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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1933

Page

8

Cedar Rapids Gazette Ad Rates and Postal Details

The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription prices by mail and carrier, including 1 year six months three months and one month options. It notes delivery via seven issues per week and carrier rates in Cedar Rapids and Marion, with advertising representatives in Chicago and New York and the paper’s news affiliations.

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Home life ideal anchors markets and national well being

Home economist Chesla C. Sherlock argues that preserving the traditional family ideal sustains markets and national welfare, framing domestic stability as essential to economic and social health.

Chesla C. Sherlock Home Economist

Reincarnated Farm Board: New CCC Aims to Stabilize Prices

The Commodity Credit Corporation plans to buy hold and sell commodities to aid recovery and peg high grade cotton at ten cents a pound. It joins AAA ACCA FERA and others as the government expands farm relief while coordinating aims with broader emergency programs amid Spain's collapse.

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Red Tape Slows Huckins Case in Federal Move

A Milwaukee indictment targets Elmer Huckins on a federal charge of using mats to defraud. He was moved from Sioux City to Milwaukee via an extended route to satisfy red tape, a process critics say wastes time and money and reflects broader justice-system delays.

Elmer Huckins Huckins Milwaukee Sioux City United States Stony City Federal Business Association Department of Justice

Elusive Thought In Morning Reverie

A writer recalls a morning idea sparked upon waking at six thirty. They struggle to hear the alarm clock amid trains, wagons, streetcars, crickets, and other noises, and describe the challenge of focusing.

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Noise and clocks spark a murky moral in idle thoughts

The narrator muses on hearing silence and noise with clock ticks turning to a moral about sound. He recalls a stopped alarm and reflects on notes from acoustics expert Dr Vern O Knudsen of the University of California. He warns noise harms ears digestion and blood pressure and quips about wiring blue eagles for sound.

Vern O. Knudsen University of California

A New Yorker Sees America in Philadelphia

A New Yorker describes Philadelphia’s depth and charm from Fairmont Park to the Market Street terminal zone. He recalls Poe's house, Ben Franklin, and local jazz of early days, notes tolling on the Delaware Bridge, and praises Philadelphia restaurants, the mint, and its early nickels and automat.

Philadelphia William Penn Chicago New York Erill George M. Cohan Raymond Hitchcock Montgomery and Stone Lew Dockstader Sam Bernard Willie Collier Les Halles Paris Clara Walsh Ray Rohn Ned Deletombe Brandywine Street Edgar Allen Poe Virginia Niles

Dear Louise Advice from Dad on Youth and Character

Dad offers practical guidance to Louise about education friendships music and literature. He urges fostering social skills authenticity and church connection while warning against harmful habits and poor choices. He emphasizes gradual life wisdom and urges kindness and self-respect.

Louise

Theaters Showcase Late Schedule Across Town

Shuffle Along graces the stage while Midshipman Jack screens. Paramount features Too Much Harmony with Bing Crosby and Jack Oakie. Majestic presents Movie Crazy starring Harold Lloyd. State debuts Flaming Gold with Bill Boyd Mae Clarke and Pat O’Brien. Rialto screens Dangerous Crossroads with Chic Sale and The Vanishing Frontier starring Johnny Mack Brown. Olympic blends Tom Mix Flaming Guns and The Sphinx with Lionel Atwill and Shela Terry.

Paramount Bing Crosby Jack Oakie Majestic Harold Lloyd STATE Bill Boyd Mae Clark Pat O'Brien Rialto Chic Sale Johnny Mack Brown Tom Mix Lionel Atwill Shella Terry

Fragmentary reminiscence on travel and money in disordered times

The narrator recalls a long motor journey lasting four weeks and two days and reflects on gratitude for money as a stabilizing thing in a chaotic world. The voice muses on value and memory, ending with a pensive note about wealth.

Shuffle Along revue shows rhythmic flair and humor

The Iowa theater hosts Shuffle Along this weekend with a bright ensemble directed by Euble Blake. The production features bold orchestral color and a strong band that drives the show, followed by a screen program about the Annapolis Naval Academy with Bruce Cabot and Betty Furness in a linked love story.

Iowa Jack Euble Blake United States Naval Academy Annapolis Bruce Cabot Betty Furness

Roosevelt Urges Aid For Recovery In Wartime Unity

President Wilson praised Samuel Gompers for patriotic labor leadership in 1917. The speech urges unified effort from workers and employers to support national wartime goals, warning against selfishness and urging cooperation with government to prevent disruption of the program.

Wilson Gompers Samuel Gompels Samuel Gompers Navy Department

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