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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1934
Page
11
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William A. Richards warns that abolishing township government would harm no one but township officials and would raise taxes for all residents.
The piece questions AAA projections praising a two to one farmer majority in favor of extending the corn hog program. It argues a two thirds dissent risk undermines enforcement, warns drought memories could offset curtailment gains, and recalls historic mass noncooperation movements in Hungary, Gandhi era campaigns, and Irish Sinn Fein. It notes Iowa’s cash and credits total surpassing 350 million dollars amid broader economic counts.
A eastern daily quotes Young Theodore Roosevelt attacking the New Deal with force at a Friday night event. Relief Pitcher Richberg entered quickly and threw to Farley for the out, retiring the side.
The liquor control commission announces substantial price reductions on more than half of the liquor on sale at Imwa state stores. The move aims to push traffic into state channels, curb bootlegging, and outprice neighboring states. The note also hints at improved commission effectiveness in regulating liquor traffic.
Twelve hundred Hurganan coal miners halted work by a vow to die rather than resume under current conditions, forcing a change without violence. The piece compares to U.S. strikes, noting passive resistance as a growing, historically rooted tactic used by individuals and small groups in religious and social movements.
The piece ponders pacifism versus armament, arguing self defense over disarmament and critiquing politics, media, and social norms. It weaves sharp lines on war, honesty, and public life, concluding with a grammar note about a dated misquote.
The piece praises Joe King as a convincing theater figure and extols Maurice Chevalier's on and off stage presence. It notes the iron in theater life and quotes a line from Broadway referencing pulling oneself together. It includes a reminiscence from the Arizona Ramnhorn about McIntyre's column.
Jelen is young enough to wish to appear sophisticated yet not old enough to know how unconvincing her manners seem. Adults understand the teenage behavior and expect she will recover, as she did from illnesses years ago. Jackie advises that leaving home for college offers broad growth beyond mere books.
The poem laments middle age and dietary limits as the speaker, a fifty three year old, must avoid cake pie and meat while noting a dog named Mark who eats freely. The piece contrasts human restraint with the dog’s easy appetite and the diet sheet’s stern rules.
A speaker urges a girl of near adulthood to seek independence from home and family. The message contrasts restraint with the push toward personal growth and future prospects.
A 17 year old asks about balancing friendships with boys and girls. Miss Manners says it is natural and wholesome to like boys at that age as long as friendships are balanced with friends of both genders.
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