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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1937
Page
3
A humorous Gazette feature mocks heat waves and offers satirical cooling tips. It lists nine playful suggestions ranging from palm leaf fans and minimal clothing to naps under shade and light meals, wrapped in a foggy, local newspaper voice.
A columnist repeats Gentile and Mussolini ideas that the state is the foundation of all rights and values, arguing opposition must be crushed, parliamentary rule ends, and liberty and press freedom vanish. The piece notes Germany still has some church resistance, but the outcome is uncertain.
The passage condemns Caesarism as a return to barbarism under a state dominated truth by the rulers. It warns that the new form destroys individual liberty and self-government, ending in hatred and war while praising Western legal civilization and the jammed authority of the state. It closes with a denunciation from Washington land Citizens.
The Cedar Rapids Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers association through Emil Surry invites the public to their fourteenth annual picnic at Cedar Park. Activities include noon and evening lunches, two vaudeville shows at 2 30 and 8 30 pm, plus games wrestling and dancing hosted by the women's auxiliary.
Hans the 14 month old German Schnauzer loves daily street strolls in Cleveland. He greets passersby with a wag and a bark and visits the courthouse to call on county commissioners and common pleas judges before stopping at the Great Lakes exposition and other streets on his way home. His owner is Jerry Wolf, a local restaurateur.
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