Gazette Subscription Rates by Mail and State Ads
Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription prices by mail for various periods and states. Rates vary for Iowa and surrounding states with weekly issues and advance payments. advertising reps Allen Klapp and Allen-Klapp Company are noted. Leased wire AP reports and local news dispatches are credited.
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Quote on funding wars and famines by William Trufant Foster
The remark argues that if money can fuel a war effort with blood and bullets, it can likewise fund efforts to fight hunger and famine, highlighting misaligned priorities in funding. Foster emphasizes a moral balance between warfare and humanitarian aid.
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William Trufant Foster
Coal heating in Iowa buildings urged to curb unemployment
Governor Turner presses school boards and county supervisors to heat public buildings with Iowa coal to aid relief efforts. He notes last year’s campaign kept coal output near 1930 levels, added 100 jobs, and would cut heating costs. He cites University of Iowa freight and fuel issues as evidence of non Iowa coal use.
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Iowa City
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Illinois
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Board of Education
State Board of Control
A Purely Personal Matter Fly story and its single foe
A humorous meditation on flies and a single troublesome insect. The piece upends health department scare stories about millions of flies, arguing that one fly can ruin a day with its timing, taunting buzz, and deft evasions, driving a person to swat it with fury.
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State Department of Health
Fateful Day Foretells Crisis In Weimar Germany
Wartime fearing report warns Sunday could end the German republic and birth a new regime under Hitler. Mobilized storm troops, 400000 strong, guard key sites to quell communists amid election tensions. Analysts fear a coup if Hitler fails in ballots, while Von Papen and allies resist parliamentaryrule, threatening Germanys fragile future.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
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Presidential campaign hinges on vice presidents in 1930s contest
The piece argues Hoover and Roosevelt face handicap from running mates Garner and Curtis. Garner’s rhetoric hurts Roosevelt while Curtis’s Nevada comment risks carrying the state for Republicans. Both candidates enjoy brief relief after Congress adjourns as their running mates roam and spar, prompting quips about quacks and delays.
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New York
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Nevada
Redistribution Of World's Gold
Frederic J. Haskin reports on 192? gold moves as major nations shift holdings after England abandons the gold standard. France and the United States show the largest gains and losses, while Switzerland emerges as the biggest percentage gainer, signaling political over trade-driven moves.
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United States
France
Switzerland
Holland
Belgium
Italy
Spain
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Germany
Europe
Netherlands
Milk Diet Told as Bright's Disease Cure Claim
A reader recounts years with Bright's disease and an exclusive milk diet that he says restored health and removed life-insurance liens. Medical expert counters that one cured case does not prove a milk cure, noting unknowns about intake and activity and urging cautious evaluation.
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Bright
Gold and Health: Nephritis Rates and Global Gold Shifts
Dr. William Brady discusses Bright's disease prognosis with an average 15 year course and potential 25 to 30 year life if diagnosed early. The piece then analyzes year end gold movements, showing France as top gainer and the United States as a major loser, with the gold standard retained to sustain international monetary stability.
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Bright
Uncertain German future may threaten world stability
The passage warns that if Germany fails to survive, or if Junkers or Hitler gains power, a new empire or dictatorship could arise. Such developments would bring global trouble as any new German government would lack experience and demand actions the world may not be prepared to grant.
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Junkers
Hitler
Germany
Singers and songs of the era and culture notes
A list of performers and songs from Nora Bayes to Bert Williams with quick notes on dance marathons and entertainment figures. The piece weaves singer names, tunes, and casual anecdotes about actors, musicians, and show life in a newspaper voice. It intersperses reflections on talent choice and the fate of dancers, with brief bits about gossip and society observations.
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Nora Bayes
Jack Norworth
Jim Thornton
George Walker
Julia Sanderson
Douglas Stevenson
Fannie Brice
Rose
Washington Square
Richard Carle
Garden of Love
Montgomery
Stone
Temple Bells
Does a College Degree Cost a Mother Her Son
A weary mother scrubs marble floors to fund her son's college education. She speaks of pride and hope for his success, while the observer reflects on the high price of learning and asks if a noble path to knowledge exists beyond expensive degrees.
Heirs To Seek Queen's Estate Amid Inheritance Battle
In Paris an international court is urged to decide the 400 million dollar estate of Belgium’s Queen Marie Henriette. Two claimants of direct descent, a Zagreb porter Joseph Horwath and a Lyons Frenchman Jean Auguste Horwath, contest the lineage through several generations across Hungary Switzerland Germany and France. The dispute centers on the number of progeny of the original heir and which line is rightful.
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Honey Boy) Evans
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