Gedur Rapids Gazette Reports Leases and Wire News Details
A newspaper receipt summarizes leased reports from The Associated Press The International News and United Press. The article notes AP credit and local news publication rights and mentions reprinting permissions for all stories credited or not.
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Represen New Vaux Keape Company
Sieke
Associated Press
Con
International News
United Press
Associated Co
There is no other fellowship like the fellowship of people
Quote by Charles A. Bray on the unique bond among horse lovers.
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Fellowship of
Charles A. Bray
Pickets Highlight Weaknesses in Farm Holiday Movement
The Sioux City pickets ignore armistice orders from Milo Reno and John Chalmers showing the movement's loose organization and leaders' lack of control. Critics argue only solid leadership from substantial farmers, cooperation, and peace officer enforcement can sustain any impact on markets and prices.
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Sioux City
Milo Reno
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
John Chalmers
Iowa
Wallace M. Short
Woodbury County
I.W.W
T.B
Northwest Iowa
Holiday Association
Red Cross calls 100000 women to convert cloth for the needy
The Red Cross appeals for 100000 women to aid in turning government donated cotton cloth into clothing for eight million people in need. Volunteers would help produce shirts dresses and undergarments as part of a wartime style mobilization led by Hoover era leadership to meet a vital current emergency.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Hoover
Quest for an honest man clings to Prohibition search
The Prohibition Research committee winds up in New York City after a nationwide tour of over 12 000 miles through 36 states and D C in search of a law reformed drunkard. Spokesman Paul Morris says no reforming success has been found despite many cases examined.
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Diogenes
Prohibition Research Committee
New York City
District of Columbia
Paul Morris
Stomachs and Smarts Theories Entertaining Debate
A quirky column cites Dr. C. M. Yonge arguing the stomach explains human achievements beyond an amoeba. It contrasts Einstein with the simple creature, notes digestion speeds, and jokes about everyday life and culture. It mentions Chaplin, German Nazis, South African baseball, the Red Sox, and a New York plumber becoming an opera star.
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Albert Einstein
British Association For the Advancement of Science
C. M. Yonge
Dr. Einstein
Einstein
al Smith
Roosevelt
Dr. Yonge
Prohibition Reforms Questioned by Inquiry Stunt
The article critiques a cross country probe into prohibition effects, noting many cited reformers had already quit before the amendment. It says Hull House and Volstead records yielded no concrete cases, and questions whether laws alone changed personal habits. It highlights skepticism from church, hospital, and police groups.
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Intion
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Volstead
Salvation Army
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Anti-Saloon League
Research” Committee
Stars and Real Talk: A 1932 Snapshot of Fame and Film
A collage of actors and roles from early cinema blends with notes on directing power and box office reality. The piece notes star power, the Freaks controversy, and how top directors shape a film’s success, alongside brief cultural tidbits and industry anecdotes.
The Great Health Secret for Nervous People
A Cedar Rapids Gazette health column traces neurasthenia myths and offers a direct plan. It rejects nerve energy and urges inaction avoidance through action, walking, movement, and controlled smoking, urging readers to be themselves and seek proper care when needed.
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QUUR
Cannaitie
Sympatea
Noted Physician Recalls Nervous Health Secret
William Brady M D recounts how a mother began new stunts to cope with nervous tension, sharing that her changed nervous system led to gratitude for the support she received. The piece describes how the habit of filling idle intervals with daring acts became a tried health approach.
Roosevelt Starts Action To Better Diet Of Filipinos
In Manila the insular health service launches a campaign for balanced diets among Filipinos. Dr. Jacobo Fajardo cites Theodore Roosevelt on natives being poorly fed despite abundant cheap foods. He urges adding vegetables or fish without changing Filipino cooking, to improve family food budgets.
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Manila
Insular Health Service
Jacobo Fajardo
Fron
Theodore Roosevelt
Fajardo
Health Service
Insular Tuberculosis Commission
Natural Resources Lose Value in Downturn
The article notes a three year drop in US mineral production values from 1929 to 1931, with oil copper and silver seeing sharp declines while gold remains the exception. It cites 1929 oil output and values, 1931 declines in copper and iron, coal and gas trends, and contrasts metallic and non metallic mineral fortunes.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Pennsylvania
Stone-side Men and Time in a Silent Town
A reflective poem by Jay G. Sigmund portrays gray stone-side men who judge national deeds from a doorway of aging, noting their solid claims yet accepting that time and nature outlast human acts. The piece contrasts worn cynicism with the enduring cycles of fall and spring as the decades pass.
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Jay G. Sigmund
Bitterness and Its Poisonous Hold
Edgar A. Guest writes on bitterness as a damaging force that blinds judgment and provokes revenge. He warns that malice fans hate, harms the bearer, and unsettled minds should bury past wrongs to avoid perpetual suffering.
Back Door Of Australia Fortified With Heavy Guns
Darwin Australia prepares to fortify its tropical back door with aircraft anti air craft guns artillery and a trained garrison. The move was approved after minister Archdale Parkhill visited Darwin to inspect defenses amid fears of near eastern aggression.
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Australia
Darwin
Far East
Archdale Parkhill
Interior
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