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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
13
Fragmented OCR text about subscription pricing and delivery regions in Iowa and neighboring states. Mentions weekly issues and carrier delivery, with unreadable numbers and misspellings. Refers to Minnesota Missouri Nebraska South Dakota Wisconsin and Iowa border areas.
Dr Henry F Ysuehan, health commissioner, says the belief that a stream cleanses itself after a fixed distance is not accurate, challenging a common adage about natural purification.
The piece recalls Al Smith's shifting stance on the NRA and recovery programs, noting his early backing and later skepticism. It contrasts his view of private initiative with government role, highlighting his fear of regime guidance and reflecting on a once-powerful leader sidelined and disillusioned.
The article argues the Lindbergh case shapes public justice fear and police resolve. It claims capturing the Lindbergh kidnappers would shatter criminal confidence, matching the Urschel and Luer cases in impact and proving no one can commit an inhuman offense and escape punishment.
A sweeping reflection on American sports and society argues that victory eclipses methods and decency. It notes how crowds praise wealth and power, while losers face sharp blame, and questions if ruthless success defines national virtue.
The discussion centers on stabilisation funds to fix exchange rates and curb price shocks. Observers debate how monetary policy, including devaluation risks and agricultural price supports, affects inflation, trade, and consumer costs.
The article notes Manhattan street cars decline due to subway growth and rising private car use. It recalls crowded rush hours once filled with notable figures and stars, now rare, as streetcars linger in partial abandonment and receiverships rise.
A vivid local snapshot portrays Forest Hills with its winding side streets, discreet wealth, and understated charm. The piece highlights the quiet pathways and well-kept homes that define the suburb’s refined, low-key status.
Charles and Kathleen Norris recall life in a row of uniform houses near Washington Square. Neighbors share design, rituals, and gossip, with one overbearing woman insisting on funerals. The pair reflect on city apartment life and distant echoes of fate guiding their paths.
An old ad promotes Groves Laxative Bromo Quinine as an internal cold remedy rather than a cure all. It claims the medicine targets germs and supports the body's systems to reduce headaches and grippe symptoms, urging readers to buy from dealers.
The piece notes Ring Lardner's last contribution to The New Yorker titled Odd's Bodkins and recalls his brave, painful final months. It mentions his dedication to humor amid illness, his family, and friends like Perry Hammond, John Wheeler, and Grantland Rice, as well as a music hall interruption that afternoon.
Thousands seek the real cause of stomach upset by targeting liver function. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are a vegetable remedy said to arouse the liver and bowels, without gripping, for relief after meals. Available in 15 30 and 60 cent sizes. Take one or two at bedtime.
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