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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1933

Page

5

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Quote Marks Dr Goebel on National Mind in Art

Dr Paul J Goebel argues art gains international value when deeply rooted in national mentality. The remark emphasizes cultural identity shaping global perception of artistic work.

Paul J. Goebbels

Roosevelt commits to dollar peg despite European pressure

The text notes President Roosevelt’s stance to not surrender on stabilizing the dollar, rejecting an international agreement that would let foreign central banks influence U.S. monetary policy. It argues U.S. policy should prioritize domestic recovery and avoid concessions at London without adequate compensation.

Roosevelt United States Europe London

Century‑old Georgian woman never saw an automobile

A Georgia woman aged 100 who had never seen a car is described as remarkable, noting that many Georgians die younger often for not seeing one.

Georgia

Reorganization Not So Easy for Town Government

The Brookings Institute urged centralized state finance and other reforms to improve efficiency and curb graft. lawmakers may resist new changes in September amid tax cuts, liquor law revisions, and a recovering economy reducing urgency for rapid reorganization.

Brookings Institute Brookings Herring Beatty-Bennett Woodout

World of suffering and greed blamed on man’s choices

Fragmentary passage argues that mankind creates war poverty and disease, not God. It contrasts natural living and civilized life, notes diseases in clean environments, criticizes prohibition era politics and media, and reflects on freedom and virtue with scattered editorial asides.

Eastern Asia South Seas Europe Perm Eden

Dictator Theory In Practice Shown By Mussolini Edict

An article discusses Mussolini testing a theory that strong dictatorial power combined with strong appetite can override feminine vanity. It notes he has ordered Australian young women to eat heartily, contrasting with prior fad ideas and questioning the limits of authoritarian influence.

Hitler Mussolini

Sterilization in Hitler Regime Sparks Debate on Policy and Ethics

The article discusses a planned Nazi edict for sterilizing the hereditarily unfit and compares it with prior state laws like Iowa's. It notes moral and enforcement questions, potential empirical proof or disproof, and hints at broader civilizational impact if such an experiment proceeds. It also references price concerns and a separate sports writers’ note about the Lordoz economic conference.

Hitler Iowa Witler

New York Diary Sketches From Eva Tang and Guests

A fragmented diary style entry lists Eva Tang recovering from blindness and Roscoe Peacock laying a wreath on Oscar Wilde's grave. It mentions Lou Hauser, Ben Troop, Ruby De Remer, Camille Dreyfus, Alma Claybergh, Anne Kirkpatrick, Bill Hamilton, Hattie Belle Johnston, Blanche Clark, George Delacortes, and Gandhi film moments. Gaxton contemplates a perfume venture. Glen Pope and Grace Moore are noted among social circles.

New York Pepys Eva Tanguay Roscoe Peacock Pete Lachaise Oscar Wilde Lou Hauser Paris Ritz Ben Troop Ruby de Remer Camille Dreyfus Alma Claybergh Vichy Anne Kirkpatrick Bill Hamilton Hattie Belle Johnston Blanche Clark George Delacortes Hattie Belle Gandhi India Old City R. E. MacAlarney

Debutantes Tame Relief Work Scene in Sanity Healing

A long extract mixes notes of social debutantes facing postwar relief efforts with memories of vaudeville figures and a tense fictional confrontation. Marcia confronts Guy Wuthering over a hidden family secret and his insinuations, insisting on facts and a direct explanation.

The Wuthering Menace and Mareia’s Escape

Mrs Lili Weston is threatened by Gus Warthering over a buried scandal on Mareia’s eighteenth birthday. Marcia fears execution of a trap while Dr Stanton and detective George Wright plot a plan. Mareia seeks escape as Warthering presses for control and Walls Atterbury’s loyalties blur.

Mareia Lili Weston Gus Warthering Walls Atterbury Santa Ransome Martias Coasi Wally Warei Cantain Ted Oras Fed Matty Glendale Ted Rally Marcia Gus Shen Werieht Br Stanton Martin Sonia

Weston heiress faces blackmail to wed unscrupulous suitor

Marcia resists Guy Wuthering as he threatens to reveal a Weston family secret. He offers to keep the secret safe in exchange for marriage, claiming Wally Atterbury would betray her and ruin her socially. She weighs the peril and her future happiness against the perilous proposal.

Jove Wally Atterbury Sonia Guy Wuthering Marcia Weston Wally

Busy Youngsters and Neighbor Advice in Dear Miss Manners

A reader asks about parents balancing attention to children with personal interests. The column notes busy families foster common companionship and cautions against overbearing neighbors. A letter from Lonesome Mother is answered with empathy and reassurance.

Unclear Social Observations and Driving Tips

A fragmentary note describes a woman who does not dance yet is good company and envied by friends. It ponders teaching her to dance to radio music at home and mentions self consciousness about learning in public. It shifts to a remark on automobile tires gaining pressure on hot days during long drives.

Marcia Wuthering Guy Wuthering Bob

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