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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1936
Page
4
A Henry Ford remark notes business thrives when firms must scratch for what they gain. It frames effort as a measure of vitality and success in enterprise.
C M Chester urges replacing jargon with vivid, sports-page clarity in shareholder reports. He cites a 1926 1932-1936 national income arc and notes reforms for better public understanding of national economic activity and corporate finances.
The piece discusses a proposed five meal a day plan arguing food is fuel and daily intake must shift from the standard three meals. It cites Dr. William Sansum and two eastern researchers while noting Epicurean appeal and practical limits of extra meals as a business breakfast debate.
A letter titled Dear Louise muses on dignity of labor and the wrong idea that prestiged jobs confer worth. It contrasts humble, skilled effort with status seeking, praises Madame Curie amid hardship, and ends with assorted social-commentary lines on Liberalism, governance, and culture.
Secretary of Commerce Roper notes the 1935 national income at about fifty three billion dollars and forecasts 1936 around fifty eight billion. He cites the national income as the broadest gauge of economic activity.
A crossword style puzzle lists clues for a range of terms tied to antiquity and daily life. Across and down entries reference medicine, measurement, tools, animals, notions, and natural elements, connecting hints to famous physicians and historical vocabulary.
The piece notes vitamin D helps maintain calcium phosphorus balance and bone integrity in adults, beyond anti-rachitic use. Dr. Becker urges cautious experimentation with supplementary vitamin feeding, acknowledging much remains unknown about vitamins and their functions for future study.
Readers discuss iron forms and calcium carbonate use. Calcium carbonate is described as a general antacid not a digestant, providing temporary pH neutralization for about one to two hours without altering blood acidity. no harmful effects noted, and letters to Dr Brady require a stamped self addressed envelope.
A reflective piece recounts biblical contentment and wealth, noting Andrew Carnegie and the Rockefellers' philanthropy. It recalls Dwiggins, Twain, and Pearl White, and shares a true story of Roth and Rohn rescuing two boys in a Hudson River canoe incident observed at a country club.
The column recalls Eugene Field, notes financial worries and a rhyme about being broke in London in 89, and discusses modern life’s messiness. It then shifts to vitamin D and rickets, stressing lifelong need, sun exposure, and the importance of calcium and phosphorus for bones and teeth in all ages.
Report from Detroit describes sticky brown chocolate pooling in a candy shop as heat wave began, with bon bons affected by melted confection. No injuries reported. Local store staff cleaned the display and inspected stock for damage.
The June 30 1936 statement for Guaranty Bank and Trust Company of Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa details resources including loans and discounts 2 28363649 bonds and securities 65846076 cash items 142962 total resources 2962606 liabilities include capital stock surplus profits deposits due to banks and bankers and various deposits totaling 2962606. A sworn affidavit by Van Vechten Shaffer President George Laird Vice-President and Reginald B Figge Cashier authenticates the figures with notary notice and directors signatures.
A fragmented listing shows NBC CBS and ABC prime time airings from 6:00 to 11:45 including Carl Ravazza, Willson, Castagna contralto, Erin Donahue, Russ Morgan, Eddy Duchin, Jan Garber, Benny Goodman styles, and orchestras led by Henry Busse Jimmie Lunceford and others with stations WJZ WEAF WABC CBS NBC WGN KMOX WCCO WBBM WOC WGST.
The text discusses science answering all moral questions with absolute accuracy while noting that moral decisions may lie beyond science. It argues science elevates organized society over individual rights and includes an author's note about these answers.
A discussion among Boy Scouts on whether a doctor may refuse treatment for moral reasons to a gangster. The answer argues Jesus would heal first then urge surrender, with the physician’s duty to the patient followed by informing authorities if needed, using every available means even at risk to the doctor.
Dr Henry C Link presents a booklet on memory rules proven by science. It explains how to remember names dates lessons books and more in clear terms. Readers can apply by sending for costs and a stamped self addressed envelope to Dr Albert E Wiggam care this newspaper.
An explosion believed caused by ether in a ventilating system damaged the Iowa State College chemistry building Friday night. The fire, which spread to agricultural experiment sections, caused about $3,000 in damage and injuries to two persons with minor burns. Research work on vitamin D experiments was interrupted. the blaze was brought under control.
Mrs. W. J. Sizer of Fond du Lac Wisconsin reports her garden onions were baked halfway through by heat unseen. The brief note describes an unusual weather effect impacting vegetable beds locally.
Notice is hereby given that on the 15 day July 1936 at 2 o'clock the will and testament of Edwin W. Lundquist filed for proof and admission. Cedar Rapids Iowa. Thos. B. Powell, Attorney. Clerk of Court.
A notice in the New District Court of Town announces the estate of Elson and Emma. The undersigned applies to the court for authority to sell real estate described as parts of the NE and SE sections in Linn County. The hearing is set for the 22nd at 9 o'clock at the Courthouse, with objections due prior to the hearing. Signed Lee Dennison by Fred W. gh, attorney.
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