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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1936
Page
8
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A Rockefeller Jr. quote argues that employers and employees are partners with shared interests. He says long term success depends on mutual prosperity rather than opposition. The statement emphasizes cooperation over conflict in labor relations.
The piece argues Secretary Wallace may retire from public life to focus on long term welfare and cooperative ideals. It notes his pressing proposals contrast with voters' immediate concerns about this year and next, urging practical action now to address current economic hardships.
Washington state faces a surge of proposed laws from twenty-one groups up to May 5. The Community Tax Bureau of Seattle warns against hurried signings citing gasoline tax diversions pension schemes and plans for public business ventures. It criticizes activists for appealing to petition signers and urges citizens to think before acting.
Fifty five initiatives were filed with the Washington secretary of state. Forty seven failed to reach the ballot but eight did, and those passed. A tax bureau view urges citizens to refuse petitions to block what it calls fanatical and conflicting laws. The piece notes doubts about initiative referendum and direct primary and questions reform zeal.
The Vatican encyclical directing a tougher campaign by Catholics against objectionable films is likely to influence Hollywood production choices in the coming year. The Legion of Decency has shown such movements can sway profits, lifting the overall tone of film entertainment. Critics credit some gains to the campaign and to other factors, with Thursday's Vatican order offering reassurance that progress won’t be quickly reversed.
A collection of sharp commentaries on congress, party loyalty, labor and business, and the presidency. It critiques executive power, suggests organized votes influence policy, and notes constitutional limits, with satire on Roosevelt and public opinion.
A collage of show business mentions spans Bert Lytell inspiring Earl Carroll to baldness cures, plus notes on Ted Saucier hosting many parties, Beatrice Lillie, Bill Tilden, Carole Lombard, and others. It speaks of Hollywood radio shifts, Mamie Lee, and a London journalist, with fashion and publicity trends highlighted.
Dr William Brady discusses thyroid related leg ulcer healing. Cites Cohen and Kilbourne cases showing thyroid hormone or iodine aiding long standing ulcers. Notes myxedema signs and cautions thyroid use, urging supervised treatment and offering iodine ration guidance to readers.
A brief notice urges residents to include a stamped return envelope with their address clearly showing the town name rather than generic terms. The instruction targets clearer correspondence and avoids ambiguity in mail handling.
Letters discuss wart remedies with salicylic acid and castor oil blends, plus a reader asking about a lingered cancer in an elderly patient. Other items advise medical consultation and guidance on home care for perspiration and skin issues.
Carlton D. Knupp, president of the Greater Vinton club, announced that Vinton will celebrate its annual Sweet Corn Day on Labor Day September 7. The event highlights local agriculture and community gathering in Vinton.
A tale of a weary servant Millie and a master who buys a plaster image that grins daily. In a night of grief the man destroys the cold face, vowing it shall not mock Millie again.
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