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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1935
Page
19
The quote warns that destroying public education undermines a future generation's ability to tackle governance and economic problems. Arthur Lederle cautions that current reforms or neglect threaten political literacy and problem solving in society.
Iowa dairy sector fuels 20 percent of agricultural income and employs about 20 000 in creameries ice cream and milk plants. Despite rising prices for feed, higher butter and milk prices may not help if consumption falls as substitutes like oleomargarine rise. Iowa residents show increasing use of substitutes with first six weeks of 1935 far higher than all of 1934 emphasizing a need to support local dairy products.
A long, fragmented column muses on spring as a symbol of renewal and on societal roles from farmers to gardeners. It contrasts domestic renewal with calls for universal obedience and frames war as organized murder, critiquing authority and collective violence in a period of civic reflection.
Mrs. Roosevelt notes a garden is not easy to manage, calling gardening a subtle art. The piece praises folks who pursue cultivation and those who acknowledge they do not know how, framing gardening as a source of brightness and happiness.
The French, noting vagueness in the Supreme Court gold clause rulings, decide not to compel payment in gold on U S obligations. They accept our offered alternatives or even hot air, while the United States keeps flexibility in settlement terms, a stance France deems reasonable given the situation.
A nostalgic tour praises New York comics and performers including Joe Moore Frazier Hunt Otis Ralston Robert Benchley and Paul Whiteman. It notes their laughter power and stage presence with mentions of Marie Dressler Miriam Hopkins Mae Allison Phyllis Haver and others in a breezy, period voice.
The piece profiles several writers and reporters known for rapid drafting or unique stances at the keyboard. It mentions Rogers and Mary, Jack Lait, Albert Payson Terhune, David Graham Phillips, Frank Ward O Malley, Arthur Somers Roche, Rupert Hughes, and Mark Twain, noting varied habits from standing to one-legged sitting and eyeshades.
A tall thin stranger in a gray hat greeted a door-man at The Madison at 3 p.m. yesterday. The man, startled by the cordial approach, stepped off the curb and, amid confusion, shook the nearest person’s hand in a baffling moment.
A Cedar Rapids business executive discusses first life policy bought by a father at age 16, agency backing, and a focus on ordinary and educational life insurance. He notes payroll up 25 percent from a year ago, automatic oil heating stabilizing employment, and anticipation of steady 1935 gains aided by building trades and government programs.
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