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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1932
Page
6
The fragment lists pricing for a newspaper with one year and shorter terms, including foreign issues. It references Marion and rapid rates, noting per year in advance and various periodic costs.
A historian argues that adapting names reflects a large cultural shift comparable to westward settlement and recent urban migration, highlighting the lasting impact of name changes on national identity and shared memory.
Detroit News argues that corporate officers should disclose stock holdings to curb stock-jobbing and misleading reporting. Harvard economist William Z. Ripley cites executives shifting from production to selling shares, distorting balance sheets. Public confidence in information is low, and disclosure bills face opposition but are likely to pass as public interest in investment grows.
The piece humorously contrasts bridge rules with exceptions, noting Oswald Jacoby’s view that knowing when not to apply a rule matters more. It also mocks political economy as political comedy, referencing Charlie Chaplin and Dr. Butler, and hints at a dinner with a billed refund.
A 1932 critique challenges views on veterans pensions tariffs and money power in Congress. It argues reform is unlikely, warns of recurring graft, notes inflation and Prohibition dynamics, and ends with a quip about a flapper and Sunday observance.
The New York Times reports Mr. McKeogh warns aspiring authors about writing for magazines. He notes increasing manuscript submissions amid a slump and warns agents offering vague publication guarantees. Established agents struggle to place work as magazines favor older stock and cheaper buys.
Experienced drivers know how to react if forced off pavement or if wheels touch the shoulder. The guidance urges stopping or proceeding at a very slow pace to maintain control and safety.
The Kansas City Times warns drivers about the dangers of reclaiming a vehicle from the shoulder at speed. Safe procedure requires slowing to a near stop with outer wheels off the pavement until control is deliberate and secure to prevent skidding and cross traffic.
In 1925 both House and Senate disciplined Republican members who backed La Follette in 1924. Insurgents lost committee standing, were labeled independents, and some were readmitted as Republicans later. Senators Frasier Nye and others gained chairmanships while party lines prevailed in organizing Congress.
Fulton County Georgia reported paying 92736 51 dollars in inheritance taxes to the state during 1931. The payment reflects the taxable transfers assessed under the state revenue program.
Notice to named individuals of lien payment expiry and impending sale of household property. Auction to occur at Cedar Rapids Cedar River location on Thursday July 7 at 1 PM following due notices. Listed names include P W Moffitt M J Callen R A Dickinson W B Dulaney Marie Harris Anita Morgan Edna Nelson M Lee z e Smith Miss W Smith D Van ette.
The article notes a calamitous summer for stage and film with 13 shows vying for 34 slots, theaters like Globe and Hippodrome in receivership or closed, and potential mergers looming. It also recalls a memory of baseball’s youth at Polo Grounds and a sidewalk seller’s wry commentary on hard times.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a boast about an investment, a money order for 50 from a California town, and a terse note asking what was told. The narrator mentions Lucius Junius Desha and a digressive line about Gentiles by an unidentified speaker, ending with an odd copyright reference.
A dramatic advertisement touts Allenia as a swift prescription to end rheumatism neuritis lumbago and sciatica within 48 hours. It claims no drugs or opiates and promises immediate pain relief followed by removal of uric acid deposits from muscles joints and tissues. Available from May Drug Co Podzimek Pholes Robinson Bros Drug Co Higley Bidg and leading druggists for 85 cents with money back guarantee.
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