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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1933

Page

11

Subscriptions by Mail in Iowa Advertised Rates

Subscriptions offered with seven issues weekly in Iowa and surrounding states. Rates shown: one year five dollars and up to seven fifty for six months. Mail and carrier delivery options include Cedar Rapids and Marion with varying advance payments. Advertising reps listed for Chicago New York. The paper carries full AP and IN news wire.

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Not Time to Raise Prices Says Manufacturer Leader

The quote credits a steadfast manufacturer for enduring hardship and persevering until progress begins. It underscores resilience and patience as essential during tough times.

L. A. Young

Buy Now campaign urged to curb inflation and sustain wages

General Johnson leads a public push to buy now and avoid currency inflation. If demand does not rise, employers may break wage commitments or go out of business, while inflation would erode the value of money and hurt fixed earners. The drive aims to stabilize prices and protect consumer purchasing power.

Johnson NBA NRA

Trial of New Bait Rewires Passenger Rates for Rail Lines

Railroads launch a six month practical experiment with lower passenger rates starting Dec 1. A three cent per mile base fare, with discounts for round trips and day coach travel, removes the 50 percent Pullman surcharge, aiming to recapture traffic lost to auto and bus.

Interstate Commerce Commission Gazette Research Bureau Pwlman

Rail travel costs in the Depression era compared with autos

The article notes 1932 passenger receipts at 32 percent below 1929 and freight receipts 48 percent lower. It argues that Pullman travel declined slightly more than coach travel, and examines how a three cent per mile rail rate could beat auto costs when depreciation, repairs, gas, oil, and garage rentals are accounted for, while acknowledging expense is not the sole factor.

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May Be Vets Could Arm Special Police

Jobless men hired as special police faced crowd trouble at a Coe Field game and a downtown dance. The piece argues for better training and a public uniform to command respect, noting the need for order and safety while acknowledging costs.

Coefield Cedar Rapids

The Childless Then and Now Reflections in a Column

A reflective column contrasts childless couples with dog caretaking and explores old age loneliness. It argues adopting children as insurance against isolation, critiques societal mockery, and notes shifts in language and public discourse. The piece blends social commentary with humorous asides about manners and bills.

Travelogue of a Rainy Philadelphia to New York Day

A Washington, Philadelphia, and New York diary fragment from 1933 describes a drenching drive, lunch in Staten Island, a Stork tavern stop, a Rockefeller cathedral carillon, and a sequence of social visits. The author reflects on aging, journalism, and theater figures like Earl Carroll and Mrs Patrick Campbell while noting publishers, publishers, and friends during a museum-like day.

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Prevent Tooth Slips with Fasteeth Powder

Avoid embarrassment of false teeth dropping while eating talking laughing or sneezing. Sprinkle Fasteeth on plates for a comfortable secure feel with no gummy taste. Available at May Drug Co or any drug store.

May Drug Co

10 20 30 Years Ago in the Gazette Oct 9 1923

Notes from 1923 include Miss Gertrude Lynch leaving for Los Angeles for winter, pitcher Earl Whitehill arriving for the winter, and Col C B Robbins departing for the Legion convention in San Francisco.

Gertrude Lynch Los Angeles Calif Earl Whitehill Detroit Col C. B. Robbins San Francisco National Legion

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