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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1934

Page

15

Cedar Rapids Gazette Advertising Rates and Notices

Public notice style data from Cedar Rapids Gazette shows subscription rates by mail and carrier in various regions, plus advertising representative offices in Chicago New York and standard wire service notes. The piece ends with a quotation about firmness attributed to Hugo Meyer.

FRICE Iowa Ninesota Missouri Nebraska South Dakota Wisconsin U. S Cedar Rapids Marlo Vese Perrerin Eerie Bavanch Escacsevanecessee United Press Associated Press Associate Press al News Hugo Meyer

Hope in Housing Drive Sparks Public Interest

The housing act under James A. Moffett promises to ease financing for home building and renovations. Analysts warn outcomes hinge on private lenders and borrower confidence, with potential gains for construction and related industries if banks and borrowers take on risk. The article notes optimistic public hopes may outpace the act’s actual provisions and stresses broader economic impact if the construction sector gains momentum.

James A. Moffett Off Corporation Washington Moffett Ballyhoo NRA Aaa Pwa

Radio Speech Affects Americans Says Expert

Robert Wet of the Radio Art Council argues that radio shapes American speech daily and over years. He cites an imagined small talk exchange to illustrate how broadcasts can elevate or alter language and pronunciation.

The Dog's Loyal Affection and a Critical Town Tale

An elderly town tale explores a critical man in a close community who despises faults in others. His harsh judgments leave him friendless as everyone reveals flaws, until the wise man warns him the greatest misfortune is loneliness. The piece merges wit and social commentary with era deferential tone.

Radio voices and speech standards in public life

The excerpt mocks radio broadcasting by showing exaggerated speech as a sample of the era. It notes how loudspeakers drive volume and affect how people speak, agreeing that radio influences language, while expressing mixed reaction to the trend.

West Red Triangle

Economic Woe Tied to Silk Shirt Spending

The writer aligns with an eco nomics view that the present gloom is a punishment for spending 12 dollars per copy on 1018 silk shirts with wide red stripes.

School of Economics

Worth the Trip to Waterloo for Gen Johnson Appearance

Waterou residents consider a possible visit by Gen Hugh S. Johnson to discuss NRA. The piece praises the general's forceful role in the New Deal and urges attending to hear him speak in Waterloo. The writer muses on prosperity era hopes and asks what happened to Al Smith.

Waterloo Hugh S. Johnson Black Hawk NRA General Johnson

New York lights and rumors swirl around Tommy Guinan nightlife

The text sketches Tommy Guinan and his sister’s era in New York’s night restaurant scene, noting Guinan's quiet dress and streetwise wisdom. It references Joe Zelli imported from Paris, Guinan’s mystery aura, and ties to Broadway mob life amid Greenwich Village and Bedford Street crowds.

Texas New York Joe Zelli Paris Zelli Guinan

Dods worth Windfall and Cigarette Confessions

The text notes a windfall from Dods worth adapting for Sinclair Lewis and mentions his plays and a Bronxville estate gift to his wife Dorothy Thompson. It also recounts Cornwell's battle to quit smoking, detailing his struggle with cigars and attempts to quit over the years, including a two month abstinence.

Dodsworth Sinclair Lewis Bronxville Dorothy Thompson

Muray Hill mansion servant quarters and plants observed

A Sunday editorial notes a J. P. Morgan mansion on Murray Hill with servant quarters on the top floor, space for two dozen tenants, and plants at each window. The piece critiques Darwinian theory and mentions a stubborn, glowering staff presence amid a bonfire sunset setting.

Murray Hill J. P. Morgan

10 20 30 Years Ago In The Gazette July 10 1924

Helen Dunn left yesterday for Yellowstone park J Fred Currell was appointed to the civil service commission to replace C D Hedberg who resigned J D Thomson suffered a badly bruised hand when a rope broke as a window slammed down on it He was released by Pee Loftus Alma and Hilda Hendricksen returned from Los Angeles Mr and Mrs W J Elliott and children left for Los Angeles I C Emery Abbot Palmer left for the Great Lakes Dr C H Cogswell left for Spirit Lake for Knights Templar convention J G McMasters returned from Dakota with a chance on 160 acres B L West went to Erie Pa to become assistant general agent of an insurance company Miss Bess Wells left for Bellevue to join a sketching party to float down the Mississippi Two workers uncovered a live turtle in rock at the Third Avenue Hotel site it will go to the University of Iowa Natural Science department

Helen Dunn Yellowstone Park J. Fred Currell Civil Service Commission C. D Hedberg J. D. Thomson Pee Loftus Alma Hilda Hendricksen Los Angeles W. J. Elliott Calif Mr. Elliott I. C. Emery Miss Abbott Miss Palmer Great Lakes C. H. Cogswell Spirit Lake J. G. McMasters Dakota Rosebud B. L. West Erie Miss Bess Wells Bellevue Mississippi St. Louis Third Avenue Natural Science Department The Iowa University

Weather Verses Through All Seasons by Edgar A. Guest

The poem lists varied weather patterns across the year from cold winds and snow to heat and sunshine. It notes frequent gales in November and stormy August, plus both frosts and scorchers, ending with a remark on how such weather almost never comes to the speaker’s region.

Winster

Notice of Administrator Appointment in Linn County

State of Iowa Linn County notifies that Bruce Arduser has been appointed administrator of the estate of Peter Arduser deceased. Creditors and debtors must settle claims and debts with the Clerk of the Linn County District Court attorneys Crissman and Bleakley.

State of Iowa Linn County Peter Arduser Iowa Bruce Arduser Crissman and Bleakley, Allorneys

Dead Doctor Heals Stomach Ailments

A quirky tale tells of a deceased specialist whose lifelong stomach remedy allegedly cures ulcers indigestion gas pain heartburn and related symptoms. Over the years thousands wrote letters praising the treatment and a seven day free trial box offers a money back guarantee from May Drug Company.

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