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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
15
The article argues that widespread strikes harm employment and pressuring demands harm recovery. It critiques labor leaders push for recognition, favors delaying industrial clashes until recovery, and supports cautious arbitration debates rather than broad sympathy strikes or general strikes.
A garbled report discusses Patterson challenging a power company over charges and a moratorium on tariffs. It references government weather policy, a potential admin response, and mentions figures like Mac West and King Alfonso in a newsreel context.
A wide quoted monologue critiques perpetual prosperity talk, arguing the next boom depends on solving a new human problem. It warns jobs and wages hinge on productive capacity matching consumption and laments wasted surplus from machinery. The piece touches on Roosevelt, preparedness, and the call for national action amid economic stress.
Chicago hosts a group of top ad men led by Lee Masswell Phil Lennon and Art Rudner who dominate the industry. Their incomes reach six figures as they craft short lines that tell complex stories, with many aspiring writers chasing similar heights.
A lively screen and stage panorama recalls Theodore Dreiser’s ponderous presence on a movie set and Chaplin like Nijinsky grace. The piece notes Buster West’s slapstick artistry, Sophie Tucker’s enduring showmanship, and the crowd’s clamor as she captivates audiences in London Paris and New York.
Column highlights performers Blossom Seely and Benny Fields shaping vaudeville scenes. Mentions Rudy Vallee era slang and tailored wardrobe trends headed for a fall furore. Includes fashion references to Madge Evans, Katherine Cornell, Julia Hoyt and Dolores as London shows report ill. A diner scene at Ben Riley's ends with a wary guest who swears secrecy.
The piece discusses how appearance misleads health judgments, noting pale individuals can be healthy while some anemic people look rosy. It explains pallor occurs in various conditions and can accompany high red blood cell counts in mild carbon monoxide exposure, with mentions of Bright's disease and arteriosclerosis as examples.
A collection of medical quips and personal medical musings. The writer notes pallor in various conditions such as anemia and lead poisoning, describes tuberculosis color signs, and recalls childhood misdiagnoses. Other letters touch on caesarean delivery debates and a ping pong table color question with advice.
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