Benefit That Sticks To The Fingers Note
A wry Seneca quote about giving eagerly without delay, warning that hesitation steals generosity and good will.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1936
Page
4
A wry Seneca quote about giving eagerly without delay, warning that hesitation steals generosity and good will.
The editorial argues against coalition or fusion tickets in 1930s style politics. It cites Butler backing Lowden and Baker as potential nominees, warns such tricks risk party cohesion, and recalls historical failures of cross party tickets led by Tyler and Johnson. It cautions the next president must work with Congress on an honest platform.
A young Illinois penitentiary inmate who fatally slashed Richard Loeb last January is acquitted on self defense grounds. The jury verdict spares his neck and opens the door to possible parole from a prior larceny sentence, prompting debate over self defense and reward.
Dear Louise, a father’s letter urges you to choose three wishes but the real trick is chewing one bite at a time. With good health and sense you can rise, as each small step makes the next easier, leading to success without strain.
The statement hints at a "torted sense of values" and questions the parole board's discrimination awareness. It notes anticipation of the board's forthcoming actions and implications for policy and fairness.
Chief Glen Schmidt of the Iowa bureau of investigation argues that law is law and enforcement should proceed. He notes open gambling and liquor violations persist statewide while local officials and the liquor control commission appear to refrain from action, warning that if proper authorities do not act, his agency will step in.
A 1936 item notes a hackman selected to lead the host in a boiled wand night club act featuring Wan an Yoys man, with copyright dated 1936. The brief mentions a stage role and entertainment venue setting.
A narrator describes arriving for a formal dinner at eight with a British guest. The scene unfolds around a mood of wit and social pretense as staff, hosts, and guests mingle amid art, antiques, and idle chatter. The tension builds toward seating and the evening’s banter.
James Gorman a 70 year old WPA worker was killed at Chicago municipal airport while sprinkling cinders on a runway edge. An American Airlines biplane used in a blind landing test struck him head-on as Chief Test Pilot E C Stoninger guided Pilot J C Dwyer. Dr Herbert Fenwick said the death was instantaneous and the body was badly mangled in the propeller.
Washington commentary notes Republicans reject nominating a Democrat for the vice presidency with few showing interest among Democrats as well. Some humor the idea, others resent the slur on party fidelity. The piece suggests a Cleveland convention may settle quickly unless a deadlock prompts a Democrat stampede.
Water flowed from taps in Houghton South Dakota on Friday for the first time since mid January when an extended siege of sub zero weather had frozen the distribution system.
Radio listings show a dense evening schedule across NBC CBS and local affiliates. Notable acts include Ravazza Orch El Chico Bruna Castegna and Duke Ellington with multiple orchestras, vocalists, and dances across WEAF WJZ WABC WBBM KMOX WCCO and other stations, detailing times from 6:00 to 10:30 with numerous titles and chain identifications.
Washington commentary profiles House Minority Leader Bertrand Snell, noting his polished image and cheese fortune, his busy political future as GOP convention chair, and his personable nature. The piece shares anecdotes of his lake home and hunting memories.
The article recalls Nell Snell’s long political career and his fitting for the Cleveland post, noting his 1932 Chicago convention role, tough turf, and the GOP’s quiet choice. It also discusses Snell’s legislative dominance, Rules Committee chairmanship, minority defense duty, and his notorious cautious, obstructive persona.
Radio listings show NBC WEAF CBS WJZ WABC programs across the afternoon and evening hours with musical orch entries, talk features, and serendipitous station swaps. The page also presents a prominent horizontal puzzle about Irish figures and a vertical word game with clues and answers.
A fragment discussing marriage interest and the role of training and circumstances in individuals. It notes that normal people may think of marriage, but many are preoccupied with work or science, affecting personal desires. It distinguishes facts from sentiments, labeling sentiments as true or false by value rather than truth.
The speaker finds home a refuge from daily bustle as family returns. After a busy day of work and commerce the home scene with tea, dinner, children, and a wagging dog brings contentment. The refrain repeats the sentiment Oh it’s good to be home.
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