Gedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Prices
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Quote by Benjamin Ginzburg on revolutions and bread
A scientist Benjamin Ginzburg argues revolutions arise not from famine but from a shared grievance held by those who have bread in their stomachs. He suggests discontent fuels collective action beyond material need.
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The Tax Slashers
The AP reports 45 state legislatures in session with 37 enacting or raising taxes. Taxes will exceed a quarter billion dollars, with income, sales, and beer taxes expanding revenue. Critics warn of rising tax dependency and future fiscal risk as new revenue sources multiply.
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Morgan Has Strong Reason for Nonpayment Compared to France
The record notes Morgan apparently had a more solid justification for withholding payment than France did, suggesting differing motives or circumstances behind the debts involved.
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New Deal Lottery Story Spurred By Newspaper Rules
A young Long Island telephone operator wins 118500 on a 2 ticket amid talk of reports being printed under the New Deal. Postmaster General Farley says news is fine but avoids advertising lotteries. papers could publish, though, with caution over broadcasted content and mail bans.
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You Can Teach Hens To Eat Their Own Eggs
A fragmented 1930s piece critiques government job programs and wartime economics. It contrasts useless weed pulling with wasteful production, condemns planned obsolescence, and questions postwar prosperity schemes. The text includes scattered editorials and social commentary from the era.
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Remarkable low temperature experiment in California
A scientist explains producing about 453 degrees below zero Fahrenheit using ice made from air to chill hydrogen at 3,000 psi, then cooling low pressure helium and finally releasing pressure to reach a volatile colorless liquid. The method fascinates but practical value remains for science, not daily use.
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Ambiguity in Beer Alcohol Content Reported
The record notes differing figures for the beer’s alcohol content with 3.2 percent by weight or 4 percent by volume cited, while a guess estimates 2.3 percent. The text shows uncertainty over actual strength.
Radio Dial Lets Listeners Hire Detectives
It gives one an added sense of security to know that he can get a detective by turning almost any place on the radio dial. The remark suggests broad availability of investigative services via broadcast stations.
Diary of a modern Pepys in New York society circles
The excerpt recounts New York social life with mentions of Betty Forsythe as a tabloid stand girl, Elizabeth Young, Mrs. Hearst, and other prominent figures. It notes dinners, theatre, and salons, plus observations of fashion and entertainment trends, including a glamorized table of tastemakers and writers.
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Just Folks Poem About Faithful Dogs
A 1933 verse celebrates dogs as loyal friends who greet and support their owners through rich or poor. The speaker extols a dog’s unwavering faith, claims critics’ faults pale beside canine devotion, and laments the pity of not owning a dog in all conditions.
Group of Candidates Favoring Ratification
A long list of candidates supporting ratification is presented, including F C Welch and numerous others such as WM E Humbert John J Dunlevy and Dr E E Bamford. The roster reads as a voter guide showing multiple names across affiliations.
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Peacock
Philip Leslie Shutt
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C. E Johnson Earl Statis Otis P. Morganthaler
Hugh Reinig
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C. A. Upham
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Frank Price
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Frank Owen
J. C. Ristine
Frank L. Smith
John G. Barwise
Edwin
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Robert J. Shaw
Geo, D. Moulton
Joe R. Frailey
Ray J. Mills
John G. Keck
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Mussolini Eyes Rome as Model for World City Revival
The Italian leader invokes ancient Rome as a benchmark of order and beauty, promising a future where Rome's grandeur inspires global urban revival. He frames the vision as a guide for nations to follow in rebuilding modern cities.
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Fragments From a 1933 Column About a Wreck
An excerpt from a 1933 piece notes a wreck and its smell with colorful dialect. The speaker mentions a deposit box visit and recalls a shrill Dahomey quote about an alley cat and danger. The passage blends humor with vivid, raw language.
Planes String Life Lines In Australian Coast Test
The Royal Australian Air Force tested a coastal life-saving method using a plane to drop a weighted line to a wrecked ship offshore. The line is attached to breeches buoy gear carried by the plane, enabling communication far beyond rocket or life-line guns.
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Governor Calls Iowa Constitutional Convention for 1933
Governor Clyde L. Herring proclaims a state convention to consider a federal amendment repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and regulating liquor imports. A special election is set for June 20, 1933 to elect delegates, with the convention to convene July 16 in Des Moines.
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