Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription options and pricing for mail and carrier delivery, with rates for in-state and out-of-state readers. It notes affiliation with The Associated Press and United Press and identifies leasing wire services and a Cedar Rapids office location.
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Associated Press
Veterans Hospital Care Expanded for 125000 U S Veterans
T E Blanchard notes that the United States in its first year of war extended hospital service to 125000 veterans while England in its fourth year of war had 34000 veterans in hospital treatment.
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United States
England
T. E. Blanchard
Glassford praised for handling bonus marchers on Capitol grounds
Officials praise Brig. Gen. Pelham Glassford Washington police chief for restraint and diplomacy in managing the 1932 Bonus Army encampment. They note his警察 experience kept the 15,000 veterans from violence and that continuing adjournment may keep the siege from ending. He may continue his approach as long as it remains effective.
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Senate
Pelham Glassford
Washington
Capitol Grounds
General Glassford
Capitol Hill
Glassford
Congress
United States
Capitol
Iowa income tax debate muted ahead of election
The Iowa campaign for a state income tax grows quiet amid new federal rates dampening support. Proponents push property as unfair, argue income levies would balance the load, and cite Wisconsin as a model while Iowa voters are urged to study distribution figures. The Mason City Globe Gazette notes last session’s bill would raise little revenue, suggesting the tax is only a first step, not a solution.
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Iowa
Wisconsin
Mason City Globe Gazette
Globe-Gazette
Mason City
Prudence urged against new income tax form in Iowa
The article argues lawmakers should keep perspective on tax reform, warning that limited relief and a new income tax form would become burdensome. It calls for better collection under existing laws and curtailment of government activities to reduce tax needs.
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Iowa
Cole Stands Alone Against Glass Rider in Iowa Vote
Cedar Rapids representative Cyrenus Cole stood alone among Iowa lawmakers by opposing the Glass and Goldsborough currency expansion riders added to Hoover’s home loan bank bill. The measure would issue about a billion dollars in bank notes against government securities, but is viewed as unlikely to pass or be adopted by banks. The piece notes political maneuvering around votes and presidential veto hints, and questions the wisdom of widespread currency inflation.
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Cyrenus Cole
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
House of Representatives
Hoover
Cole
Senate
House
Goldsborough
Germany's creditors plan more postponements on war debts
With a reparation program in place, creditors likely to use ninety day postponement notices for principal on war debts owed to the United States. December 15 payments loom, and about 247 million dollars were postponed under the Hoover moratorium.
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Germany
United States
Hoover
France
Greece
Jugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Roumania
Austria
International Commission On the Reconstruction
Cautionary Snakebite Advice and Satirical Notes
A handwritten piece blends caution on rattlesnake bites with practical yet graphic first aid tips and venom handling. It contrasts old remedies with antivenin, then shifts to a stream of satirical vignettes about society, politics, and daily life, ending with a 1932 copyright note.
Personal Reflections on Style and Identities in New York
A string of concise, opinionated vignettes about fashion, names, and cultural quirks in New York. The narrator ponders rich heirs in overalls, a favored masculine name, literary figures like Mark Twain, and the allure of a chic church at 5th Avenue and 37th Street.
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New York
Richey Craig, Jr
Francis
Frances
Mark Twain
Lois
Annapolis
5Th Avenue
37Th Street
S. Jay Kauffman
Otto Kahn
Patrick Shanley
California
Barbers
Odd Reviews His Likes and Dislikes Like a Journal Entry
A collage of musings and vivid vignettes by aRegular correspondent Billy Bryant. The piece touches on cinema, travel ambitions, personal habits, social quirks, and pop culture figures from Schmeling to Gandhi and familiar hotel names. It closes with a copyright notice from 1932.
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Billy Bryant
James Woods
Arizona Desert
George Ade
Russia
Car Repaint Sparks Color Scheme Joke
The passenger asks why the car was repainted blue and the driver jokes about his love of color schemes matching Semeon Stepened language. The humor centers on wordplay and a playful self reference.
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County
Notice is given in the Linn County District Court that on the 19th an instrument was presented for probate and admission as a will. The proceedings list S. Johnson as district court official and W. C. Boland as attorney. Dated Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Saw Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Local Travels and Minor Injuries Reported
By Williams as a delegate from the local division. Mrs. Thomas Pirnie left ides for a weeks trip to Paneae Coe and New York City. Roy Sorensen fifteen, a fee for the Quaker Oats company, was slightly injured when struck by an automobile at the west end of the A avenue viaduct today. Mrs. George Laird will leave for a six weeks visit in Atlanta Georgia. J H Martin of Tripoli suffered a broken hip when he slipped and fell while alighting from a Central Park street car.
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Thomas Pirnie
Ides
Paneae Co
New York City
Roy Sorensen
Quaker Oats
A Avenue
George Laird
Atlanta
J. H. Martin
Tripoli
Central Park Street
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A brief notice presents the poem Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest, credited with the 1932 copyright. The item signals a literary piece featured in the periodical.
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Edgar A Guest
Starting Out They Plan a Frugal Wedding and Life
The writer expresses happiness that a couple will marry despite tight finances. They anticipate shared labor in an inexpensive flat, with both learning new duties and saving for every gain. Each purchases will bring delight as they begin their restrained life together.
Elevator Meeting After Divorce Sparks Silent Smile
Ed meets his ex wife in an elevator. She smiles as she rides up to pay a bill she made before their divorce. The moment captures lingering tension and unresolved feelings in a brief, everyday encounter.
10-20-30 Years Ago in the Gazette 1922
July 16, 1922 items show Charles Macy and family driving to New York City. Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Tiffany travel to California visiting along the route. Senator W. G. Haskell returns from a state parks inspection as a conservation board member. The Unity Methodist youth group staged The Challenge Of The Cross. A. W. Walker of Indianapolis becomes Boston store millinery manager and buyer.
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Charles Macy
New York City
D. E. Tiffany
California
W. G. Haskell
State Board of Conservation
Unity Methodist Church
A. W. Walker
Indianapolis
Ind
Boston
Crosby Heads to Chicago for Hibernians National Convention
July 16, 1912. J. H. Crosby travels to Chicago to attend the national convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
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J. H. Crosby
Chicago
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
Long Central Word Puzzle Clues and Answers
A dense grid of horizontal and vertical crossword style clues lists numerous definitions and word fragments. The mixed items include anatomy, geography, astronomy, and abstract terms, with several entries implying multiple meanings and wordplay, typical of a large puzzle page segment.
Company C Leaves for Cedar Falls Camp
The Twenty-ninth regiment unit departs today on a special train to Cedar Falls to begin camp. In other news, Miss Anna Isabelle Smith marries M. B. Putnam at the Smith home with Rev. C iW iilen officiating. Also, Miss Stauffacher weds Philip Van Ness Myers at the Stauffacher home with Rev. J. George Walz officiating. Frank Leahy a Marion burg soda fountain clerk dies instantly after grabbing an overcharged electric fan. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Ristine plan a Maine summer retreat.
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Cedar Falls
Forty-ninth
Anna Isabelle Smith
M. B. Putnam
Smith Home
C. Iw Iilien
Stauffacher
Philip van Ness Myers
J. George Walz
Frank Leahy
Marionburg
J. M. Ristine
Maine
Education and Physiology in the Schools Debate
A critic argues that hygiene and physical education are misjoined with physiology in schools. He urges anatomy be taught early, warns against underqualified instructors, and calls for physiology mastery for science teachers to improve health education.
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Hokum
What does strong or weak constitution mean
Explanation discusses health meaning of constitution and medical tests like X rays. It answers about whether X rays can show ulcers or cancer and notes cautions about camp swimming and health practices. It also mentions anti venom storage and use.
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M. C.F
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