Cedar Rapids Gasette Advertising Rate and Membership Note
The Cedar Rapids Gasette lists subscription prices and carrier rates with a note on publication by The Gazette Company. It includes pricing for 1 year 6 months 3 months and 1 month and mentions entry details in Cedar Rapids Iowa. The page credits Allen-Klapp and the International News Association with wire service usage and Associated Press attribution. MAR 1,10
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Great Lakes St Lawrence seaway treaty hailed as milestone
Hoover administration wins a landmark pact with Canada on the Great Lakes St Lawrence waterway opening the way for ocean shipping to Duluth Chicago and other midwestern hubs. The treaty foresees vast economic gains but requires ratification and complex power and cost allocations before completion, likely seven to ten years.
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Public aid debate echoes Kiplinger quote on alms vs relief
The remark questions sympathy in relief efforts. It argues danger lies in easy alms via government loans to banks rather than direct help to jobless families.
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Dozing Drivers Prompt Call for Truck Regulation
After congress adjourned without bus and truck rules, a local incident underscored the need for tighter regulation. Four people were injured Sunday night when a fatigued truck driver lost control of his vehicle.
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Speed Vantage in Loch Lomond Boat Race
Kaye Don, British speed ace, reaches two miles a minute in a $200,000 motorboat off Loch Lomond. Gar Wood accepts the record for now. The piece also pokes fun at speed, politics, and radio prizes, with light quips about Roosevelt and international squabbles.
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The Dog Is A Wild Animal and Moral Rules
The piece argues law should prevent crime by teaching ethics to children, not just punishing them. It notes children naturally imitate, learn from adults, and that fear alone rarely stops theft. It wryly comments on patriotism, politics, and economic cues as societal moral tests.
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Education pays and politics tainted by liquor lines
The piece satirizes education as a job path through a college diploma and kin in congress, mocks public office as an honor, and critiques international conference blame games. It notes liquor promises in elections, panhandlers, and the electoral college as a corrective, with a mother and father debating mountains versus sums.
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New York Celebrities Under Fire for Fame Hunger
A 1932 column argues New York’s celebrity culture is hollow with phony publicity seekers filling theater lobbies and restaurants. It notes Lindbergh and Earhart retreat from public spots while genuine magnates rarely appear, praising humility amid the limelight. It closes with quirky vignettes and a wife joke.
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Rust is not a harm factor in health guidance
William Brady M D discusses rust and injury myths, notes rust is iron oxide present in foods and medicines, and insists ordinary wounds risk more from minimal bleeding. He outlines first aid steps including cleaning, disinfection, and tetanus prevention, and invites readers to share first aid experiences with kerosene and drowning questions.
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Quotes on politics and society from diverse voices
A collection of quoted remarks from circus performer Alfredo Cadona Senator Kenneth McKellar attorney D. Steuer editor R. R. McCormick and author Henry Kittredge Norton. The comments touch on views of gypsies Lausanne treaties taxation and political platforms.
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