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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1935
Page
15
Will Rogers muses on government, Roosevelt, and the Constitution from a grounded vantage. He compares governance to the movie business, notes unemployment uncertainty, cites Canadian and Australian examples, and argues for cautious optimism while acknowledging limits.
A fragmented reminiscence links a person born July 21, 1863 to major events from Lincoln to World War I while claiming ongoing acting work and a passion for cricket. The text conflates ages at various events with a lifelong career and personal interest, lacking coherent structure or verifiable facts.
A detailed listing of Sunday through Monday radio programming across networks NBC CBS and others. Programs include children's shows, music, dramas, concerts, and noon to late evening slots with station names and times. Named performers and orchestras appear, such as Julia Glass pianist and Maurice Spitalny orchestra.
President Roosevelt designated Goat Island a 21 acre wild fowl refuge off southern Oregon making it the second such site on the Oregon coast. The area provides nesting soil and a winter rest stop for wild geese with burrowing seabirds such as Beal's petrels Cassin's auklets and tufted puffins using it for nesting.
Chingy, a clever terrier, woke to smoke and alerted a New York tenement, guiding the Spellman family to safety on a fire escape. She returned to rescue them, was injured leaping from the building, and later won a Hero Medal from the New York Anti-Vivisection Society after Vincent Todd adopted her care.
The forecast warns of a hazardous and adverse Monday with employment risk and potential rash behavior. Readers should exercise self restraint to avoid conflict, jealousy, or hostility influencing current activities and private matters. Those born today may face a year shaped by their own calmness and decisions.
Birmingham police will track all former felons in the district. Convicts failing to register with the local police identification bureau face up to six months in jail and a $100 fine. Grover C. Giles says the plan targets parolees from Alabama and federal prisons, with a 25 hour rule for transient residents.
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