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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
13
The text argues that the experiment may deter future similar trials, implying it offered no worthwhile learning or practical benefit. The passage treats the endeavor as lacking value and usefulness for guiding future research.
A column questions federal finances as a $45,000 post office site payment bounced, a counterfeit fifty cent piece appeared in a Bureau of Standards employee’s pay, and critics urge that the government set a better example for handling money and checks.
An editorial argues the administration has chosen inflation over deflation as the main fiscal path. It outlines potential misery from deflation, the preferred hope of avoiding its evils, and cites Warren Woodward and Rose who urge rebuilding the money credit system through controlled inflation and self discipline.
The article reviews the Farm Board wheat stabilization program, noting heavy stock holdings, losses near 240 million dollars, and about 160 million dollars in potential cost after price support. It concludes the experiment cannot be deemed a success, with lasting debate over its impact on markets and domestic prices.
A commentator laments postwar foreclosures and the loss of homes when mortgage values fall. He argues borrowers bore the burden alone as banks liquidate assets, urging fair adjustments to debt to present value and cautioning against defrauding creditors. He cites personal responsibility and distrust of shifting moral blame.
A collage of New York scenes contrasts old and new generations in the ghetto pushcart markets with young women’s beauty noted. The column also recalls Pepys diary lines on blindness and a literary pollenosus in writers. A Madison Avenue sighting features Olivette de Felows in PR life. A department store press agent reports selling 104 women dinner jackets in four weeks.
A vintage advertisement extols Vinol as a pep tonic that boosts vitality iron calcium and phosphates. It claims transformation from dullness to liveliness and physical appeal with promises of a free trial and booklet.
In a Park Avenue morning scene Theodor Szarvas known as Theodor of the Ritz stands out for his pearl gray morning coat and gleaming boots. The polished host and friend of E Phillips Oppenheim recalls Budapest days and sends roses to the wife, shaping an elegant domestic mood.
The piece notes shamrock is cultivated widely across the United States and not exclusive to any single brand or product line.
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