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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1934
Page
15
Fragmentary publication page shows rates and mailing options for subscription by mail. It lists origins Chicago and New York and mentions various intercity locations and pricing in a garbled ad style. The text includes terms like press rates and service fees without clear coherent details.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a distorted line about a world weary tone and a person named Roosere. It hints at a discussion of gender or identity in a wartime context but the garbled source limits clarity and specifics.
The article outlines confusion over the CWA's fate after May 1 and potential tapering off by February 15. It cites Cedar Rapids concerns over unfinished projects and local protests against early termination. It notes private industry cannot absorb all workers and questions ongoing federal funding after May 1.
The piece argues no one is immune to temptation or guilt and condemns public figures who denounce others while hiding their own faults. It notes reformers resigning over minor favors, calls for universal ethical standards, and warns against double standards in honesty and punishment.
The city dazzles with Park Avenue lights and grand hotels as glamour returns despite hard times. Figures like Fannie Hurst Katharine Hepburn Miriam Hopkins and Leon Trotzky are noted among the crowds and interviews, while old theater haunts reveal memories of Hammerstein’s and vaudeville legends. The piece contrasts opulent displays with ongoing economic strain and hints at shifting cultural mood.
The piece notes a mood shift in New York with echoes of pre war grandeur as celebrities and travelers are referenced. It mentions Vander cook Jr at 30, Joan Crawford, Joe Laurie Jr and Dashiell Hammett among others. The tone blends gossip with cultural snapshots and ends with a copyright notice from 1934.
Official notice that January 17 1934 Don Barnes Iowa State Savings Bank is named Executor for Katherine Hinerwadel late of Linn County Iowa deceased. Claimants must file claims with Linn County District Court Clerk and indebted parties should promptly pay. Also divorce case McRae vs McRae filed in Linn County District Court Cedar Rapids with March 1934 deadline to answer and defend.
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