Government Intermediary Credit Lines Spurred by Borrower Demand
The article surveys fear and interest among borrowers and bankers about private lending. It notes proposals for a federal intermediate credit system to reduce risk, with three to five year loans and short term credit currently 1 to 2 percent. It discusses bond markets, small business needs, and the potential impact of government backing on lending behavior.
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NRA enforcement issues stir Iowa state debate
The piece discusses proposed federal reforms and NRA enforcement measures affecting Iowa, touching on states rights versus federal authority, potential legal and economic impacts on businesses, and a broad review of how state laws may adapt under the pending measure. It notes concerns about administration, costs, and the overall effect on industry competition.
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Debtor Trap Warns Louise About Finances and Trust
A letter warns Mrs End, two daughters to avoid rash generosity. It argues money dominates trust, urging scrupulous handling of others funds, caution in lending, and ensuring replacements before spending. The writer condemns careless small-sum debt and urges prudence with a club treasury.
Educators Guided to Speed Grade School Progress with Typewriters
An expert advises teachers to accelerate learning by equipping classrooms with typewriters as an aid. A follow up notes some devices fail to operate, causing disruption and the need for alternative tools.
French Cabinet Debates Payment Amid Debt Pressure
In a cautious session the French cabinet weighs options to address an American debt, signaling a measured approach under the influence of statecraft and economic strain. Officials discuss potential payment strategies and their implications for national finance.
Sunlight and Vitamins: Ultraviolet Benefits Noted by Woman
A Washington D C reader writes of sun bathing since two years ago noting marked improvement in headaches and colds and claiming ultraviolet exposure boosts immunity and stores up a vitamin like substance on the skin. She links warmth and brightness to relief and believes vitamins from sunlight are essential.
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Nudism and sunshine praised as health measure in
A writer argues that minimal clothing boosts immunity and health. He notes supporters in Switzerland and Perrysburg institutions where TB patients sunbathe nude in winter, sometimes in open air or near windows, claiming skin warmth and comfort despite subfreezing temperatures.
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Switzerland
Adam Memorial Hospital
Perrysburg
N.Y
Questions and Answers on Adoption and Medical Care
Readers share experiences on child adoption, medical advice, and early lessons in health. A correspondent discusses adoption via a barrier to service, while another notes a postpartum hemorrhage and rest guidance. A separate query questions eyelid mole removal and medical consensus on treatment.
Balkan Ruler and Crossword Clues from a Puzzled Page
A vintage puzzle page asks to identify a Balkan ruler from a picture and to supply the capital of his country, alongside a filled grid of cross clues. The mixed list includes terms for anatomy, geography, literature, and military pay, all clued in a single editorial puzzle style.
United States consolidates Aleutian positions amid Pacific tension
A Washington report notes U S moves to fortify the Aleutian chain as strategic air bases are planned, following a confidential army navy accord shifting the eastern boundary toward Japanese waters. The piece also touches on liquor prices, political rifts, and various Washington intrigues of the era.
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Herbert Hoover
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10 20 30 years ago in the gazette
Aden Sherif today announced nominating papers for mayor amid a ruling that the time for Sling has passed. He argues Sunday should not be counted in the ten day period. Kubicek will move to Dewolt Michigan to work as estimator and buyer for a lumber company. Mrs George J Haley and her twin daughters June and Jean return from a five month California visit. Rose Sishi in Maggie Pepper appeared at Greene's Opera House. Charles L Davenport and Mrs Ennis Bran of Russell New York visit brother Davenpor who has not seen him in twenty years and sister dn ihkly yests. Mrs A D Burdyte of Cedar Rapids is in Waterloo giving a chestnut social address.
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Robby) Robinson
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Ennis Rran
Russell, NY
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A. D. Burdyte
Cedar Rapids
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Reverend Macecart Speaks on The Mission of Jesus
The Rev. C. W. Macecart of First Lutheran preached at Town City church on The Mission of Jesus. Prazak Metzear and company opened a wholesale and retail tobacco business at 280 South Furst Street. Sidney Smith announced his candidacy for justice of the peace challenging J F Ball for the Republican nomination.
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Notice to Asserter Beneficiaries in Estate Matter
Petition filed in Linn County Iowa for administration of Ambrose P. Estes estate. Absentee Ambrose Estes unknown, seven years away, presumed dead. Leona Miller and Malfred Caldwell named executors. hearing set May 5, 1954 in Cedar Rapids. Dave S Johnson attorneys for petitioners.
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