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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1936
Page
9
A reflective line asserts that sorrow alone is not repentance. true repentance requires sorrow transformed into concrete action and a move toward a better life as described by M. R. Vincent.
Observers forecast Dickinson’s victory in the Iowa Senate race with a strong showing in early returns. The result signals broad GOP opposition to the New Deal and partisan support for a Dickinson-Herring matchup in November. The primary’s outcome also reinforces Governor Kraschel and Lieutenant Governor’s political alignment amid party-wide tensions.
Governor Landon sits ahead in the presidential race with opponents already eyeing a possible coalition to challenge him. The pattern echoes past conventions where leaders faced strong opposition, contrasting party dynamics and voting rules across eras.
A collection of excerpts condemns partisan press distortions of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and broader prejudice. It critiques cynicism, walls of bias, and social attitudes from WPA life to grandparent quirks and town life.
The text reviews past party nominee battles, noting seven pre convention leaders won at various ballots while oppositions often failed. It argues that by precedent Landon would have about a one to two chance against the field at Cleveland next week.
Uncle Sam leads a rising tree planting effort as 1935 forest service data show planting near 225 million acres in national forests. Total U S forest acreage exceeds 500 million acres with Russia Brazil Canada and the United States as top reserves. Europe’s replanting era is cited as America becomes conservation conscious.
New York critics compare Charley Russell to Remington for his life like western scenes. Friends Will Rogers and Irvin Cobb praised his storytelling talent while student Joe Di Yong notes how audiences hailed rural subjects as art. The piece also profiles a bronze by Winnie Sheehan and humorist performers Hecht MacArthur and Wight Fiske, noting professional renown and fees.
The piece recalls blind pianists in back rooms and Chinatown cellars who played both modern jazz and classical pieces. It notes a snow white haired pianist in Moscowitz’s, a native Chinatown beggar Old Horse and Wagon, and London encounters with Basil Woon Forbes Fairbairn. The author reflects on a career near trick bicycling and a dramatic carriage runaway.
Richard Reece elected president with Gladys Hoyle as first vice president and Margaret Hohensee as second vice president. Lloyd Keil named third vice president, Geraldine Gordon fourth vice president, Lois Hoyle as secretary, Junius Grant as treasurer, and Marjorie White as pianist. The text also includes a discussion with Alfred Adler about traits linked to criminal behavior.
In New England December 21 is observed as Forefathers Day marking a regional festive observance with historical roots and community events.
Transcribed from a Q and A on morality and science. It argues science prioritizes social order over individual rights and notes that good traits can ruin a person. It cites Catharine Cox Miles and Kaulfers on language learning differences favoring girls, while acknowledging unresolved questions.
A practical blot by Ph D Sadie Myers Shelton promises readers a usable approach to personality growth. Send 10 cents to cover costs with a stamped self addressed envelope to Dr Wiggam Let's Explore Your Mind care The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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