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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1935
Page
11
An author notes science can judge social rights but not moral truth. Economic security for women hinges on men’s security, as job shifts show. The piece argues science fails to avoid human error and reflects on political mistakes.
The piece notes scientists advance by zigzagging and learning from errors while society, finance, and politics rarely acknowledge mistakes. It compares pay as the top job satisfaction factor, citing Whiting Williams and his book Mainsprings.
Deliberately playful line mocks blame shifting over a dog incident. The speaker clarifies they did not look at the peddler and did not cause the attack. The tone recalls rustic storytelling with a humorous defense.
A note invites readers to request Nancy Page’s leaflet Unusual Ways of Using Fruits. Send a stamped self addressed envelope for a copy to The Cedar Rapids Maawatian Uaecure Copyright 1935.
A special congressional committee prepared a formal protest to Jesse H. Jones, chair of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, opposing any action that would dismember the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad for at least another year.
In a South dealer 3NT hand with entries blocked, declarer must choose a plan to cultivate a ninth trick. With hearts blocked and spades unreliable, the path centers on establishing either diamonds or clubs, likely by splitting the minors or running a long suit while pressuring West.
The passage argues work satisfaction rests on an immaterial factor beyond pay. It cites Dr. Morris Viteles to claim workers seek a sense of worth and social standing with colleagues and family, not just material compensation.
Nancy's Strawberry Shortcake is praised by Florence La Ganke and Peter who admits his hard day but feels better. He savors Nancy's biscuit layering and fruit spread, asking for her secret while she attributes success to daily practice during strawberry season.
A biscuit style crust is made from flour baking powder sugar salt and butter mixed with milk and egg. The dough is divided pressed into a pie plate baked at 450 degrees for 25 minutes then split filled with softened butter and sweetened berries before reassembling the top crust.
Dr Muhammad a Simsar of Tabriz identified a 1463 Persian manuscript in the University of Pennsylvania library as the work of Kasim Ali Shirazi, a famed 15th century calligrapher. The piece, dated 472 years old, features miniatures including an illustration from Jami's poem Joseph and Potiphar's Wife. Jami died in 1492.
In recess the Banking committee hears Secretary Morgenthau on the omnibus bank bill while the House considers an appropriation bill. The Rules committee holds a hearing on amendments to grant legislative right of way to AAA. On Thursday Wagner’s labor relations bill passed and a bonus bill was released to go to the White House. Debates touched on Clark's attack on Donald R. Richberg and Barkley defense amid legislative appropriation discussions.
In a card table moment West fails to exit a heart, dummy wins as South discards a spade. Declarer then loses a diamond jack to West's ace but the suit splits, revealing the spade jack location and forcing the defender to give up the game. West cannot improve and South banks a long club while dummy discards.
The Clark township Farm Bureau holds its May meeting in the school auditorium on Wednesday evening May 22, with president Ralph Schuchart presiding. A one act play by Mrs Mabel Aschenbrenner and Miss Thelma Schuchart features music by Helen and Walter Pippert and Curtis Siemens, plus a talk by 4 H club agent Roy Olson. Serving committee members include Mesdames Art Messer, Harry Bahr, John Wacha and Harry Messer.
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