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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1936
Page
4
A Saturday night acceptance speech frames the New Dealers as well intentioned despite faults. It argues for a government guided by human charity over rigid law while warning voters about the risks of clubbed with fallible leaders.
An Iowa editor relays talks at the New Deal convention about Governor Herring possibly joining Roosevelt’s cabinet, a suggestion viewed as unlikely and mainly aimed at boosting his senator bid. Another plausible rumor from Philadelphia places Senator Louis Murphy as postmaster general replacing Jim Farley, though Farley is expected to remain in place during the campaign.
Des Moines Rep Hubert Utterback joked at the Philadelphia gathering that enthusiasm there signals the national sentiment. The remark echoes Will Rogers humor from 1932 and casts doubt on convention stagecraft as a predictor of November outcomes.
The essay argues that failures cost America are due to flawed men not faulty systems. It critiques stock watering, political corruption, and the need for more honor, while joking about democracy and public life amid 1936 context. It cites wealth, government, and corporate behavior with satirical comments.
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The piece argues that national sentiment cannot be accurately gauged by convention noise or campaign rhetoric. It notes both parties overestimate their chances and only vote results will reveal the truth. It jokes about Rep Utterback's enthusiastic remark predicting a lively campaign.
A couple debates an eerie sound, unsure if it comes from outside attic or a tree limb. The woman presses for a cause while the man doubts a clear explanation. After investigation the man concludes it may be a tree, leaving unspoken conclusions.
A bustling diary entry from New York details social visits, dining, and engagements with figures like Maybelle Manning Earl Benham and Lord Milford Haven. It chronicles rides through Harlem and a St Regis snack, then a late London letter about Tom Geraghty. It notes Arc avenue retail expansion and hotel display space, predicting Park Avenue growth.
Speculation swirls over which street will become the next residential hub as districts like Sutton and Beekman Places are eyed. Real estate men seek early hints to profit, while public figures such as baseball idol Joe DiMaggio entertain crowds with casual appearances and seaside reminiscences.
Dr. William Brady explains water’s role in digestion and hydration. He argues cold water aids digestion and thirst, recommends starting meals with water, and notes heated or salted drinks can help maintain balance in extreme heat. He cautions against freezing ice water and excessive salt intake.
In a sample hand South relays sharp defense and risk taking, while West errs with a diamond raise and poor discards. Declarer exploits misdefense to win a game by five clubs two spades and two hearts, illustrating the value of accurate shifts over stubborn hammering.
In recent years the luxury of a chauffeur has faded as supply grows. Top earners once made 40 to 75 dollars weekly with uniforms and three months vacation. Now chauffeurs go for 35 dollars weekly with room and board, minimal vacations, and often must handle regalia themselves. Some ads offer 60 dollars a month at country estates with tasks beyond driving. Ex-Russian prince chauffeurs appear in ads seeking work.
A physician reflects on obstetric practice and fees. He notes modern mothers often pay 50 dollars or nothing, while his usual fee is 150 dollars for prenatal care and several weeks postnatal supervision. The piece contrasts old delivery fees and promotes a pamphlet on maternity. It also discusses the Todin Ration and iodine guidance.
The Gazette advertises a free copy of Bridge Rules and Etiquette by Josephine Culbertson. Readers may obtain it through a special arrangement by addressing Mrs. Culbertson in care of The Cedar Rapids Gazette and enclosing a stamped self-addressed envelope.
A young woman named Elsie in a circus pursues a movie career. At eighteen she trains as an expert rider and practicer of trapeze acts, balancing gymnastics and horsemanship with performance duties. She plans to go to Hollywood next winter and eyeing success.
A wife recalls two years of her husband's secret affair with another woman who has three children. After an April breakup and reconciliation, the other woman divorced, and the husband left saying he does not want to stay, prompting a plea for guidance.
Public health appeal promoting Cystex as a guaranteed kidney remedy. Claims nine million kidney tubules may be endangered by neglect and harsh drugs. Uses alarming symptoms to urge purchase with Bank of America deposit and promised 48 hour vitality boost or money back. Telephone your druggist for guaranteed Cystex today.
By order of sale from the Linn County District Court clerk a partition sale is set for August 6 1936 in Putnam Township Linn County Iowa. The property includes Government Lot 7 and the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter Section 24 Township 82 North Range 6 and will be offered to the highest bidder at 10:00 a m on premises near Ivanhoe Cedar Rapids area. The sale is conducted by Referee Stepanek with Clerk G Kanak and Kubicek Auctioneer Dial 3 2252.
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