Debt as a Preceptor Felt by Widows and Orphans
The passage echoes Emerson on debt as a harsh teacher that drains time and spirit. It warns that debt cripples great minds most, shaping fear and resentment in widows, orphans, and the sons of genius who endure its heavy burden.
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Still a Need for Information on National Recovery Plan
Washington reports the President weighs a bill to govern hours wages and conditions across business and industry a revival of the national recovery act with less power delegation. Turner Catledge notes the aim to spur re employment by spreading work and questions the policy effect on purchasing power, urging a fireside explanation of Brookings economists view. Where is the comprehensive unemployment survey promised for this winter.
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A Dubious Compliment From LaGuardia On Women In Politics
The piece cites Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia praising women as easier to work with in public affairs while noting potential misreadings. It argues that such flattery may mask patronizing tactics, and warns that idealism could be crushed by hard political realities faced by women in elected roles.
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Fiorello LaGuardia
New York City
Perkins
John L. Lewis
Abundance myths reveal hunger behind prosperity
The piece argues there is no true abundance in America, despite signs of wealth. It condemns the idea of a new economy of abundance as a cover for poverty, citing malnourished children, rural hunger, and unequal wealth. It critiques labor strife, consumer culture, and social hypocrisy, ending with a 1937 copyright notice.
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Wilson Chamberlain
Press warns on Stalin death rumors and Froude’s disease
A columnist ridicules Polish reports of Stalin’s death while noting the habit repeats in history. He cites Froude’s disease from Sorbonne professors and recalls fluctuating reports about General Ho's status, arguing such half truths confuse future records.
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Froude
Adelaide
Australia
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Manchuria
Mukden
New York Day by Day diary includes social rounds and billiards talk
A lively New York Day by Day entry sketches a day in the city with a trip past the Lindbergh kidnapping site, meetings with William Allen White and Noel Coward figures, supper at El Morocco, and observations on society billiards rooms. It notes Wight Fiske joining urbane circles and musings on dance music, fashion, and local hotels.
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Lawrence Tibbett
John McCormack
Grand Central
Boston
Jersey
Brack Pembertons
William Allen White
el Morocco
Wight Fiske
Noel Coward
Explore Your Mind Author's Note On Luck And Duty
A scientific view argues luck is not cosmic favor or disfavor and that weather affects all alike. It notes run of fortune can occur briefly but tends to balance over time. It also discusses the hard issue of whether children should care for aging parents, noting the economy makes this difficult.
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Associated Press
Poe le
Kellogg
Battle Creek
How to Improve Your Memory by Dr Henry C Link
A booklet promotes memory improvement with rules for remembering names dates lessons and books. It explains memory techniques in plain language and is offered as a reader service with a 10 cent response and stamped return envelope to Dr Albert E Wiggam care The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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Henry C. Link
Albert E. Wiggam
Cedar Rapids
Sale of Cedar Rapids Old Post Office Site Bid Notice
Treasury Procurement Division invites sealed proposals for purchase of the old Post Office site and building at the southeast corner of Second Ave and Third St in Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa. Bids due Feb 15 1937 with five percent bid security. options include cash on delivery or staged payments with five percent interest.
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Treasury Department
Public Buildings Branch
Washington, D. C
Second Ave
Third St
Cedar Rapids
Secretary of the Treasury
U.S
U. S
Iowa
Space Control
Procurement Division
C. J. Peoples
Notice of Executor Appointment in Iowa Estate
Notice is hereby given that on January 16, 1937, Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids was appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Irene Hazeltine Douglas, deceased, Linn County Iowa. All indebted persons must pay promptly. creditors must file claims with the Linn County District Court Clerk. Grimm Elliott Shuttleworth and Ingersoll, attorneys.
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Linn County
Irene Hazeltine Douglas
Iowa
Merchants National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Grimm, Elliott
Shuttleworth and Ingersoll
Why Do Dogs Eat Grass And Other Oddities
A reflective essay on dogs and grass eating, noting that dogs selectively eat grass for stomach relief, while often ignoring similar patches. It shifts to a critique of public health behavior, alleging leaders conceal the severity of pollution and respiratory illnesses, urging accountability through court judgments against responsible parties.
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Lifk
Public Health Administration
Medicine
Personal Health Service on How Flu Spreads
The article explains flu as a respiratory infection spread mainly by spray from coughs and sneezes, and even from spoken conversation. It notes droplets travel two to twelve feet, with conversational spray reaching two to three feet, and emphasizes risk from open-face sprays and polite talk.
Questions and Answers Consult Physician
Questions and Answers consult physician. Information on dia thermy for hyperthyroidism and exophthalmic goiter. Parathyroid hormone access only via physician. Dia thermy may aid inactive thyroid tissue when much of gland removed or function低. Also advice on tender gums and conspicuous venules with possible treatments and monograph request.
British firms build commercial bombers for wartime use
British aircraft manufacturers report mass production of what they term commercial bombers. These aircraft are designed for peaceful commercial work but can be converted to military use within three to four hours in wartime, enabling rapid defense readiness.
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Bettes
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