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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1933
Page
19
A brief quotation from Consueto Lopec Garces argues that staying faithful in poverty is not a virtue, presenting a stark ethical stance on wealth, virtue, and social duty.
A fragmented statement debates a large four-lane highway project in Iowa and neighboring states. The proposal cites 1300 miles of recovery work, 2229 miles of proposed routes, and a budget near 45 million to 50 million dollars. Local reader hints at political risks, tax implications, and the need for national interest alignments.
The document previews a postwar settlement between the United States and Russia over debts tied to the Archangel expedition. It notes Soviet push for compensation tied to Allied military actions, while U.S. claims amount to about 400 million dollars against Russia.
Veterans involved in the Archangel expedition will be gathered when the final settlement is announced to assess the damage caused during their short months of service.
A fragment discusses silver produced in the United States and compares it to Eskimo phe production with an aside about a chocolate coated silver dollar as a joke or suggestion. The text blends economic reference with a whimsical coin idea.
Scientist notes that the universe's expansion may be uneven with regions of balance called MESRARI spots. Prof. Harlow Shapley cites 13 super-systems of over 3,000 galaxies showing a space density far above average, suggesting local equilibrium and possible Einstein-state dynamics. America hesitates on prohibition era bathtub gin as other tasks arise.
A fragmented essay explores police fear, acting brave, and public sympathy for fugitives. It contrasts British restraint with American bravado, notes that citizens should aid law enforcement, and jokes about daily life, manners, and social moods while hinting at broader political and cultural themes of the era.
The New York Day by Day column praises George M. Cohan at 55 for a new success in a Eugene ONeill play, noting his restrained stage technique and standout performance. It contrasts Cohan with other stars and discusses shifts in Broadway taste and the property at 277 Park Avenue with its grand interiors.
Harper's Bazaar editor Arthur Samuels is praised for his unprecedented success in securing short stories from Dorothy Parker. Parker is described as among the most difficult writers to obtain material from, with many editors vying for cooperation.
Witty vignettes lampoon public figures including Norma Shearer Helen Broderick Paul Whiteman and Ernest Hemingway interspersed with a legal petition in Linn County Iowa about Johan Henry Bures an absentee seeking administration of his estate. The piece moves from satire to formal court notice with a hearing set for December 18, 1933.
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