Six Governors Take Stage In Radio Replay Of Campaign
The New Deal taps six governors to rebut Governor Landon's nomination speech. The tactic aims to boost morale among New Deal supporters but may backfire with voters who now hear candidates' voices directly. The piece argues governors ceded state prerogatives to Washington and warns radio talent may erode traditional political tools.
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What Makes Jobs
An analysis argues unemployment persists because people expect jobs to appear without effort. It cites a Nation’s Business piece where an Uncle advises that jobs require saving, investment, and risk by all parties from workers to business owners. It stresses that progress rests on thrift and capital accumulation.
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Nation’s Business
Wealth and fame fantasy collides with reality in 1936 column
A reflective 1936 syndicated piece lampoons a rich young woman seeking acting acclaim, noting wealth cannot buy audience approval. It argues true happiness comes from adjusting to reality and highlights public figures, political foibles, and social commentary amid a chorus of witty maxims and digressions.
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Nour State
Gilead
Political Messiahs And The Value Of Dollars
A reflective line compares workers represented by dollars to stored-up energy and hopes. It warns that leaders who equate money with human effort may misallocate funds, urging cautious use of dollars to maximize good. The tone critiques political overreliance on money as a measure of value.
Calling It By Its Right Name Civil War and Class Struggle
The piece argues that Spain's conflict between communists and fascists should be named civil war rather than class war. It notes The New York Times perspective that class war and civil war are the same, and warns that such rhetoric historically precedes mass murder. It recalls Dr. Tugwell urging workers to unite against tyrants and the peril of such exhortations.
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New York’s Glaenzer Beam Fancy Social Circles
Jules Glaenzer, famed as a sharp jewelry broker and perpetual party host, mingles with Fanny Brice and Lady Vere de Vere at his East 60th duplex. The fragment notes his charm, fashion, and constant theater presence, with a nod to his business as VP of a major jewelry house. The piece shifts to other cultural figures including Marc Klaw, Percy Crosby, and Robert Ripley, highlighting their withdrawal, mortality, and continued influence in art and entertainment.
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Little Island
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Kruschen Salts Diet Ad Declares Quick Health Boost
An old advertisement urges cutting fats and sweets and eating lean meats, fruits, and vegetables. It promotes Kruschen Salts taken daily before breakfast for a month with a money back guarantee if no health improvement is felt.
Quick Montage of Names and Oddities Across Time
A kaleidoscopic excerpt lists figures from media and culture, mentioning Ely Culbertson, a Russian butler in “Weberfieldly,” David Sarnoff, Roy Howard, Hank O Day, G. K. Chesterton, George Ade, Victor Herbert, and a Hollywood royalties nugget. It notes playful quips and curios from a passing ash cart call.
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Victor Herbert
Hollywood
Worth Averill Family Visit Brings News to Three Rivers
In Three Rivers Michigan Mr and Mrs Worth Averill with children Nancy and Dudley visit Mrs Averills parents. Mr and Mrs C W Perkins depart for Deer Lake Wisconsin for several weeks. Mr and Mrs I L House return from a five week trip to the Pacific coast. Gunnell Larson suffered an in
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Mrs. Worth Averill
Three Rivers
Mich
Nancy and
Dudley
Mrs. Averill
C. W. Perkins
Deer Lake
Wis
Damaging mishaps and career moves from local region
A man missing due to a river incident near Rock Island shops. another drowned in the Cedar River while swimming with companions. An elevator collapse injures Fred Tschirgi’s knee after a fall of about thirty feet. The Sterlings drive 305 miles in twelve hours to Templar Park. Norma Engstrom of Marion accepts a job as a primary teacher in Stephenville Montana.
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Steve Kodomas
Cedar River
Rock Island
Fred Tschirgi
J. N. Sterling
Templar Park
Norma Engstrom
Marion
Stephenville
Mont
Cedar Rapids clergyman’s wife fatally burned in Lakeside fire
Mrs. Berry wife of the Rev E A Berry former pastor of the First Congregational church of Cedar Rapids was fatally burned when fire destroyed their summer home at Lakeside O C W Bingham left last night for a month's visit in the east Rev John Arthur rector of Grace Episcopal church left today for a month's vacation at Utica and Oneida N Y
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
Notice is given that on August 4 1936 at 9 oclock A.M. the Last Will and Testament of W E Lamey late of Linn County Iowa is to be offered for probate before the District Court for proof and admission. Cedar Rapids Iowa July 28 W LUNDQUIST clerk District Court Be Se Perrine paterat
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Iowa
Linn County
District Court
W. E. Lamey
Cedar Rapids
Notice of Appointment and Claim Filing Linn County
Notice states the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Robert C Helbig, late of Linn County Iowa. All persons indebted must pay immediately and those having claims must file them with the Linn County District Court Clerk via attorney Fred W Hann.
Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Iowa Estate
On July 22 the undersigned qualified as executrix of A. H. Tiffany, late of Linn County Iowa. All persons indebted to the estate are asked to make immediate payment and those with claims should present them duly authenticated to the office of the Linn County District Court through attorney Harry B. Johnson.
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Linn
A. H. Tiffany
Linn County
Iowa
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