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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
17
Fragmentary and jumbled OCR text references subscriptions prices locations and names but yields no coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize. The piece reads like scattered advertising and partial sentences with no verifiable facts or outcomes.
The piece notes that despite new revelations in the Morgan investigation the stock market remains steady and Wall Street shows little fear. It contrasts past panic with a calm, steady mood among financiers as Washington probes continue. A German inventor also develops a wooden biscuit process.
The piece weighs national wealth, per capita gains, and the impact of prohibition repeal pledges on the 1932 electorate. It notes wealth shifts from 1912 to 1930 and highlights Franklin Roosevelt’s win tied to ending national Prohibition, with emphasis on voters and policy stakes.
The piece argues reduced hours could spawn a deep culture born from leisure, not mere knowledge of art. It contrasts middle aged and young behavior and suggests culture grows from dreaming and making useful things rather than rote familiarity with creators.
The article notes many states approve the repeal amendment and plan votes in the next two weeks. It cites expectations of rapid ratification, potential administration pressure, and political maneuvering around prohibition and tax policy.
The doctor called just as we sat in the reception area while discussing a magazine note that Coolidge would veto the bonus bill if it passes.
In New York a rainstorm drives a young couple and their fox terrier to a Long Island suburb home. They enter with shy excitement, showing a new radio as they settle into a freshly furnished living room amid visitors.
A narrator recalls John De Carlo the chauffeur as a romanticist who spots sunsets from overlooked streets near Corona and the Polo Grounds. The section images vivid sky colors over bridges and rivers, praising nature’s gifts and city scenes. It shifts to a dining note at Beefsteak Charlie’s and ends with brief celebrity glimpses from Corey Ford to Roy Howard.
A snappy portrait of top department store buyers in New York, praised for poise and influence. The writer notes their refined self assurance, likening one to Maxine Eliott and Queen Mary while recounting a playful encounter with a titled patron. The scene highlights social distinctions in retail circles.
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