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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1932
Page
6
A prophetic piece argues the current economic machine will fail again without a new organization. It calls for rationalized production and distribution, balancing capitalism with individualism, and directing wealth to the masses through credit, to prevent overproduction and ensure consumer access.
Quotation from Charles Benedict cited in the Magazine of Wall Street about how the triumph of a few often ruins the many. The fragmentalludes to systemic inequality and the consequences of concentrated power in economic life.
The Detroit News notes Hanford MacNider resigns as United States minister to Canada after completing a pivotal service. He steered Ottawa talks to a cordial successful outcome on the St Lawrence waterway project, then chose retirement while the nation awaits future demanding tasks.
Emmanuel Berlin argues in Paris Nouvelles Literaires that erotic writing has exhausted its edge and brutal language dulls desire. He predicts a rising wave of sentimentality and urges novels about love and women, noting a hunger for tenderness as society endures crisis and a longing for happiness.
The New York Times reports on the repurposing of old American car parts. Engines power Chinese sampans and small sawmills in Canada, while French upholstery stuffing becomes pillows in peasant homes.
A 1932 essay argues good manners vary by culture and taste, stressing spirit over ritual. It holds that true courtesy comes from the heart, citing examples from American, English, French, and Italian dining. It notes high-minded Americans show kindness, while envy and pride breed rudeness. It ends with reflections on honesty, self-control, and social satire.
A near Ave A New York saloon preserved from 52 years ago features a bar tending son upstairs, pinochle players, a growler rush tradition, and a bandy legged porter. The piece contrasts crude old saloons with modern speak easies and recalls Budd’s department store memory and a night club impresario inviting the author to join.
A fragment references W. H. Moulton praising improvement after depression and R. Nutt of the Republican National Committee arguing against excessive charity spending. It cites Governor Albert C. Ritchie on the chicken in the pot and two cars out of the garage, then notes Japan's Manchukuo opposition and a resolve to persevere despite global opinion.
Notice states that in the estate of William R. Horn, deceased, TS appointed as Administrator. The document is dated in August 1932 and signed by the appropriate probate official in Linn County Iowa.
Step by step baking directions list ingredients and methods for a cake or frosting. It mentions cups flour sugar water vinegar egg whites and waxed paper lined pan with a moderate oven bake time and frosting details. The fragmentary recipe emphasizes creaming fat and sugar and heating ingredients briefly before baking.
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