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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1935
Page
10
The readable text discusses federal regulation and safety reports, comparing passenger cars and commercial trucks. It notes rising passenger car registrations and a smaller decline in accidents, while trucks show different trends across the seven year span. Specific figures are garbled but suggest shifts in urban transport and vehicle involvement.
A long, choppy note discusses health, nerves, and mental illness with a mixed mix of medical jargon and personal remarks. It describes how illness affects mood, attention, and social behavior while warning against denial and the danger of fixation on symptoms. The text references personality change, weakness, and the risk of relapse, ending with a tangled meditation on emotion, health, and personal resilience.
A writer frets as 4:15 p.m. nears and courier delays risk delaying a Times Square column. Lost notes and a misfiled manuscript threaten completion while the author muses on John O'Hara's book Sutterfield 9 and mocks its quality.
A fragmentary meditation on irony and manners in public spaces. The speaker catalogs social chaff and stereotypes while recalling a memory of a honeymoon trip and a stranger’s brief, unsettling moment aboard a train or ship. The piece reads as a stream of observations and miscommunications.
Miss Mary Stanfuts heads to Denver to take a Boston advertising post. Families plan Florida winter visits and trips across New England. The notes cover local society moves, retirements, and community decisions including a Christmas tree funding issue and a church progress report.
Gouverneur Morris writes of Ayn Rand and her Broadway play while a young writer collects praise for a forthcoming book. The piece drifts through smoking, drinking, and literary fixation, mentioning Kathleen Norris Edna Ferber and an anthropologist Dr. George Dorsey with poker games and a whimsical Venus de Milo clock sculpture.
The post office department readies for the busiest Christmas mail season since 1929. A Washington bureau directs the drive for government ownership of carriers while Senators press action on the plan.
A dense listing of radio programs features performances by the Boston Symphony, various opera and chamber groups, and named soloists such as Raul J. Gordon and Enrico Madrimuera. Stations WB, CBS, WABC, WEAF, and NBC air full evening schedules across multiple hours with organists, choirs, and orchestral pieces noted among the listings.
A fragmented crossword style puzzle from a historical page lists numerous clues and garbled answers across horizontal and vertical sections. The mixed text includes number-labeled hints on topics like cigars, prayers, metals, birds, and devices, plus names such as Harold Heul and Walter U Candle, reflecting a vintage puzzle or word game excerpt.
Maytag, Newton, seeks to revoke a 130000 gift to the Southwestern Presbyterian Sanatorium of Albuquerque. A federal suit claims fraud and misrepresentation induced the gift in 1928 and 1929, with funds said to endow tuberculosis research and a research building.
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