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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1934
Page
21
Quote from Ralph Sprague notes how unemployment rapidly frees a man from daily duties and social expectations, illustrating a sharp view on labor and mobility in society.
The Cedar county bovine test program ends amid cost and bitterness from a heated debate over compulsory testing. Accreditation by veterinarians follows, with eleven Iowa counties still doubtful. The move promises safer milk and meat for urban consumers and a reduction in local tensions.
A Maine canine with a twenty word vocabulary has died, a figure noted as a record low for conversational capacity, compared vaguely to past notable figures. The item frames the dog as a quirky historical note in regional lore.
University of Chicago hosts a Gertrude Stein club that invites undergraduates to craft fifty word pieces in the Stein style. The first masterpiece arrives amid praise, showing promising talent despite garbled echoes of Stein’s flair.
The piece argues that Franklin D Roosevelt aide Tugwell’s Geneva visit may reflect personal curiosity rather than policy aims. It mocks diplomats’ need for hidden motives and reflects on broader themes from library usage to sports salaries and political curiosities.
The notice highlights social chatter with Mrs. Deac Aylesworth praised for her feet shape and Watterson Rothacker returning to work after a fortune at 40. Chief Justice Hughes is noted for reading a mystery on a train trip while Grantland Rice contributes a penned piece.
A parade of prominent figures appears in this profile slice of New York life. Harold Vanderbilt, globetrotting writer John W. Vandercook Jr., the Terhune literary clan, the Bunny Theatre, and actor Richard Mansfield are sketched amid a culture of yachts, books, theater, and high society.
A brief note cites PROM a Pomeroy in a 1934 Life piece. It mentions arrival with steaming chili and hot corn panes at 6715, and a line about life beginning at 6 15. The fragmentary text reflects a literary column style rather than a full event report.
HYATTSVILLE Md. UP Thomas E Latimer 25 year old Republican runs for county surveyor without a Democratic opponent. The Latimer family has held the post since 1861 and the current candidate is the grandson of the longtime officeholder.
On October 24 1934 in Linn County Iowa Harry T Hedges and Horace G Hedges were appointed and qualified as executors of the estate of George T Hedges deceased. All debts should be paid to the executors and all claims filed with the Linn County Town District Court clerk. Attorneys Crissman Bleakley and Trewin Simmons and Trewin represent the estate.
A national magazine piece questions the claim that the American middle class woman works hardest. It contrasts kitchens in India China and England with American life, arguing servants and cheap labor shape easy domestic life. It critiques cotton economics, labor debt, and global market shifts.
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