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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1932
Page
12
The September offering of new U S government bonds drew record demand with 4.351 billion dollars in applications for five year 34 per cent notes and 3.069 billion for one year certificates. Analysts note easy money and limited competing securities signal a broader trade recovery and ample credit ready for revival.
Gilbert Selders argues in Scribner’s Magazine that Europe hinges on penury and steady margins while America pursues rapid wealth. He notes Europeans remain grippe-sous and habituated to low but stable income, contrasting with American volatility and road to prosperity.
The Detroit News notes Governor Roosevelt's westward tour aims to mobilize Republican strength in Kansas Oregon California Washington and Iowa with major speeches planned in Detroit to follow, signaling an intensified campaign cadence and a test for Hoover's management as voters prepare for November.
Mr Gandhi warns Prime Minister MacDonald he will starve himself if Britain does not drop the plan for separate electorates in India. He says Untouchables in districts where they are a minority would gain a second vote in a separate constituency. elsewhere they align with Hindus.
The Omaha World Herald reports Mahatma Gandhi may carry out a suicidal hunger strike over the British plan to grant separate electorates for the Untouchables. His strength and conviction are highlighted as he faces possible jail release to end his sacrifice.
A tale contrasts a couple who emigrated with six children, only one allowed in under law. A native explains limits on care for the five left behind, revealing a system that denies schooling, healthcare, and property rights, while criticizing poverty and political rhetoric. The piece ends with commentary on taxes and diplomacy.
A garbled quotation asks to correct a sentence about friendship after performing a favor. The text presents a mix of political and social musings with no clear news event, person, or organization to summarize into a proper article.
A vivid diary fragment describes an Ile de France crossing with dogs aboard and a lively cabin scene. The author notes the ship’s approach to New York, the crowd, and the thrill of sea travel, interwoven with character sketches and introspective travel thoughts.
A compilation quotes Governor Franklin D Roosevelt and Adolf Hitler discussing destiny industry and the danger of arming nations. The remarks touch on travel stiffness and a warning about a Frankenstein monster born from supplying machinery and experts to other countries.
A reflective note describes a dinner of potage ognione pate de foie gras and truffles with peaches flambé. The writer jokes that dieting is fine but food is appealing and hints at a personal yearning to be pale and interesting.
Dr William Brady promotes insulin as a weight gain method and offers his monograph How to Gain Weight free on request. He cites testimonials of patients gaining weight, notes opposition from some doctors, and describes rapid gains from insulin therapy.
A verse about a girl named Janet who collects four white mice with silver coats and insists on keeping them despite her mother and father's warnings. The poem portrays the joy of pets and the burden of ongoing care as Janet welcomes more creatures while her parents face the practical strain of feeding and housing them.
The page lists a large crossword style puzzle with numbered across and down clues. Answers range from simple terms like clowns and land tenure to technical words like encysted tumor and silkworm, with various lengths and wordplay across a grid.
A 1920s medical note urges insulin treatment to raise appetite and mood in anxious, thin patients. It recommends allowing carbohydrate foods freely to improve appetite and suggests cheerful care and modern therapeutic principles.
Reader asks if eye exercises help nearsighted vision and if resting glasses aid long term sight. Expert says no exercises. constant proper glasses for near work in youth best conserve eyesight and resting eyes with drops during refractions helps. Acne question answered: no foods cause acne. no link to diet. advice to seek dermatology via stamped self‑addressed envelope. Milk sugar lactose described. natural sour milk vs supplements discussed. final note invites letters to Dr Brady at The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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