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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1934

Page

13

Subscriptions Price List For Mail Readers

Rates show 1 year 6 months and 3 month options by mail. Iowa residents pay 5.00 yearly with 2.50 for six months and 1.25 for three months. Out of state and US territories priced per issue or by annual advance. Cedar Rapids and Marin carrier routes listed with weekly and yearly amounts.

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Unclear excerpt on NRA and economic social intricacies

Fragmentary text discusses NRA and economic social factors with unnamed speaker Frank Bohn. The passage lacks complete sentences or clear event details to establish a full news item.

Frank Bohn

Roosevelt address hints at NRA tactics and public response

The document outlines potential administration moves to expand NRA reach including boycotts against non members, longer hours and higher wages, and broader coverage of non blue eagle enterprises. It notes public resistance, need for dramatic promotion, and reliance on economic arguments from economists like Dr Sprague. The passage ends with a reflection on the direct primary system.

NRA M W Sprague Sprague

Iowa liquor control commission praised as new system starts

The piece praises Governor Herring and the new Hauer control commission for their constructive approach to establishing a liquor control system in Iowa. It notes the authority is strong, responses will depend on administrators, and warns against political pork-barrel dangers while citing liberalized laws and policy directions.

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Amarillo Mothers-in-law Day sparks debate over tradition

In the Texas panhandle a inaugural Mothers-in-law Day drew mixed reactions. Gene Howe of Amarillo organized the observance urging husbands to send corsages to their wives' mothers, prompting wider speculation on the holiday’s purpose and a note on the federal budget's priorities.

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The Child Labor Debate and Common Sense

A reflective editorial argues for defining a child and the need for work discipline, noting adults once worked from youth and warning against excessive restrictions. It surveys social norms, education, and patriotism while critiquing birth control and modern mores.

Elisabeth Cobb A Novel Sire And Theaters Ringling Tales

Elisabeth Cobb daughter of Irvin Cobb rises to fame with her third novel and a life rich in travel and performance. The piece recalls her Florence upbringing, circus experiences, and social circles in Easthampton while noting her mother’s quiet influence and her family’s admiration.

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In His Dad's Footsteps and a Mushroom Memory

A reflective piece recalls Elisabeth Cobb following her father’s path, a fashion column stint ends in bankruptcy with unpaid wages, and a later magazine sale nets $150. It also recounts local quirks like Crazy Dutch, squab as a disease-linked delicacy, and guinea hen used to deter hawks.

Forty Days of Self Denial and Spiritual Strength

A reflective piece describing a Lenten period of fasting and restraint. It speaks of forty days of self denial, praise, calmer thought, and abandoning selfish pleasures to strengthen the spirit and inner life.

Lent: Following the Master in Human Brotherhood

A poem questions Lent’s aim and asks if forty days of doing good, serving others, and seeking God’s praise through human brotherhood better reflect Christ’s example. It urges active mercy over mere ritual.

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