Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates Detail
The notice lists mail and courier subscriptions for Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas. Rates include one year six months three months and one month options, with weekly issues and international or interstate variants.
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Able business men in charge of emergency banking reforms
The piece argues that Democratic leaders act swiftly to empower the insurance commissioner and governor to reshape banking and insurance regulation amid a financial crisis. It asserts that businesslike governance, advised by top banking and insurance minds, will protect the public and ensure flexible policies without political meddling.
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Roosevelt May Seek Federal Bank Deposit Guaranty
Dispatches from Washington indicate President Roosevelt may back legislation to guarantee bank deposits at least partially. The idea has a long history, with past proposals in 1908, 1913, and through the 1930s, facing opposition but drawing renewed support amid the Depression era debates.
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Senate
Federal Reserve
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Democratic National Convent
Federal Deposit Guaranty
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Continuous character change after maturity supported by environment
The article argues that character is not fixed by age sixteen and cites examples of people reforming later in life. It attributes shifts to environment, circumstances, or deliberate effort, insisting character can be rebuilt by choosing better habits and pursuing ethical conduct despite past faults.
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Robert Burn
Government faith and bank confidence in a crisis
The piece argues that deposit insurance adequacy is unclear over the United States and that a holiday hurts good banks. It calls for drastic measures to restore public trust and assigns government responsibility to restore the confidence essential to sound institutions harmed by weak banks.
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United States
Technocracy controversy cited by Scott and Columbia critics
A long excerpt notes Howard Scott and the Technocracy movement sparking U.S. furor with promises of universal work and a $20000 income. It reports Columbia University joining then retreating from Technocracy and mentions a Minneapolis lecture for educators, plus later reflections on the scheme and its reception.
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New York Day by Day On Broadway Aristocrats and Fashion
A satirical sketch of New York’s upper crust as they retreat to shadows of clubs and homes, leaving Broadway to crowds. It notes their preferences for art institutions, opera, and refined dress, while highlighting figures like J P Morgan and Noel Coward in a portrait of social ritual and fashion on the city’s cultural stage.
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New Yorker
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Academy
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Ary Cologne
Hingamabobs
Tommy Millard
Ocean
Fanny Hurst
Gil Boag
Paris
Frank Buck
Noel Coward
Arthur
Marionette Show A Hit In Bad Season
Marionette show a hit in a season marked by scant crowds as The Astor table recalls old theater days. The piece lists figures like Lee Kugel Henry B Harris and Eddie Cantor, stitching a mosaic of Broadway memories and past stage luminaries through quick vignettes.
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Lee Kugel
Henry B Harris
Robert Hubard
Ralph Hertz
Eddie Dunn
Lillian Russell
Lillian
Fay Templeton
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Bedini
Arthur
Eddie Cantor
Olive Tablets Offer Liver and Bowels Relief
Advert says olive tablets soothe the liver and regulate bowels to cure indigestion and stomach upset. It claims the remedy is a purely vegetable compound that works without griping or pain with doses of 15¢ 30¢ and 60c and is taken at bedtime.
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Edwards
Park Row winter notes and Hollywood chatter
Somers Roche mends shoes with cardboard for a Park Row scene. Bob Read stages a play The Black Geese. Joan Crawford acquires Kehinoor of Hollywood. Eugene Conrad riffs on Gracie Allen’s lost brother. The Ring Lardners winter in California. Harry Silvey asks if a chiropodist may be called a dog doctor.
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Somers Roche
Park Row
Bob Read
Joan Crawford
Kehinoor
Hollywood
Eugene Conrad
Gracie Allen
Stunt
Ring Lardners
California
Zodiac Forecast For Those Born On This Day
The text describes lunar influences steering daily affairs toward routine outcomes unless driven by personal effort. It notes chaotic inner drives and secret forces affecting private matters and birthdays, with tendencies toward the mysterious and visionary. A child born now may be aspirational, poetic, or altruistic with unusual ideals.
Bitter Cold Kills Grasshopper Eggs in Pueblo
Pueblo reports the cold spell likely killed all grasshopper eggs buried beneath the ground, ending a two year plague. Experts note the bitter temperatures may prevent an egg hatch, reducing future grasshopper threats locally.
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Pueblo
Colo
Ben-Gay Promises Fast Pain and Cold Relief
Advertisement touts Baume Bengué Ben-Gay as a non drug rub for neuralgia neuritis sciatica rheumatic pain and chest colds. It warns against imitations and urges purchasing the genuine product from druggists for real results.
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