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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1936

Page

13

Roosevelt’s State of the Union judged by political lens

The final State of the Union address draws mixed reviews as President Roosevelt faces scrutiny over foreign policy and domestic reform. Critics warn the vigorous attack on autocrats may boomerang while New Dealers resist rapid, rigid change.

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Anatomy of Knuckles and Hand Use in Daily Tasks

The passage discusses knuckle function in everyday actions such as rapping on windows and scratching. It notes knuckles as handy for various tasks, their difficulty in cleaning, and mentions possible joints and muscle use in daily life.

Peter

Crime explained as outcome of public indifference and weak enforcement

The author argues crime thrives when police efforts are weak and the public refuses to back authorities. If punishments were certain and swift, crime would end. rulers must aggressively seek offenders, close illegal gambling, and mobilize juries and citizens to demand action.

Russia

Iowa Democracy fund report spoofed in Polk County notices

A satirical rendering of a political campaign financial report surfaces in Iowa Democracy papers. The piece parodies disbursements and contributions, listing items such as legal services and office supplies with exaggerated sums, claiming a $10 000 total as a critique of campaign finance transparency.

Polk County Iowa John Doe Richard Roe Jim Farley

New York Musings and Comic Timing Reflections

A fragmentary diary style piece recalls New York life observations from an after-breakfast walk to a burlesque show. It weaves names, media figures, and urban anecdotes with personal memories, humor, and aging reflections in a brisk, period voice.

When Burlesque Comics Were Funny

A 1936 humor snippet notes subway ads and passengers' sober faces, contrasting with a goofy trainman in uniform joking about changing to someone’s underwear. The piece reflects broad tonal humor of the era and its social mood.

Copyriest

Successful Marriage Based On Unselfishness

A reader describes Mr and Mrs F with opposing tastes yet strong affection and tolerance. They avoid control and remain happy by mutual compromise and unselfish acts. Dear Miss Manners columns share two letters about love and religion, heartbreak, and advice on handling conflicting loyalties and emotions.

Mrs. F

Willis laments snow hindering plays and errands

Willie Willis voices frustration about snow delaying plays and duties while noting others are unfazed by the cold when running errands. He highlights toughness in facing winter conditions and the impact on daily tasks and activities.

Hope Amid Uncertain Break For A Potential Union

A fragment notes someone feeling unready for marriage and hoping for a hopeful path despite unclear prospects. The speaker suggests the other person may be spared heartache if he remains cautious and uncommitted at this time.

Romance Advice on Patience and Friendship in Love

The guidance suggests not pressuring a romantic interest and staying pleasant in his company. If a chance arises, convey willingness to wait for his success if he is in love with you, framing patience as respect for his feelings.

Miss Manners

Notice of Appointment of Executrix Iowa Estate

Mertie F. Miller named executrix of Georgia L. Miller late of Linn County Iowa. Executor ordered to collect debts and settle claims by a specified date. Attorney Chas Penningroth to represent estate in Iowa District Court.

Administrator notice of Libble Keneeny estate in Linn County Iowa

State of Iowa notices public administrator Emil Novotny appointed on December 2 1935 as administrator of Libble Keneeny estate Linn County Iowa all persons indebted asked to pay and those with claims to present them duly authenticated at the Linn County Iowa district court office of clerk of the court or as directed by law

Iowa Linn County Asate Jon’ Eeredy Georgia L. Miller Jows Wee Mertie FE Ler Executrix Chas. Penningroth State of Jate Clere Linnounty Iona Emil Novotny

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