winds, recalling laughter and tears. It asks if efforts to shed hatred will ever end and whether a peaceful future can prevail despite ongoing divisions.
Origins of playing cards disputed across regions
The article traces claims of card origins in France about 1392 for Charles VI, notes European and Oriental precedents, and mentions ancient Egypt usage. It explains that suits differed, using cups swords money and wands before modern clubs diamonds hearts spades, with some regions still using these symbols.
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France
Charles VI
Orient
Egypt
Europe
Dear Miss Manners on dating and how to get a date
A reader asks how to get a date with a man who hesitates to ask. The columnist says the man should ask and suggests being friendly, not eager, showing interest in his work and hobbies to encourage him to pursue the date.
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Miss Manners
Poy
Meres
Cooky
Wheat Slumps Hit 1935 Canadian Crop Outlook
Canada’s 1935 wheat crop falls 2,000,000 bushels from 1934 to 73,971,000 with an 11.4 bushel per acre average due to frost drought and rust. Prairie provinces yield 256,000,000 bushels. oats barley rye and mixed grains rise notably from 1934 levels.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prairie
Manitoba
End Cough With Simple Home Mixture Recipe
A famous old remedy promises quick relief from winter coughs. Mix 244 ounces Pinex with sugar syrup to make a full pint with no cooking required. The Pine resin mix soothes throat irritation and loosens phlegm, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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