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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
8
Rome reports Mussolini aims to level off mountains to ease overcrowding. Thousands of villagers are urged to move from mountain tops to level land as reforestation, pasture space, gardening, and cattle breeding plans unfold. About one third of communes sit atop mountains with eight million residents affected.
In Melbourne a proposal calls for a man made mountain near the war memorial to mark Victoria’s centenary. Citizens would contribute one cubic foot of soil each. the mound would be covered with trees and involve about 3,600 parts.
A discussion on judging minds and hearts through argument, praising Albert Edward Wiggam and his booklet How to Win an Argument. It notes Franklin Wright of Detroit aiding reintegration, recounts a former car thief turned trusted entrepreneur, and critiques medical billing practices in a polemic tone.
A birth mark on a one year old girl’s cheek is discussed with radium treatment as a possible eradication method. Experts say early treatment yields better cosmetic results and the doctor should decide the best approach.
Pierre South Dakota AP reports the back to the land movement is discussed amid waning interest as residents pursue homesteading and self sufficiency. The article notes residents exploring farming, rural living and relocation trends in the state capital and surrounding areas.
C L Chase state rural credit director says the back to the land movement is beginning in earnest. He notes steady inquiries from Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin as people in large cities seek to migrate and make homes in South Dakota.
In Clarksdale Mississippi Blue Dick the dreaded alligator has renewed his terror around Eagle's Nest Brake. Reports say the creature migrated from Swan Lake and continues to inspire strange tales as residents watch cautious for signs of his return.
An account from decades past describes a legendary creature known as the Brake, claimed to be 14 to 18 feet long. Tales say it capsized boats and held two locals, Lee Green and Burdine Mosley, while they were frog gigging. Two young Black boys reportedly clung to cypress branches for hours as the beast approached.
The text argues that happiness in marriage rests on complete psychology, not isolated traits. It rejects innate faculties like perception and conscience, stating children learn right and wrong through experience, impulses, sympathy, and consequences.
William Brady discusses payment practices in medicine and dentistry. He notes patients resist fees, doctors delay billing, and the medical field lacks systematized business habits. He cites examples of high charges and the tension between care quality and financial demands.
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