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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1936
Page
8
The Seventy-fourth Congress wrapped up with limited accomplishments and mixed motives, mainly patching the New Deal for court and voter approval. It resisted must legislation, condemned some presidential recommendations, and hinted at restored legislative independence from executive power.
Archival notes show Senator Barkley’s prior 1932 remarks criticizing prosperity claims and government costs. The forthcoming keynote at the 1936 Democratic National Convention may force him to confront earlier denouncements of New Deal gains and AAA crop limits, amid figures on farm exports and federal spending.
A rich teenager runs away to escape pampered life and parental controls. The piece argues wealth brings power and duty, while true liberty fades as possessions grow. It reflects on modern society, contracts, forgiveness, and critiques of privilege in brisk, opinionated prose.
A couple debates how to address Junior's yearlong nail biting seen as nervousness. The wife blames boredom from limited playmates and conversation while the husband dismisses talk of causes, preferring quiet reading as they clash over parenting and communication habits.
A late thirties style column laments a failing play and fickle audiences in New York. It contrasts the sincere effort of actors with hostile critics and considers theater culture from Emily Dickinson to Beekman Place amid notes on crime, society, and radio orchestras. The piece blends memories of patrons, managers, and notable urban figures in a reflective, satirical voice.
The article notes a sudden opportunity to change career with unusual surroundings and associations, especially for those with birthdays. It warns of possible issues with papers or contracts and highlights a brilliant, independent child who may travel far. Notables include Lord Kitchener and Andrew Carnegie who founded over 2800 libraries.
A Q and A style fragment discusses hypnotism dangers, child discipline, and beauty parlors for women. It argues experts see limited hypnotism value, promotes laws of mind and behavior, and praises beauty parlors for morale, cosmetics, and domestic atmosphere.
A short notice advertises a booklet by Dr Henry C Link on memory improvement and mental practices. It explains recall techniques and offers guidance through a postal inquiry, inviting readers to request MEMORY materials. Includes a Q and A about prison sentence lengths and behavior credits, warning against layman attempts at bodily or mental care.
A homemaker Mrs. K is urged to explore side lines to enrich daily chores. Suggestions include collecting home related items, prowling for glass or furniture, and making things for the house such as hooked rugs or quilts. The piece argues housekeeping holds more than dishwashing and sweeping.
Sol worries about others pity and his handicap. The adviser urges focusing on self value, engaging others, and becoming so pleasant that pity fades. He notes few befriend unless truly interested and suggests listing blessings to outweigh negative thoughts.
A reader asks how to handle a boyfriend who keeps canceling plans. The columnist replies to end the relationship if sincerity is doubted and to seek someone more dependable, noting constant postponement shows a lack of interest.
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