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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
7
A humorous reflection on Independence Day rituals and risks. The author notes the noisy start with firecrackers, the risk of injuries from fireworks, the feast, and the array of hazards on the roads, water, and at the golf course, ending with tired viewers tending splints and bandages. Independence is celebrated but viewed as a precarious, if beloved, holiday.
A new push emerges to clean up films amid advances in color processes enabling true color photography for screenings. Industry figures emphasize tightening content standards as color realism improves and audience expectations rise.
The Gazette editorial notes a year of NRA and President re employment efforts with mixed signals. It cites varied sector earnings, weekly hours, and industry cases, highlighting ongoing debate over the program's impact and the pace of national recovery.
In the upper West Side tens they lived in sections with most tenants dwindling six months after the crash. With nothing left they rely on charity as sugar dad dies for whom to use.
A long, annotated discourse argues for moderation and natural living over fad diets and modern trends. It condemns excess smoking and eating, extols outdoor exercise, and cites instinctive health rules known to ancestors, contrasting them with artificial civilization and indulgence.
A fragmented 1934 text discusses sport styles, stock toward deficits, and high end ownership of pets. It mentions backers funding gaps, vet care for sold animals, and a sociologist on chiffons era. Pigeons at St Patrick’s appear, with a vivid wrist peck and a startled gunshot mimic.
A columnist reviews an odd plan proposed by Joshua Jewett suggesting an unemployed man carry stones between banks to be rounded up as harmless insanity. The piece jokes that such a policy would entice authorities to confine the sane, ending distress while previewing the folly of many unemployment schemes.
About 60 billion cigarettes are consumed annually in China with a large portion made from American tobacco or imported directly from the United States. The figure highlights China's enormous smoking market and ties to U S tobacco supplies.
A protracted critique argues the American Medical Association once opposed alcohol as a beverage and as a therapeutic agent. The piece mocks the loudspeaker role of the AMA and disputing claims that a highball can equal ham and eggs for nourishment, citing metabolic limits and breath odor as indicators of excess alcohol.
Inhalations of carboxygen mix aid in removing carbon monoxide from blood. Use a flexible vent pipe from engine exhaust in closed garages for worker protection. French doctors favor photopherap hsyo sodium remedy for mild gassing, but Prof Vanderl Henderson cautions harm. Georgia reports 1932 pecan crop at five million pounds.
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