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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1936
Page
7
The article assesses Dr. F E Townsend's fluctuating support for a third party to challenge the two major parties. It notes his plan could relieve Democrats and Republicans from voter pressure over a $200 pension scheme, while doubting Townsend's ability to recruit capable candidates.
Rudy Vallee proclaims that Tin Pan Alley needs more soup kitchens to sustain songwriters and fuel creativity.
Dr. Barton Morgan of Iowa State College finds that 40 percent of rural Iowa schools could shut without lowering education standards and save about 5 percent in taxpayer costs. He urges state authorities to consider his study and possible reorganization to reduce the burden on communities.
The note observes that improved conditions accompany a shift as celebrated singers no longer linger on Miami, marking a change in popular mood and cultural focus.
A quoted piece argues that substantial enterprises rise from ambitious, imaginative leaders and that government systems diminishing personal initiative threaten both business and the fabric of government. It notes NRA AAA debates, tax bills limiting management discretion, and labor-legislation trends toward economic control.
The text argues America's National Guard is civilian, defensive, and not militaristic. It contrasts with a hypothetical expansionist army led by conquerors, warning a militarized nation could threaten others. It cites history and public sentiment, ending with a 1936 copyright notice.
The piece contrasts strong personalities in business with those in politics and argues the former may deliver different results. It warns about gambling with others money versus personal funds and calls for Americans to decide which system to trust for the country’s future. It urges sober reflection to clarify the issue.
Report notes eels at the New York aquarium produce about 300 volts of electricity. The Black committee will review any telegrams they may have sent to Congress regarding the death sentence bill.
A psychiatrist notes that the Old World has advanced more than the present in addressing difficult children, remarking on the alleged upbringing of Adolf and Benito.
Following the completion of the WRA financial survey, the plan shifts to opening a new survey to determine how WPA funds are allocated. The move signals a broader inquiry into federal relief spending and public appropriation.
New York Day by Day notes General John J. Pershing drawing attention with his stride and park-side visits. Anecdotes recount his 1919 sunlit stroll at Fort Sam Houston and a humorous cigar moment with new soldiers. The column also profiles pulp impresario Jesio Burks facing Sing Sing’s electric chair and quips about Wall Street gamblers and breakfasters.
A 35 cent box of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules is advertised as a safe inexpensive remedy to flush kidneys and bladder. The pitch cites relief from frequent night urination and irritation, plus backache and other symptoms, urging buyers to obtain the original Haarlem product from Holland.
The figure roamed European galleries with an aristocratic air and a discerning eye for Chippendale. He was a trusted adviser to appraisers and enjoyed conversations with great painters and sculptors. A note on Sherman Billingsly describes his thriving post repeat nightclub operation and business model, including large rental and hat checking revenues, while noting industry challenges.
The assessor for Cedar Rapids Iowa has completed the 1936 assessment and filed it with the City Clerk. The City Council will meet as a Board of Equalization at 2 PM on May 4 1936 at City Hall to hear complaints and add omitted property for state and county tax purposes. Any aggrieved party may appear to have assessments adjusted. City of Cedar Rapids Iowa City Clerk. published April 27–28 1936.
A physician discusses thyroid but also pituitary and thymus therapies for short overweight children. He notes potential weight loss and height gains under medical supervision, with several patient examples and a warning against unsupervised use. He offers data to qualified physicians upon request.
Readers ask about normal blood pressure for a 43 year old man and whether cataracts can recur after operation. Answers note individual variation, advise consulting a doctor, explain cataract removal yields vision with proper glasses, and discuss tobacco only causing a small blood sugar rise with inhalation.
For 25 years Zemo has provided relief from itching and irritation of eczema pimples rashes ringworm and similar skin conditions. It soothes cools and relieves discomfort with rare ingredients. Tested and approved by Good Housekeeping Bureau. Available at druggists 35 60 or 1 dollar.
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