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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1934
Page
15
Theatre renaissance urged by Harry McKee
The legitimate theatre will return with vigor as a new generation with limited stage experience grows. This shift signals a renaissance for the speaking stage, according to Harry McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry MicKee
Roosevelt Admits Air Mail Error and Reassigns Service
The article commends President Roosevelt for admitting a mistake in canceling air mail contracts and transferring the service to the army air corps. It credits his courage to backtrack and notes the costly lesson of ten lives, while questioning advisers in economics and military planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Army Air Corps
Army
A Word to the Wise On Cedar Rapids Primary
The quiet Cedar Rapids city primary vote Tuesday may produce a lighter turnout. Voters know the two year council record, and smart candidates are likely to advance. A low turnout risks surprising favorites losing and harming city governance in the next two years. Voters are urged to participate to stabilize results. A distractor paragraph about MIT and Dickinson boom appears but is not connected to local elections.
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Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Aissouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
U. S
Cedar RA
Chicago
Allen-Klap
Frazier CO
N. Michigam Ave
New York
Allen-Klapp-Frazier
Ninth Avenue
Associated Press
International News
United Press
Cedar Rapids
Polis
Klines
Union Square
Broadway Central
Gem Lodging House
Bowery
Kline
Sellsale
Fisk- Stokes
TVA Promoters Eye Electrical Use in Tennessee Valley
A long column criticizes the Tennessee Valley Authority push to supply power, suggesting social aims mask a sale of electricity for appliances. The piece notes limited TVA public information and jokes about dietary and household device promotion amid rising hydroelectric output.
Electrification Push and Social Uplift Voices at Home
The piece critiques electric industry sales framing favoring heavy users over household benefit and urges government to fund basic affordable appliances for Tennessee Valley households. It notes Voliva’s birthday mark and doubts end-of-world prophecies, alongside reflections on 1929 bank holiday and income taxes, Marion Talley’s farming fatigue, and a near-sea serpent rumor in Cedar Lake.
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Tennessee Valley
Notes on mothers and fathers shape a child's world
A reflective collage notes how a mother’s nurturance and a father’s provisioning mold Junior. It blames neither wholly, showing receipts of affection, discipline, and money, while musing on the comic irony of credit between clerk, mother, and dad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Mother
Dad
Old Dad
Sarah
Blood Circulation Concept Puzzle Clue List
A historical crossword style puzzle excerpt lists vertical and horizontal clues with numbers and definitions such as discoverer of blood circulation and various word hints. The fragment formats a word fill challenge rather than a narrative article.
Evening in New York with Woon Lytells Dreisers and Rex Cole
Diary style observations recounting a night out in New York with Basil Woon Bert Lytell Grace Lytell Theodore and Helen Dreiser Ted Woodyard Eddie Peabody May Robson and Paul Whitehead plus Ramona singing and a theatre scene with ACILLE WATSON returning to the stage amid cocktails and chatter on Horatio Street and Long Island house party images
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York
Paris
Civilization
Basil Woon
Bert
Grace Lytell
Theodore
Helen Dreiser
Grent
the Waldorf
Ted Woodyard
Eddie Peabodys
May Robson
Paul Whitemans
Ramona
Rex Cole
Robert Garland
Smith
Horatio Street
Acille Watson
Bargeman
John Lardner's Talent and Midtown Portraits
The column extols John Lardner as a promising humorist following in his father’s footsteps and notes his syndication for a daily feature. It vividizes Ann Street noon crowds, Broadway Central and Gem lodging, with idiosyncratic tallies of public figures and a vivid late era social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Lardner
John
Tegman
An York
Parents In Focus As Kids Seek Outside Home Life
A columnist argues that parents who neglect home life push children toward external recreation and social ties. Letters reveal teens seeking friendships and dates, with readers debating dating norms and personal freedom amid family guidance.
Classified personals note seeks peers for social outings
A young woman writes from near Cedar Rapids seeking decent friends aged 0 to 35 for dating and companionship. She mentions enjoying shows dances cards and the outdoors and notes she is 22 and taking tap dancing lessons.
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Cedar Rapids
Singalee
When Lovers Share Fateful Paths in Marriage
The author argues science weighs rights of society over individuals and notes romance benefits from shared tastes. It warns that diferencias in views make marriage risky unless both sides modify before tying the knot, and questions the stigma of seeking mental health help.
Habits Forming Guide Offered By Dr Wiggam
Dr Albert Wiggam promotes a booklet on habit formation combining principles from William James. The 78 page pamphlet covers formation and control of habits and is available by request with a self addressed stamped return envelope and 10 cents for postage.
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Albert Edward Wiggam
Harvard
William James
Albert Wiggam
Role of psychologists and art in human behavior discussed
A fragment discusses placing consulting psychologists in towns, aiding child adjustment and marriages, then pivots to a Q A on why people react emotionally to art. It cites creation by poets and Jesus as shaping perceived reality, ending with a tax and deed line from Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
School board picks two in largest district vote
March 12 1924 Gazette notes Mrs William Chamberlain and Frank C Byers elected school directors in history making election with 8100 votes cast. Charles Lucas Cedar Rapids hospitalized in Iowa City to remove a lodged fish bone. Bids sought for remodeling Greene's Opera House by Hedges Co to convert the building into a garage at about 50000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chamberlain
Frank C. Byers
Charles Lucas
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Greene
Opera House
Hedges Company
Greene’s Opera House Hosts Lady of the Slipper
Montgomery and Stone performed in The Lady of the Slipper at Greene’s Opera House today. The new interurban line to Mount Vernon was dedicated with over 200 riders from Cedar Rapids Marion Iowa City Lisbon and Toledo. a Metho dist church dinner and program followed with J M Dinwiddie among speakers. Ed Clark announced as a school board candidate.
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Montgomery and
Stone
Greene’s Opera House
Mount Vernon
Iowa Raileway and Light Company
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Iowa
City
Lisbon
Toledo
J. M. Dinwiddie
Kennedy
Sixteenth Avenue Bridge
Earl Lutz
Flint
Coe College
Second Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Clark
Doctor's Hemroid prescription promises lasting relief
No More Piles describes internal blood circulation as the true cause and promotes HEMROID by Dr J S Leonhardt as the internal remedy. It claims external treatments fail to address the root cause and guarantees money back if not satisfied after one bottle.
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J. S. Leonhardt
May Drug Co
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