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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1934
Page
14
An author notes that revolutions arise from long simmering discontent expressed through speeches pamphlets and songs. He cites George Soules view that revolutions end by votes rather than violence and argues the United States is in a current revolutionary period.
Widely advertised booklet by Albert Edward Wiggam D Sc promises tactical value for business people and professionals. It presents six practical principles from interviews totaling twenty thousand cases and includes submission instructions for obtaining a copy.
The page lists clues for a mystery writer themed crossword with across and down entries covering definitions, wordplay, and references to works and characters. It includes numbered items for writers names, literary terms, colors, measurements, and species, suggesting a complex puzzle with interlocking answers.
E J C Bealer of Cedar Rapids spoke at the Johnson county Old Settlers picnic in Iowa City. Marjorie Prieeess health education secretary returned from Ginnings with a Peete course in Chicago. Henry Hamilton trip east and to Williams College for studies. Jean K Preston engaged to teach music for the blind at Vinton. R H Finger chosen coach for the high school orange and black football. Loyal R Harrier back from two months in Minnesota and the Great Lakes. Monte Smith returned to Washington D C for another year of veterinary study.
The Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor held a Labor Day celebration with a big picnic at Union Park. About 600 local residents departed for Dubuque for the event as part of the day’s festivities.
A.O.U.W. rail excursion led to a badly sprained ankle for Officer Cleary of the local police force during the K.C. picnic at Midriver park. He was removed to his home by ambulance. Floyd Scheneberger, former Cedar Rapids resident, was named assistant secretary of the YMCA in Tacoma Washington.
Nancy and Florence La Ganke observe Nancy Page children assembling outfits for school. Peter eagerly admires a new pullover while Nancy notes trends and the mix of dresses knickers and shirts. The girls balance growing up with childish comforts as mother watches and reflects on princess dreams.
The page blends old time superstition warnings with a Columbus Junction report listing Columbus High School class officers for Seniors Juniors Sophomores and Freshmen. It also includes a notice of appointment of executor for John E Swanson in Linn County Iowa with instructions for debts and claims.
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