Subscription rates for Cedar Rapids publication
The notice lists mail subscription options by region with weekly seven issues for Iowa Minnesota Missouri Nebraska South Dakota Wisconsin and other states. It provides prices per week and per year in advance with six month and three month terms, indicating rates for different durations.
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Iowa
Llinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Garrier
Cedar
Hesitation in Exec Decisions Cited by Grennan
Quote attributed to Phil H. Grennan notes that modern executives delay actions they know are necessary, highlighting indecision as a common trait in leadership. The remark underscores the cost of procrastination in business strategy and change efforts.
Boeing Rudy Vallee Headline Touches Headlines Again
A playful note mentions Boeing and Rudy Vallee in headlines and suggests inviting the star to view a private collection of antique pistols at the house.
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Boeing
Rudy Vallee
A Lesson in Fishing Bragging and a Shrinking Pickerel
A New York angler boasted of a twelve inch pickerel but the game warden found it eleven inches. A court fight looms as experts dispute whether a pickerel can shrink outside its habitat. The tale warns against exaggerated fishing claims and echoes Izank Walton's legal edge.
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New York
New York Aquarium
Izank Walton
League of Nations Curiosity Sparks Regional Debate In Print
A historical column revisits the League of Nations amid talk of Soviet Russia joining. It notes the council's closed session in principle agreement, Russia and the United States standing outside, and recalls that Japan holds two of the five permanent seats. The piece frames the admission as a significant historical shift and promises notes from reference files.
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Hitler
League of Nations
League
Lntely
Dr. Berbe
Geneva
Soviet Russia
League Council
Council
Russia
United States
Russa
Japan
Reflections on Ants and Human Folly in 1934 Essay
A wide ranging 1934 essay muses on ant intelligence and human concerns about property, fate, and divine order. It contrasts insect society with human ambition, notes scientific inquiry’s value, and ends with a corrected quotation about a wife cooking while her husband is away.
League council seats shift amid withdrawls and veto tensions
The text outlines changes in the League of Nations council including permanent seats held by Britain France Italy with others as non permanent. Germany’s admission and Brazil Costa Rica withdrawals shaped veto power and seat creation debates. The piece notes potential vetoes by Poland and Argentina while listing current members و and mentions unrelated local items like an Omaha educator and California humor.
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Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
United States
League
Brazil
N Council
Costa Rica
Spain
Mexico
Japan
Soviet Union
Poland
Argentina
Russia
MacArthur Hecht Duo Back At Astoria Studio
New York reports Charles V MacArthur and Ben Hecht teamed on motion pictures at an Astoria studio with an ironclad hands off order. They arrive late, depart last, and scowl at horseplay as Broadway players drift to Hollywood.
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New York
Charles V
MacArthur
Ben Hecht
Astoria
Chicago
The Theater Life and Its Shifting Ghosts in Art
A reflective piece traces theater’s fading color from the Rialto to modern days, praising David Warfield while recalling past luminaries and a crowd’s shifting mood. It links actors to children, notes dreams reveal hidden memories, and surveys mind and art amid changing times.
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Rialto
David Warfield
the Lambs
Rodin
Belasco
Wilton Lackeye
Erlanger
Hammerstein
Not for me in three blocks pops I knew
A fragment notes a speaker recalling leaving a place after two pie from upstairs windows and a whistled hint of ice cream. The speaker praises a blue serge as a preferred choice, dating to 1934.
Mind and Morality Through Scientific Lens
Albert E Wiggam argues science shapes moral judgments and social rights. Dr Harry W Hepner’s book notes that individuals adopt others’ personas, with people in crowds feeling like the characters they observe, revealing fluid personality traits.
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Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Harry W. Hepner
How To Win An Argument by Albert Edward Wistam
A sales oriented booklet describes six practical principles based on twenty thousand interviews to aid business people salesmen and lawyers in public contact. Sent with self addressed stamped return envelope and extra stamp for printing. Address Dr Albert Edward Wiaeam care of The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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Albert Edward Wiaeam
Cedar Rapids
Gara
Woman and Labor style reflects comfort and masculine traits
An interview discusses why business women wear mannish dress and how it parallels men’s clothing choices for comfort. Olive Schreiner’s view is cited, suggesting extreme masculine manners may stem from deeper masculine traits in women.
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Olive Schreiner
Barograph Readings From Balloon Wreck Close to World Record
Official barographs salvaged from the U S army stratosphere balloon show altitude reached at 60 613 feet near the world record of 61 237 feet set by Commander Settle and Major Fordney.
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U. S. Army
Settle
Fordney
Appointment of Executors for Maurice P Cahill Estate
On August 28, 1934, in Linn County Iowa, the undersigned were appointed and qualified as Executors of Maurice P Cahill deceased. All persons indebted to the estate should pay promptly. Those with claims must file them in the Linn County District Court office.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Maurice P. Cahill
Appointment of Executor for Antoni Votava Estate
Notice states on September 1 1934 the undersigned were appointed as Executor of the Antoni Votava estate in Linn County Iowa. Creditors must present claims to the Linn County District Court clerk and debtors should pay promptly. Attorneys Hasek and Nielson represent the estate.
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Andy
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Washington University of St. Louis
COE College
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RCA Victor
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Antoni Votava
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ED Shoemaker
Higley Building
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