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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1936
Page
35
The quote by Norman Vincent Peale argues that wealth does not determine morality or virtue. It rejects simple classifications that equate poverty with godliness or richness with evil, urging nuanced judgment of individuals.
Dr. Brindley argues replacement taxes depend on real taxpayer oversight to match revenue sources with public needs. He cites 1924 Iowa code provisions for taxpayer appeals, notes abuses by amendments, and urges united taxpayer action or electing prudent officials to curb local spending.
A West Virginia investment association projects 141090 college graduates of 1936 will earn about $194000 each over forty years, totaling $27 billion in lifetime earnings. The piece notes many would have struggled to find satisfactory jobs if they left school in 1932.
Matt C. Smith cites a study showing four years of college costing about 4000 dollars per graduate with a projected lifetime profit around 102000 dollars. He notes even uncertain gains leave graduates better able to cope with job searches and life decisions than with 1932 equivalents.
A six month extension of the current clinical plan provides continued medical service for indigent families. Local physicians are praised for devising a fair system that protects patient health while considering doctors and taxpayers, aiming to avoid socialized medicine trends.
The remark credits Zioncheck with introducing the letter Z into headlines, noting its neglect during the New Deal era and highlighting his influence on newspaper typography and emphasis.
A meditation on tools as the condition for all invention and progress. It argues that mighty tasks require strong, new tools and warns that many imagined solutions fail without proper instruments, citing Dewey, Watt, and political figures to illustrate the point.
New York reports the comeback of tenor John Steel, once a top Ziegfeld Follies star whose salary and record royalties once soared. After a period of fading shows he regained notice in a Broadway cabaret, signaling a return to prominence despite earlier decline. The piece also mentions Ann Reed, Bea Swift, and various social highlights from Zanesville and Crown Hill.
Mrs. John Archibald and daughter Jessie leave for Winnipeg to visit her mother. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Starry farewells precede their move to Chicago with many relatives attending. Co. L. Sherwood and family plan a round Lake Minnesota summer. Drowning tragedies occur as Donald Richey 7 and Donald Wilson 8 drown in Cedar river and Bazil Worthan 23 drowns bathing opposite Ellis park.
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