Fragmented 1910s Gazette Page Text
A damaged newspaper fragment from the Cedar Rapids Gazette contains boilerplate about publication, wire services, and licensing notices. The text mentions Chicago advertising agencies Allen Klapp Frasier Co and references Associated Press and wire service phrases. It also includes a Wordsworth quotation unrelated to a concrete news item.
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Chicago
Allen-Klapp- Frazier CO
MieSican
York
Allen Klapp-Frazier
Associated Prose
International News
United Trees
Associated Press
Secretary Wallace and the cotton subsidy debate in Memphis
The speech argues for continuing government aid to cotton farmers and hints at reviving a processing tax. It contends a new AAA would start this winter to restore the South’s agricultural position, while warning treasury strain and court changes may affect tax policy.
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Wallace
Federal Treasury
South
Congress
Supreme Court
Memphis
Rumors of Royal Visitors Stir American Interest
Unverified chatter links Col Charles Lindbergh and family to potential U.S. settlement while reports mention the Duke of Windsor and his bride visiting America. The news sparks debate over whether the royal couple would stay and its effect on U.S. attention amid Washington affairs.
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Charles Lindbergh
Duke of Windsor
Unitec States
David
Wally Vising
Washington
Atranine
Grverromecs
Eacece
Fom
Rene West
End divorce with fitness requirements for marriage
Citizens debate a proposed remedy to divorce arguing for a screening of prospective spouses. The author calls for mental soundness and freedom from hereditary disease, then warns against unfit marriages and trivial quarrels, urging eligibility tests to protect society and children.
Fallout Over Justice Black Klan Ties And Supreme Court Trust
The piece questions Justice Black’s past Klan ties and the politics behind his Supreme Court appointment. It notes mixed signals from his resignation, political strategy, and how lingering doubts affect respect for court decisions.
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Klan
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Justice Black
Supreme Court
The
Rian
Black
Slack
Ku Klux Kisa
Rizht
Senate
Amy
Techoround
Hawaiian orchestra vogue fades from New York scene
A New York Times style piece traces the Hawaiian music craze in the city, noting over 100 Hawaiian orchestras at one point this summer and views on its revival due to island travel and cinema. It recounts early fame at Nat Goodwin’s Venice cafe and mentions figures like Bud De Sylva, Sophie Tucker, and Al Jolson in the era’s entertainment scene.
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New York
Bing Crosby
America
Nat Goodwin
Venice
Calif
Bud de Sylva
Ziegfeld
Gilda Gray
Sophie Tucker
London
Ted Lous
Joe Jackson
Notable Hollywood Romances and Luchow's Timeless Dining
The piece notes Webb and Richman marriage rumors with Richman’s reputation as a perpetual bachelor. It then wanders to a nostalgic portrait of Luchow’s restaurant, its timeless atmosphere, and frequent patrons like Al Smith and Henry Mencken. It closes with a humorous aside about Mary Pickford’s home name after a bath-time wonder.
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Luchow’s
al Smith
Fannie Harm
Henry Mencken
Theodore Dreiser
Luchow
Notice of appointment of administratrix in Linn County
Notice is given that on this 7th day of July Madge Henderson was appointed and qualified administratrix of the estate of Earl Menderesa late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted must immediate payment and those with claims must file them with the Clerk at the Linn County District Court. Gorse B Parmer and Geo C Claassen are attorneys.
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Jora
Linn County
Earl Menderesa
Linn Cras Lowa Destrict
Madge Henderson
Gorse B. Parmer
Geo. C. Claassen
Atterzert
Rabies rhetoric and panic in health reporting
Personal Health Service by William Brady discusses how rabies stories echo fear and cost, noting outbreaks in rural and eastern papers, the high Pasteur treatment charges, and public drama on radio. Brady questions illness attribution and cites a fatal child case amid sensational headlines and dubious tests.
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William Brady
M.D
Gesling
al Beil
Swing Orchestra
Ohio
Earnest Wareham
Mad Dog
WEKZ
W. Va
Oklahoma
Spitz
The Clever Alibi and the Light Bill Laugh Line
A joke about a supposed perfect crime where a detective uncovers a clue. The aunt asks where the husband spent the month away, and he claims he read every night. She reveals the light bill shows eight cents, exposing the alibi as humorous proof.
Diet verse mystery of Ben and the milk plan
A fragment discusses Ben telling of a stout young woman who lost 35 pounds by a quart of milk daily with fresh fruit and rare protein. The note hints at a curiosity about a milk and fruit diet and asks why such a plan would work, with a skeptical, puzzle like tone.
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Ware Ben
Ben
Edgar A Guest Portraits a Night Street Through People
The poem sketches a quiet city street at night with scenes of a reader, a doctor called in, a party and a neighbor's death. It notes a Mary E. Watt to Caroline Wilson Atkinson donation in originwood cemetery grounds with a one dollar exchange for nursing care on 8 12 27.
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Mary E. Watt
Caroline Wilson Atkinson
Originwood Cemetery Grounds
Easy Home Cough Remedy Cuts Costs and Effort
A home cough syrup combines 2 cups sugar and 1 cup water with Pinex 2% from a drugstore to yield a pint of stronger remedy than pricier ready-made products. It claims quick throat and bronchial relief, easier breathing, and restful sleep with a money back guarantee if not pleased.
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Cedar Rapids Gasette
the Gazette Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Lowra
Alicots
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Marion
Wandace
WO & Uupile
Mmewips
United States
Ine
Ku Klux Klan
Criheim
Gatti the Explorer
Ens
Ark
Boone
Ameneansm
Naushtr
Pesca
Brett Ff
George Clark
Dayey Deeae
Montmarte
Bustanah~ S
Jheater Folk Tea
Lou Heitz
Clifton Weod
Heitz
Webb
Rialto
Harry Richman
Clara Bow
Richman
Gene Crawley
Mary Pickford
Hollswoed
Pickfall
Doug
Jon
Gurner J
Rapids
Bear Friedtst
Questions and
C.J Ajit
R. T
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Smulekoff
Armstrong
Smalerofe’s
Smulekoff’s
3Rd Ave
Smulekofes
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