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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1936

Page

7

Subscription prices by mail in Iowa and nearby states

Rates show 1 year 5.00 for Iowa, 7 issues weekly, with 6 month and 3 month terms and monthly options. Nearby states Illinois Minnesota Missouri Nebraska South Dakota Wisconsin listed. Other states and U S possessions priced at 9.50 annual with varying terms. Cedar Rapids and Marion rates included at 7.50 annual.

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Prizes for meeting emergencies daily tasks well

A motivational quote by William Feather urging continuous readiness. It emphasizes doing each daily task superbly as if opportunity eyes are always on us. It frames preparedness as the path to reward and success.

William Feather

Hull Urges Honor as Path to World Peace at Buenos Aires

Secretary Hull told the Inter American Peace conference in Buenos Aires that a revival of honor among nations is essential to reduce distrust of treaties. He warned that repeated treaty violations fuel armament building and war. He suggested lasting trust requires long-term observation and a global rise in prosperity to lower artificial national barriers.

Hull Buenos Aires

Attic Debate Over Magazine Haul and Winter Prep

A couple bickers about carrying magazines to the attic and stacking items on stairs. She nudges order while he balks at the mess and delays. They argue timing for winter club upkeep and reading a New Yorker as attic clutter piles up.

New Yorker

War debt talks and the search for a new formula

Reports persist that war debt negotiations will start early next year. The United States may accept concessions to salvage debt deals, but a new formula is needed. Past terms tied repayments to ability to pay with varied international rates, causing abroad dissatisfaction.

Great Britain France Italy

American Social Critique and Satire from a 1930s Piece

The piece surveys envy and class struggle across systems from religion to communism, condemning the idea of reshaping society through upheaval. It contrasts true Christianity with wealth, labor, and political power while critiquing liberal and radical aims and noting the costs and misuses of taxation and reform.

Abel Cain Russia Stalin Free Land

Various proposals for settling World War debt in kind or principal

Editorial researchers discuss debt settlement ideas for war reparations. Proposals include paying in kind, forgiving interest while charging only principal, and adjusting for currency value changes. Britain and the United States note shifts in trade balances and capital flows as factors influencing repayment feasibility.

United States Germany Great Britain Europe

Socialite Notes and Theatre Talk from New York

Diary style column chronicles meetings with figures in arts and sports from Broadway to Hollywood. Mentions Theodore Dreiser Jean Douglas Gouverneur Morris boxing greats Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney, plus Nora Sidney Norma Talmadge and Noel Coward. Also notes a Navy paint innovation.

Kidneys Clean Out Acids with Cystex Guarantee

An advertisement touts kidney health and acid removal via nine million kidney tubes. It warns against cheap drugs and urges those with bladder or kidney symptoms to obtain a guaranteed Cystex prescription with a Bank of America deposit guarantees. It promises relief in 48 hours and a week, with money back on return.

Bank of America Los Angeles Calif

Mind and morality in science based views on politics

The piece argues science prioritizes social rights over individual rights and asserts voters merely choose between candidates already selected by party delegates. It cites a view from Olga Knopf on marriage and finances, suggesting money separation challenges trust.

A.—Bosh Roosevelt Landon Niagara Falls

How to Improve Your Memory by Dr Henry C Link

A booklet outlines memory rules tested by science and explains remembering names dates lessons and books. It is offered as a reader service in connection with Lets Explore Your Mind at the Cedar Rapids Gazette with 110 cents plus stamped self addressed envelope to Dr Albert E Wiggam.

Henry C. Link Albert E. Wiggam Cedar Rapids

Attitudes Toward Money in Marriage and War Memorial Critique

The text debates wedlock finances and trust, arguing money should be shared to prove fidelity. It then quotes city officials in a war memorial controversy praising a ragged statue showing war’s dehumanizing impact over heroic imagery. A veteran赞 confirms war’s ugliness, not its glamour.

Waterspouts Over Sea Reported Over Mile High

Reports describe waterspouts towering more than a mile above the sea surface. Sightings were recorded by ships in the area with weather observers noting dramatic vertical columns of rotating clouds and spray. No injuries reported.

George Needs To Develop Courage To Make Progress

Advice column discusses fear of judgment hindering progress in business and life. It urges embracing risk over caution, then addresses a reader hoping to win back a lost romantic interest. The verdict: avoid pleading, act cheerful with others, and let him self-repair interest.

George

Dear Miss Manners Letters on gender and pursuit

A reader argues that men misjudge women and that girls also chase boys. Tiny responds that many will agree with the sentiment but notes boys’ feelings when pursued and invites further opinions on the topic.

Miss Manners Tiny

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