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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1937
Page
24
A compact musing lists money to cover bills, a surplus for confidence, steady work, enthusiasm, good health, a couple of real friends, and a wife with children to share life’s beauty, attributed to Kenfield Morley J.
Administration spokesmen claim labor gains would end once the Wagner act stood, but strikes persist and widen. The act compels negotiation with leaders, not full compliance with demands, while unions push for recognition and greater power. Public order and labor rights remain contested as strikes grow.
Dear Louise essay shares advice on self development and personal responsibility. It urges shaping future self like building a house, emphasizes sleep outdoor play proper posture and healthy habits, and warns against easy excuses. It also critiques civic issues and liberty with period tone and social commentary.
The text praises Alva Johnston a young reporter from Sacramento for his interviewing method. It contrasts Johnston with famed interviewers like Frank Ward O Malley and Irvin Cobb, noting that great interviewers rely on anecdotes and instinct rather than pads and pencils.
A fragmentary reminiscence describes thorny urban districts in London Havre and New York Chinatown. The author portrays squalor, medicine mazes, and nightlife with vignettes of bars dens and a police raid while reflecting on modern civilization and cultural contrasts.
The treasury plans to add 225 million to the old age reserve in the current year by printing notes and placing them in the reserve account. These notes are not sold, but interest must be paid and they will be redeemed by 1941. The expansion could raise the public debt above the deficit and may lead to most government debt being held in the old age reserve fund.
Bavarian teachers face a government order to write a thesis detailing what a school in the Third Reich should be like. The教育 ministry demands reflective, pro regime guidance from educators, prompting public debate on academic freedom and indoctrination.
A column pair discusses Elen who talks too much and alienates friends, then advice on privacy and popularity in a small town. Miss Manners counsels Jane to listen and be kind to all, while Dandy is urged to keep jealousy out of a good marriage and value the husband.
A speaker recalls entering a deathbed scene to face a loved one near passing. The dying man, though frail, offers a brave, consoling smile that eases the sudden fear of farewell and lends strength to the survivor amid impending separation.
Fragmented OCR text presents clues and fragments about Italy's royal family, titles, and assorted definitions. The passage mixes references to a princess, age traits, organs, and various dictionary-like entries, yielding a puzzle-like slate of terms rather than a coherent news item.
The 38 year old William O. Douglas, SEC commissioner, is described as a fearless critic of market excesses and a potential future chairman. The piece details his rise from a penniless student to Yale professor, his intense work ethic, blunt questioning style, and clashes with Wall Street elites who fear his reformist stance.
An editorial roundtable contrasts science with moral rights and stories from acting flattery to bullfighting and success. It notes goodness is common and praise can feel generic while Sydney Franklin argues bullfights thrill through drama. A psychologist cites caution on unqualified faith in failure avoidance.
Dr David R Gordon, a missionary veteran of forty years in India, will address a union service at First U P Church on Third Avenue and Second Street SW at 7 30 p m Sunday. A Nest quartet from the A M E church will provide music in the event, and Gordon, recently retired, will share his experiences before returning to California.
Calvary Baptist Church will open its daily vacation school on Monday and run through June 29. Faculty includes Miss Wma Geesamaly as general chairman, Miss Louise Sloan in handwork and recreation, Miss Iima Geesa man as intermediate, Mrs. Lester Elam junior, and Mrs. Donald P. Routson primary superintendents. The Rev. Richard V Clear waters, pastor, will lead devotional hour and sermons.
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