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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1942
Page
5
Henry McLemore notes that bicycle riding exposes a man's age better than rings or ballroom style. He describes cycling classes from Allies Twenties to Middle Thirties, with 35-year-olds acting young at heart but clumsy in practice as he recalls past feats and endangering themselves on modern bikes.
The internal revenue service requires net income be computed using the taxpayer's regular accounting method. Cash receipts and disbursements, or accrual, reflect income properly. Inventory at the start and end of each period is necessary when production or sales affect income. Taxpayers must keep records for inspection and retain them as long as required by revenue law.
Incomprehensible text discusses tired kidneys causing sleeplessness and painful passages. The fragment mentions relief methods and unclear medical guidance without verifiable details.
Wiggam answers questions on marital dynamics showing the husband as a partner in life yet not always in shared hobbies. He argues poor gamblers face higher risk and that true criminal intelligence often lies in fraud schemes rather than brute force, with detectives catching the clever but leaving clues.
Washington UPI report states married men with children likely not drafted until 7 to 8 million men are in service. Selective Service Director Brig. Gen. Lewis B Hershey said the home would be protected and no specifics on men with no children were given. He noted wives’ dependency as a key deferment factor and that the U.S. cannot field more than about 10,000 to 90,000 additional troops.
The essay discusses evacuation plans for civilians in New York and other centers, noting that moving people is easy but keeping them away is hard. It compares civilian movements to a tidal pull by bombs and recalls past evacuations in London and France. It also mentions the Bataan Peninsula defense and a harsh description of the Negrito Aeta people in the Philippines.
The piece urges Brummels to stock moth balls as no priority on moth protection exists and warns that wool garments risk damage. It highlights a conservation order threatening a second pair of pants and broader wardrobe losses from double-breasted suits and roamy trouser legs. Protect current clothing to remain well dressed a year later.
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