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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1932
Page
6
The snippet lists subscription terms: 2.25 and 5.50 dollar figures per carrier, with weekly and yearly advance options in Cedar Rapids and Marion. It appears to be pricing for newspaper delivery services.
The quote claims Mussolini prioritizes moderation and recounts closing 25,000 surplus wine shops in Italy within a single year. It frames the regime as efficient and decisive in economic regulation.
As President Hoover travels to Iowa, observers label his Des Moines address as pivotal. They expect concrete farm relief proposals and a clear plan to avert farm losses, hoping for a revival of support amid a bleak reelection outlook. The speech could shape national sentiment and influence the 1932 campaign dynamics.
The long awaited Lytton report criticizes Japan for aggression in Manchuria and urges withdrawal of troops. It rejects self defense claims over Mukden and calls for abandoning the puppet state Manchukuo, signaling a possible path to peace in the Far East.
A critic argues mistrials like the Davis lottery case undermine respect for justice. He suggests reforms to curb technical infractions, noting costs to the public and voters while recognizing defense aims to protect clients and public goodwill.
The text argues that publishing stockholders who suffered heavy losses would muzzle several men who might otherwise issue authoritative business predictions. It frames the event as a restraint on expert commentary due to reputational risk.
The piece notes the Red Sox glory as a rare boost to Boston prestige amid national politics. It hints Governor Roosevelt’s long range aim to secure jobs rather than dole and imagines if President Hoover should craft favorable weather for gains.
A collage of quotes from figures across business, sports, and politics. Julius Klein endorses orderly policy while Krupp executives and Lonnie Warneke critique modern parallels. Silas Strawn warns of value loss, and De Valera comments on League of Nations duties amid wartime pressures.
A reflective column on American citizens opposing tyranny and the abuse of official power. It discusses how officers’ authority breeds resentment when exercised abusively, cites class and racial biases, and contrasts well behaved public servants with tyrannical ones. The piece also touches on politics, rhetoric, and societal trust amid a 1932 context.
A travel sketch from Port Croix, Finistere, detailing Brittany’s ancien regime charm. Leon Gorden paints by a stream beside an old bridge while peasants and visitors mingle at Hotel des Voyageurs. The piece contrasts tranquil rural life with a fleeting sense of worldly longing.
Notice is hereby given that on October 6, 1932 at 9 oclock A M an instrument purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of Gerrt Deacon of Sargent Spangler & is to come before the court for admission to probate in Linn County with name and status of the parties.
A vintage advertisement touts plain liquid arvon as a dandruff cure. Apply at night to moisten the scalp and rub in, with results by morning and complete dissolution after a few uses. It claims relief from itching and cosmetic improvements, with a price under thirty five cents at drugstores.
A wandering narrator recalls a Breton village scene with a three legged calf and improvised spats among peasants. He savors Chandilly entremet with kirsch as a French interlude, then returns to Paris by third class caboose while a mandolin uplifts a moment. A bulletin from Gare de Lyon mentions Jimmy Walker leaving Broadway for Europe and a 20 day rest.
An advertisement claims a tablespoonful of Dave's Mentha Pepsin before meals cures stomach distress with no dizziness or headaches. It promises money back any time it fails, from May Drug Co.
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