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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1938

Page

15

Iowa Newspaper Subscription Rates and Advertising Contacts

Cedar Rapids Gazette shows subscription prices for Iowa and bordering states with weekly issues and carrier rates in Cedar Rapids and Marion. Advertising reps listed for Chicago New York and memberships noted for press bureaus. The page ends with a quote and a signature from H. Melville.

Cedar Rapids Gazette IOWA THE Gazette Company Cedar Rapids MAT Illinois Minnesota Missouri Nebraska South Dakota Wisconsin U.S. Forel Marion Cicago Allen-Klapp-Frazier CO Michigan Ave New York Allen-Klatp-Frazier Fifth Ave Media Records A.N P.A. Bureau of Advertising Associated Press International News United Areas H. Melville

Governors warn against state tax barriers harming national market

Washington and Texas leaders oppose rising out of state sales taxes and highway checks that create trade barriers. Bruce Catton echoes fear of economic provincialism while warning reformers may extend barriers via future laws. The piece urges restraint and constitutional amending to limit such measures.

James Allred Texas National Conference of State Bruce Catton Cleveland Europe Washington Congress United States

Labor leader accuses NLRB of CIO alliance

William Green charges the National Labor Relations Board with backing the CIO. If valid, this claim erodes trust in the board and threatens its usefulness in delivering labor justice, suggesting a personnel shakeup is needed to restore credibility.

National Labor Relations Board CIO William Green United States NLRB Green

Men Cooking Course Promoted at New York University

A New York University cooking course for men only, led by Gladys Curry, proposes that husbands cook dinner weekly claiming men have a scientific mind and mechanical skill. The piece warns against rapid, motive pressured reforms and questions motives behind such proposals.

New York University Gladys Curry

A Defense of Ignorance in Husbands Cooking

The piece argues against teaching husbands domestic science, claiming that culinary skill would lead to broader duties and loss of male breadwinner freedom. It satirically envisions a slide toward daily dishwashing and yearly housework, concluding that ignorance preserves traditional roles.

Hubby

Beginning a New Life on a Tight Budget in 1930s America

A 1938 Collier's column reflects on poverty, ambition, and American values. It contrasts youth starting with little income against a champagne appetite, notes the persistence of frugality, and critiques wealth, taxes, and national policy with a mix of social commentary.

Dorothy DIX Pacific Coast New England

New York Day by Da ny CHARLES DRISCOLL

Charles Studen a Greenwich Village lawyer hosts ongoing literary teas after a heart diagnosis urged retirement. His quiet house welcomes invited writers and critics, fostering ongoing discussions of letters. A retrospective note recalls three thousand guests once attended an uninvited tea.

New York Day Dany Charles Driscoll New York Charles Studen Studen Greenwich Village Mr. Studen NCE

Portrait of Gaxton by Flagg at Lambs Celebrates Shepherd

Ames Montgomery Flagg, famed artist, painted a portrait of Gaxton the Lambs Shepherd. The unveiling featured a big celebration funded by club member gifts, with expenses paid from a dedicated portrait fund. The Lambs club on West Forty-fourth Street upholds its traditions as actors recall Gaxton’s stage career and Flagg’s prolific drawings.

Ames Montgomery Flagg William Gaxton The Lambs Gaxton Billy Shepherd of the Lambs Flagg West Forty-fourth Street Liberty Gaxiolan San Francisco Wintergreen Music Box Alvin Ahace

Appointment of Executor in Mattie J. West Estate

The Peoples Savings Bank announces John M. Powell appointed and qualified on September 26, 1938 as executor of Mattie J. West’s estate in Linn County Iowa. Creditors are asked to pay debts and file authenticated claims with the Linn County District Court Clerk.

State of Iowa Linn County Mattie J. West Iowa Iowa District Court THE Peoples Savings Bank

Calling All Dogs by Albert Payson Terhune

The author urges owners to temper winter care for dogs. He warns against dressing dogs for warmth, stresses steady exercise, and cautions against rapid indooroutdoor temperature changes that stress a healthy dog. He advises gradual warming and drying after outings.

Albert Payson Terhune

American women spend three times cosmetics as British women

Estimates show American women spend about triple the amount on cosmetics compared with British women. The finding highlights differing beauty expenditure patterns across age groups and regions.

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