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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
12
Kojene antiseptic宣
Women praise Kojene as a powerful antiseptic endorsed by doctors. The ad claims it protects feminine health and beauty, contrasting it with dangerous historical poisons and urging purchase of a 6 ounce bottle for 60c at May Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Drug Co
The Everlasting Arms In Time Of Grief
An old woman and a grieving young widow seek comfort after a funeral. A friend reassures that the Everlasting Arms surround them, teaching that God is near through human kindness and deeds, a healing creed beyond philosophy.
City Briefs and Personal News Highlight Local Notices
The column notes no luncheon at Peoples church on Friday January 13 and an Elks omission in funeral tributes for John Burianek Jr who had joined the Elks in 1905. Also previews National Want Ad Week January 15 to 22 and reports the First Congregational Church annual meeting at 6 15 pm with brief reports and officer elections. A bankruptcy petition filed by Llewellyn Ovett Stone lists assets as none and liabilities of 330 35. Two small fires reported one in a garage at 1551 A avenue NE at 9 40 am and another on the roof of 407 F avenue NW at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burianck, Jr
Cedar Rapids
First Congregational Church
Llewellyn Ovett Stone
Fourth Avenue SE
EB. Schrader
A Avenue NE
C L. Morrow
F Avenue NW
Complex Puzzle Contains 1930s Word Clues and Local Notices
A mixed page includes a long word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues, a police incident note about a fire in a partition and roof, nursing staff illness, a family trip to Los Angeles, a lodge meeting, a radio debate on Prohibition repeal, Knights Templar installations, a pneumonia death in Topeka, and a motorist payment option described by Marion authorities.
Marion’s Speed Cop Targets Speeders in Outlying Districts
Motorists in Marion should watch their speed as W. H. French a deputized traffic officer lurks in a Pontiac coupe to catch speeders. Only a summons to appear in the mayor’s court can be issued, after which bond or fine payment follows unless the case is dismissed. No arrangements have been
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
W. H. French
Twelfth Street
French
Factory Worker In Six Weeks Works Again After Medicine
Hazen V Suita of Cambridge Massachusetts says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped him regain strength after six weeks at home unable to work. He reports feeling built up and able to return to factory labor and urges others to try the remedy, claiming it helps many women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hazen
Suita
Norfolk St
Cambridge
Mass
Farmers oppose price stabilization bills in forum letter
A reader argues that farm relief plans fail to stabilize prices, citing the farm board and South American coffee efforts. The Jones bill to stabilize wheat, cotton, tobacco and hogs is deemed unsound, as it would require many officials, limit farmers to selling portions of their crops, and shift excess supply to foreign markets at world prices. The writer calls for full public cost details and salaries before passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Board
South America
United States
Farmers pay hidden costs in new government jobs plan
F. F. Davidson of Cedar Rapids, Iowa argues politicians avoid profit details after operating costs. He warns farmers will shoulder the big tax burden to fund a larger government workforce, absorbing profits and offering no real benefit to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Davidson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Radio in Fire Chief Car Proves Its Worth
Fire Chief E P Kohout received two alarms ten minutes apart while on duty with a radio in his car. The first fire at 1809 Fifth Avenue SE and the second at 515 Third Avenue SW required rapid response across the river. The east side blaze was controlled quickly and extra manpower was dispatched. commendation followed for minimal water use and damage at 927 Third Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Kohout
Fifth Avenue SE
Third Avenue
Kohout
East Side
Third Street
William Fowler
Anna Fowler
Fowler
End a Cough in Hurry with Home Mix
A home cough remedy uses Pinex with sugar syrup in a pint bottle. The recipe claims purer, cheaper, faster relief, soothing throat membranes and loosening phlegm, with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atte Druggist
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NORD
Peoples Church
Burianck
Elks
National Want
the Gazette
Luxite
Steel Elf
Shadow
Montagu
Norman
Bank of
Michael Kasinin
Rome
Elizabeth S. Johnston
Public Health Nursing Bureau
F. M. Dunbar
Donald
Eighth Street
Los Angeles
Mrs. Dunbar
C. E. Offin
Twin City
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Moose Hall
Rock Island
Coe
Cornell
WMT
Waterloo
Commandery
Apollo Commandery No
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
James E. Bromwell
E. J. Petranek
Knights Templars
Royal Arch
Helen Bunger
Topeka
Kan
Miss Bunger
Charles Bunger
People’s Forum
Salada Brown
Salada Blue
LIEGE
Fabrice
Ask Kitterman
Western Autos
Second Ave
Chevrolet
Ford ‘‘A
Ford
Pontiac
Winer
Whippet
Vaethene Mat Om
Raven Pas
Pico
Cavalier
Truetone
R.C.A
Stee
R.C
B.C.A
Ted
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