Brookhart's Independent Bid Shakes Iowa Senate Fight
The Iowa race shifts as Colonel Brookhart declares an independent bid to challenge Field and Murphy. Analysts doubt he can win many Republican votes, but his entry reshapes the contest by drawing away GOP support and boosting Murphy’s odds, depending on how many Republicans prioritize prohibition repeal.
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Brookhart
Colonel Brookhart
Iowa
Washington
Ark
Henry Field
Haynes
Cosson
Cook
Eichelberger
Field
Louis Murphy
Murphy
George Norris
Hiram Johnson
Visit Cedar Rapids Parking Woes Highlighted
The article argues the city has advanced parking in the business district but faces ongoing issues. It notes improvements such as reduced forty five minute limits and discouraging double parking while blaming sloppy driving for wasted space, especially on Saturday nights.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Parking Dilemma in Cedar Rapids Affects Regional Trade
Readable passage argues proper on street parking could add space for ten cars and boost out of town customer flow. It notes residents from Cedar Rapids and nearby cities travel to buy goods, urging better parking to nudge shoppers toward Cedar Rapids stores.
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Elmore Eye
Sticks
Rubes
Cedar Rapids
Gandhi Hunger Strike Aims Clash With British Rule
Opinion notes Gandhi may die before the end of a seven day fast but Britain escapes martyrdom while a compromise among Indians delays broader reform. The piece hints Gandhi’s death would ignite turmoil and warns the resolution does not satisfy deeper Indian goals.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
India
Glimpse of Opinions From Noted Figures on Labor and Industry
A collection of quotations from Clarence Darrow Gordon Hofstetter Edward Grant Barrow William Green and Horace Bowker reflects views on psychiatry business sport labor politics and farming. The remarks touch on mental health perceptions industrial cancer analogy labor party comparisons baseball prospects and cost reduction in farming amid shifting economic conditions.
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Horace Bowker
American Agricultural Chemical Company
The Architec t’s Dream Comes True Brick by Brick
Opinion essay likens progress to building and natural law shaping fate. It argues accidents are caused by prior actions and laws, urging calm in the face of events. It critiques American attitudes toward Japan, privilege, and celebrity, ending with a simile on security and worth.
A New Yorker Abroad o Paris
An American writer observes Paris scenes from Place Vendome to Cafe de la Paix noting droopy morale, high hotel prices, and shuttered crowds. He mentions meeting Jerome Beatty and others, exploring leisure, and hints at wartime unrest affecting daily life.
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France
E. Berry
Place Vendome
Jerome Beatty
Watterson Rothackers
Samuel Rothapfel
Rue de la Paix
Cafe de la Paix
Paris Tales Mixed In Gilded Unrest And Taste
A 1932 Paris vignette blends gossip of a Parisian divorce decree granted in minutes with vivid scenes of rue de Rivoli life. The author notes a glamorous hotel neighbor and a faulty cross Atlantic connection, then contrasts a glove shop family with a lurid street shadow. Foquett serves pineapple with kirsch at Champs Elysees.
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Figaro
Napoleon
Rue de Rivoli
Monsieur Malabier
Papa
Rue de Castiglione
Champs Elysees
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A reflective poem about children playing a memory game with a tray of assorted items. The piece contrasts their recalling limits with the larger world’s beauty and wonder, suggesting life mirrors that youthful test of memory and perception.
Rebirth Belief Shared by Vast Buddhist Faithful
About 150 million Buddhists hold that rebirth follows death, with reincarnation determined by conduct during life. The belief links karma to next lives across communities and regions.
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