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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
13
The article argues that public figures rising via party support owe obligations to the party and must subordinate personal ambitions to collective party goals. It notes ongoing friction in party leadership and hints at recent debates over beer regulations.
New York reviews highlight Harry Richman’s enduring Broadway appeal as he draws crowds with a masculine delivery and energetic performances. The piece notes parallels to Nora Bayes and Eddie Leonard while contrasting caf é life with Parisian cafe culture and mentions Joe Zelli.
A stream of reminiscences highlights late greats from American comedy and journalism. References to Walt Whitman’s era, Chaplin, Harold Ross, Graniland Rice, and Suz aR Tale mingle with playful sketches and social scenes. A Paris fashion note adds Wolvie couture and a dark-eyed Russian singer.
A notice page itemized various local happenings in Cedar Rapids. Topics include a $30 000 organ contract for First Presbyterian church, the opening of McCarthy Memorial Home with a Sisters of Mercy reception, a Boston store ad manager injured by a bottle explosion, Kathryn Barker returning from the west, Judge Milo B. Smith receiving an honorary degree from Cornell College, a marriage at Central Park church parsonage, Captain Omer Cole departing for Boise, Arthur Van Buren’s medical graduate move to Toledo, a near miss at the street railway power house, Mrs. L Powers and Mrs. James Maloney departing on a western trip, and a note that George Washington was not a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
The Nguor liquor commission notes slow early permit sales as stores opened Tuesday. Few individual permits issued so far and no expected rush before June when current permits expire. Officials urge economical, conservative drinking and prudence in spending amid uncertain revenue.
The piece argues congress may approve a farm bankruptcy moratorium while other terms could deter debtors and threaten broader credit for farmers. It warns of possible federal funding shifts and socialization of land if lending dries up, noting political calculations ahead of the election.
A reflective essay argues that population size does not guarantee superiority. Fear drives crowding while modern access to culture and information diminishes city advantages. Rural and urban life blend as wealth, travel, and media reach erode old hierarchies.
A fragmented account notes Madriggis embracing a new guitar driven scene in New York with Paris dress makers Dow and Bollywood influence. A casual transit to Central Park reflects youthful energy as a catcher rebukes a passerby with a pointed remark.
AZEL believed she was secure from romance until Harry arrived. The self sufficient woman finds happiness with him and hopes he won t disappoint. In a Dear Miss Manners exchange Brown Eyes asks if a friend is sincere or promoting her own interests and the answer advises verifying facts before judging.
A reader asks how to handle an engagement that collapsed after a partner promised to visit but never appeared. The suggested action is to write a courteous note seeking his side, then, if there is no reply, return the gifts and end further reconciliation efforts.
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