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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1935
Page
13
Chicago based Allen Klapp Frazier Co at 540 N Michigan Ave and New York office Allen Klapp Frazier at 5351 Fifth Avenue provide advertising services and representation.
Quote by Harvey T. Harrison noting that lawmakers persistently seek remedies that punish thrift when fortune turns away from spendthrifts. It argues that legislation tends to mirror the prevailing bias against prudent savings across eras. The remark contrasts recurrent policy patterns with changing fortunes.
Secretary Morgenthau declares the long emergency over and urges moving toward a unified national accounting system. He cautions against treating new revenues as funds for additional spending and questions Congress's ability to balance budgets.
The era shifted from fan voting to manager selection for major league all star games in 1933 and 1934. National league picks reflected some fan influence while the American League lineup included several players fans would not have chosen. The AL victory offered no definitive proof managers know best, but it suggested managers may grasp talent despite critic’s doubts.
The Wagner labor disputes bill seeks a national labor relations board to supervise collective bargaining and curb unfair practices. It posits unequal bargaining power harms interstate commerce and would regulate employer conduct, with workers’ votes deciding representation.
A satirical piece portrays Bill Jones challenging inherited power before a judge who grants a decree abolishing titles and wealth inheritance. The mock decree sets everyone to start from scratch, revealing themes of equality and opportunity with biting adages on society.
The text contrasts organizing and bargaining rights with their impact on interstate commerce, citing Schechter and railway pension cases. It discusses indirect effects on commerce from local activities, and Senator Wagner's 1922 view that recurring practices may be subject to national supervision if they obstruct interstate commerce.
New York hosts a quiet Rialto welcome for Billie Burke, widow of Flo Ziegfeld. The article recalls their lavish life at Burkely Crest in Tarrytown and Ziegfeld’s rise and collapse, noting Burke’s successful return to cinema and her daughter Patricia’s growing talents.
A vivid portrait of Harlem's nightlife and social figures from the era. It surveys entertainers like Ethel Waters and Eddie Manchester, mentions Derby‑cocked Bill Robinson, slang from Harlem, and notable venues and personalities including Duke Ellington, Joe Louis, and Father Divine. The piece contrasts Harlem with Broadway and references private guards near Rockefeller and Morgan mansions.
A health columnist ridicules strict acne diets, noting acne is not caused by sugar or butter. He argues young people should eat normally and not follow blanket bans on foods like sweets, fruits, or eggs, warning such advice lacks scientific basis.
The planetary configurations for this day point to sudden disruption after stagnation, with a long journey possible and new interests. Those born today may expect unexpected changes, travel, and stabilizing life influence, while notable nativity cites Nicols and Tesla. A surprise party honors Mr. Stoneking with many Cedar Rapids and Mount Vernon attendees.
Soap and water and proper drying cure navel irritation and discharge with half strength tincture sodin and water, then borated talcum or zinc stearate powder, daily washing, and periodic reapplication. General poor hygiene noted, monographs available after stamped enclosures.
Alma Ulch Roup 38 wife of Carle Roup died Saturday night at a town city hospital five miles northwest of North Liberty. Survived by husband two daughters Marie and Betty and her father A W Ulchh of North Liberty two brothers Anton Ulch of North Liberty and Frank Alch of Pueblo Colorado. Funeral services held Tuesday at Cathout funeral home Iowa City. Burial in Ridgewood cemetery.
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