Ickes Targets Landon Hearst Links In Campaign Pulse
The piece critiques Secretary Ickes remarks on Governor Landon and Hearst, arguing his claims of Hearst puppetry are overblown. It notes Landon’s weaker speaking style and suggests voters focus on real issues rather than Ickes rhetoric or Hearst’s influence.
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Ickes
Interior
Landon
London
Kansas
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
John N. Garner
Roosevelt
Imports Exceed Exports In Early 1936 Trade
The Gazette notes a net US import surplus of about 24 million dollars in the first seven months of 1936, with 1935 showing a 235 million dollar export surplus. Editorials frame the figures in light of tariff policy while Secretary Roper cites growth abroad in the period and argues the mix of imports indicates broader prosperity or weakness depending on commodity types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gazette
Commerce Roper
Roper
Family Letter Echoes Social Reform and Anger at Power
A dated epistolary piece blends social critique with political aphorisms. The writer argues for compassion toward underdogs, condemns violence yet notes historical injustices and the lure of reform, referencing Roosevelt, Landon, and Americanism debates.
United States Foreign Balance Shifts as Exports Lag in 1935
A Commerce Department study shows the 1935 foreign balance sheet with the United States moving from creditor to debtor status. Net capital, merchandise exports, services, and unrecorded items total to 2 573 million dollars, offset by gold imports and other inflows, reflecting a reversal from postwar trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Commerce Department
Silent war games in Michigan worry editor
The writer notes a lack of news on army war games in Michigan and questions what generals learned and the cost. They warn that military spending often rises after such exercises and fear Congress will face another costly appropriation battle, with casualties mentioned only in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Congress
Lovers Lanes Faded In New York Memories Of Courtship
A reminiscence recalls Petti coat Lane in Kansas City and a St. Joe Lovers Lane as romantic haunts of youth. The piece laments New York lacks similar alcoves and notes public displays of affection prevail. It mentions a single formal marriage proposal told by a famed prize fighter.
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York
Kansas City
Petticoat Lane
Oldsters
St. Joe
Eugene Field
New York
Metropolis
Evolution of Newspapers and Typography Echoes
The piece reflects on rapid publishing changes and the rise of standout typography. It notes leaders like Hearst and Scripps shaping layouts, recalls Make-up editors guiding headline design, and praises Ray Long for two typographic classics including the Stanford White murder montage and a double truck spread of the Billy Whitla kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beft
Ray Long
Stanford White
C. D. Gibson
Evelyn Nesbit
Martin’s
Madison Garden
Billy Whitla
Vitamin D for infants and adults rises in modern practice
Dr William Brady outlines updated vitamin D guidance noting infants may need 1000 to 3000 units daily to prevent rickets, with synthetic visterol offering 250 to 300 units per drop. He cites ten to fifteen drops daily for infants and 200000 to 400000 units daily for adults with arthritis, and urges supplementation for sun-deprived or sunburned individuals.
Opinion on Vitamin D drops for arthritis prevention
The speaker suggests five to ten daily drops of tasteless vitamin D concentrate as a supplemental source. They note uncertainty about its effect on chronic arthritis and speculate on insights from many more people trying the idea.
Acid balance and home remedies in a vintage inquiry column
A reader asks about treating a sore root with aspirin and home remedies. The exchange discusses cold wet compresses for relief, dietary acids and alkaline foods, acidosis linked to disease, and doubts about abdominal puncture risks in ambulance care.
Worry to Work: Nancy’s Turnaround Tale
Doris escapes a broken engagement and, plagued by unemployment, shifts to action. She follows two lessons on worrying, buys a dress and hat, lands a job, and learns you get out what you put in. Nancy concludes that personal effort shapes results and offers a shows shower leaflet from The Evening Gazette.
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Doris
Nancy
Evening Gazette
Radio Schedule Highlights NBC CBS and WJZ Listings
A dense transcription of a radio program grid shows multiple orchestras and hosts across NBC CBS and WJZ channels. It includes Bruna Ca contralto Dolores Coste Xavier Cugat Benny Goodman and many others with times from 7:00 to 11:20 and Sunday selections.
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Ee Orc
ENBO
Wonion Orch
NBC
WJZ
Weaf Chain
CBS
Wabco Philharmonic Orch
Wabco Emox
Dolores Coste
WABC
WEAF
Bob Crosby
al Donahue
al Bemos Orch
EMOX
Lou Bring Orch
WJZ ci Manzanares’ Orch
Jan Garber
Orch
WACO
Xavier Cugat Orch
Jimm Lunceford Orch
WEAP
Benny Goodman
Edna_ Sellers
Sin Organist
WOO Kmox
Carl Schreiber Orch
Katcher
Aunt Susan's
Church of the Air
Walbere
F Brown Ord
Major Bowes
Capitol Family
Stetch
NEBC
WJZ Chain
Salt Lake City Choir
Wabco Chain
Jenens Johnson
Wjz Fusseil Corr
WOC
WGST
W. Chain
Benno Rabinoff
WABCO
London
Don Vorhees
Manhattan
Cornelia Otisner
Frank Ss
Roy Fous
Bismarck Orch
BCO
Artie Shaw
Enderees
FBC
Moup
Y Hayes’ Orch
Henry Busse
BBC
Wiz
Chassie Barnet Orch
Kes Stenross’ Orch
Caine Orch
WI Guy" Lombardi Orch
Wg8t
Wilton Junction to Host Third Annual Day of Festivities
The Wilton Junction day returns for its third year with events from 10 a.m. boxing in the morning to a street dance at night. A 1:30 p.m. parade sponsored by local merchants, free vaudeville, Wilton Junction band performances, and concessions complete the lineup.
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Wilton Junction
Cunning Animal Puzzle Clues and Answers
A mixed themed crossword with horizontal and vertical clues covering animals textures verbs and nouns. Includes entries like genus reference and various object terms with several unclear fragments and partial hints.
Joe Refuses To Change Himself To Suit Others
A woman writes about a plain, honest man who stays true to himself despite social pressure from his wife and daughters. The letter praises his modesty and outsider status, while a separate note from Marj shares marital advice about marrying an older man for happiness. The reply thanks Marj for her experience.
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Joe
Miss Manners
Marj
Dear Miss Manners Patient Thanks for Kind Words
A patient in a sickroom thanks Miss Manners for advice and comfort. The columnist replies that future guidance will consider reader reactions and hopes the patient won’t remain a shut in long.
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Miss Manners
Lightning Damages Dan Regan Home During Storm
An early morning electrical storm drenched the Dan Regan residence with a lightning strike injuring a sleeping child who suffered burns on the foot. Mrs. Regan’s mother was stunned when the light above her bed was hit.
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Waulkon
Dan Regan
District Court Notice in Linn County Iowa September Term
In the District Court of Iowa in Linn County September term A D Susan I Wingate plaintiff versus Nellie Barton Susie Colgan Annie Col Grunewald Masters Mans Marie DeCastello Emma Grunewald J Grunewald Executor Edith J Passmore and others defendants You are notified there is a new on file at the Clerk of the District Court Linn County Iowa that the last will and testament and codicil of Edith J Passmore were offered for probate and that a hearing will be held at the Court House in Cedar Rapids on a specified date.
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District Court of Iowa
Anda
Lina County
Susan I. Wingate
Nellie Barton
Susie Colgan
Annie Col Grunewald
Mans Marie DeCastello
Emma Grunewald
Central
Rapids
Iowa
Home For the Prendion
Cedar Rapids
J. Grunewald
J. P
Jennie
W. Grunewald
Edith J. Passmore
J. Passmore
Ofric
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