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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1935
Page
21
The Cedar Rapids Gazette details old subscription prices and local postal notes for Cedar Bas is Iowa. It lists monthly and seasonal rates and references multiple local names and offices.
A fragment quotes William Wilberforce on human mind and the peculiar arliciousness in the fruits of a person’s industry, reflecting a moral note on diligence and reward.
The article explains the push for a nine month NRA extension as a middle ground between the President's demand for two years and many senators' desire to end the experiment. It notes the Senate leaders' agreement to a nine month period, potential House action, and concerns about labor stability and public confidence during the transition. Senate Leader Robinson signals the President may accept the nine month extension reluctantly.
The readable text provides no definite people, places, or actions to summarize. It appears as garbled OCR with insufficient context to identify a news item or factual outcome.
The report examines how Bankhead and AAA policies shifted cotton farming, displacing tenants in the South. It notes owners often replaced tenants with large or migrant families to share in benefit payments, while some tenants left farming to access relief programs. The analysis traces tenancy trends from 1880 onward and highlights regional variations.
The letter recalls Uncle Billy who saved for years yet died poor, warning that denying pleasure can waste life. It contrasts old folk who dream of distant travel with the cost of postponing happiness and urges living today rather than chasing somber wisdom.
The 1930 census shows 61 percent of Iowa farms operated by tenants and 47.3 percent of all Iowa farms under tenant control. Nationally tenants held 22.4 percent, with 39.9 percent in the east north central region. The figures have risen since 1950, while a local radio jab mentions Coughlin figures in a fleeting aside.
The Gazette urges readers to donate to the Camp Good Health fund as a charitable drive to support underprivileged children. The piece notes slow contributions and ties the effort to Mothers Day, emphasizing camp benefits like sunshine, fresh air, wholesome food, and a supportive environment for youth.
A columnist arrives at his typewriter in ebullient mood delivering a torrent of ideas on ambience and language. He riffs on artists, Shakespeare, Freud, and eccentric French terms while recalling writers and a humorous scene at the Colony.
A fragmentary column reflects on French phrases and old fashion trends, mentioning wool flannels, muff bears, and Bonita in Wine Women and Song. It recalls writers Sinclair Lewis and Gilbert Gabriel, plus a Cafe Lafayette sighting of backward chess and gender gestures in India.
The passage debates whether bodily grace indicates intelligence and the use of muscular tests for diagnosing mental conditions. It notes tests are not infallible alone but valuable with other assessments and discusses genuine righteous indignation as a rare trait.
A letter discusses human evolution and gender roles, suggesting women's labor could affect future beauty and genetics. The piece cites Darwin and notes a WaUkon area death: T J Ahearn, Hanover township farmer, died of a cerebral hemorrhage in La Crosse hospital. born June 19 1863. survived by wife Esther, daughter Mary, and four sisters. funeral held at Hanover Catholic Church with Father P Reynolds.
A dense listing of radio programs across networks NBC CBS WABC WEAF WLW and others. It names orchestras hosts composers and time slots including Major Bowes piano broadcasts and church talks. The multi-network timetable reflects era programming with many repeating acts and live performances.
Friends of Donald Richberg say he is ill as his NRA board chair term expires June 16, hinting at a move from the New Deal. The piece surveys court adjournments, political strategies, and shifts in Washington power amid a flurry of names and actions across government and industry.
The weekly forecast urges spiritual solace and cultural pursuits during anxiety or grief. It notes benefits from supportive figures and high connections, and warns a birthday may face illness or sorrow but find comfort in friends or spiritual consolations. Notable nativity: Dr. Frank Crane.
Mrs Thomas Gavin 75 lifelong Alla makee county resident died Thursday at Harpers Ferry where she was born in 1860 She married Thomas Gavin in 1887 at Wexford and is survived by their ten children six brothers and sisters The Catholic Church in Harpers Ferry will hold a requiem Mass celebrated by Father Costello with Father O Sullivan assisting
Notice is hereby given that on the old day May 1328 in Linn County Iowa William Coola sie of Linn County deceased was appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate. All persons indebted to the estate must make immediate payment. Those having claims against the estate must file them with proper authentication in the office of the Clerk of the Linn County District Court W. A. Koster Executor AH Bass Attorney.
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