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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1937
Page
13
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports on a local fire incident with brief details about the location, active response, and status. Emergency crews work to control the blaze as residents are advised to avoid the area.
A compact reflection distills progress as today’s work shaping tomorrow’s certainty while noting indignation as a cozy form of hatred. Neither author is named, but the sentiments echo Emerson and Russell on human motivation.
WPA Administrator Harry L. Hopkins urges a national unemployment census to replace estimates and relief counts with a precise picture of how many workers are out of work and not on public aid. He notes Europe uses insured worker registrations and argues for better data to guide policy.
A fragmented paragraph discusses the difficulty of summarizing complex government data for public audiences. The author muses about agencies, counties, and relief efforts, suggesting PR directors should condense long reports into concise pages for clarity and accessibility.
Fragmented essay discusses animal welfare and human governance, arguing cages deprive animals of agency and water. It critiques benevolent rulers and laws that overregulate, while questioning the ethics of controlling others' lives. The text shifts through views on freedom, responsibility, and social order.
The text argues that public agency annual reports would reveal whether experts know their business. Such reports would inform voters, reduce postage costs and save space in filing cabinets and bookcases.
As of Saturday the state department in Washington apologized to the German government for New York Mayor LaGuardia's remarks about Adolf Hitler. Germany reportedly wishes to consider the incident closed though Nazi supporters remain vocal. Berlin faces finances and loan prospects from the United States, with old anti American sentiments still affecting talks.
The diary notes scenes in New York and Paris with mentions of Will White Brock Pemberton and Mary, Ray Long, Fanny Holtzmann, Mervyn LeRoy, and Alfred Keller. It describes a Paris night with the Ritz and Montparnasse, a mandolin memory, and early discussion of Byrrh and absinthe in cultural revival context.
A compact roundup of literary and social notes on absinthe’s cultural reach in New York. Mentions Charles Cros Marie Corelli and Martha Raye. Includes quirky tidbits about radio writers Lily Pons and Rex Beach and a self help ad for Habits You Desire.
A storied retort has Charlie Edison recalling an old tale of a barefoot woman by the fireplace and an amused observer who warns you are standing on a live coal. The elder asks which foot, paw, prompting a witty exchange.
A fragment discusses whether police should risk their lives to save others in danger and whether people’s habits can be changed against their will. It argues pro and con on protective duties and notes limited effectiveness of lectures without compulsion.
A compact notice describes a booklet titled Self-Confidence And How To Develop It attributed to Dr Albert award iggam and Dr David Mitchell. It promises ten scientifically tested rules with a self-rating chart and is offered as a reader service at 10 cents with a 3-cent stamped return.
A highly active day is forecast by planetary alignments with potential disturbances and anxiety. Fresh opportunities and rearranged plans may bring new associates and surroundings, provoking reactions to private affiliations.
The text warns that birthdays at times may bring sudden news affecting plans and finances. It notes possible changes in interests and relationships, advising discretion in private ties. It cites a child born under this day as talented yet restless, adventurous, temperamental, and hard to understand.
A brief note observes that the lifespan of the chains is greatly shortened by abrupt braking, highlighting the stress impact on linked components and drivetrain wear.
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