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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
17
While the editor is away, the Gazette runs representative editorials from other outlets. The practice preserves opinion coverage and offers readers a variety of viewpoints during the interim.
A Detroit News analysis criticizes the Agriculture Department for reviving grain reporting rules after a lax period. It argues one speculator’s large corn position could trigger a market crash, with the Chicago Board of Trade blamed for allowing private club rules and margin gambling.
Fragmented text discusses states ratifying the repeal amendment and the varied approaches to liquor control post repeal. Mentions procedures, commissions, and authorities, with references to political and legal processes in multiple jurisdictions.
The article laments a faction branded as the Sold Foundation, criticizing modern thinkers for undermining practical finance with academic theory. It argues the late Yale professor Sumner would oppose their stance and urges closer, fact-based study of business behavior.
The text cites Lord Snowden urging a prosperity return based on real production and employment rather than quick fixes. He advocates free trade and reduced barriers, aligning with U S positions, warning against artificial growth from quotas and tariffs. Also notes lighter beach rescues, waterproof books, and auto accessories as light items in a travel season.
A critical essay argues wealth defines social worth in America, where millionaires command reverence despite flaws. It contrasts such status with modest means, noting the public’s admiration for money shapes behavior and social judgment. The piece cites politicians, professors, preachers, and bankers to illustrate how wealth governs esteem and ethics.
New York writer Arthur Somers Roche recovers from past professional lows with a spirited sprint into social life and success. He travels from Palm Beach to Newport to the Riviera and hosts a brilliant weekend circle at Land’s Point, while his work revives his zest for living.
The fragment mentions Addison Mizner raising Chow dogs in America, Corey Ford’s Freedom New Hampshire summer home named Stony Broke, Charlie Chaplin’s first stage appearance as Willie the Office Boy in Sherlock Holmes, and Mary Robson known as May Robson collecting fountain pens, with a truncated note about Jack Dempsey.
A theater and penthouse party lead to a swift marriage, with a moonlit terrace chat sealing the match. Westbrook Pegler, famed for covering politics and sports, hosts literary weekends at a Connecticut rock home drawing Atlantic writers, while Manhattan’s Coffee House Club gathers belles lettres practitioners.
The undersigned on July 12 1933 were appointed and qualified as executors of the estate of Charles B Clark late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All indebted parties must pay promptly and those with claims should file them duly authenticated with the Linn County Iowa District Court. L D Dennis attorney.
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