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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1936
Page
7
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A Holmes quote on naming and memory asserts that a name lives more in hearts than minds, valuing enduring emotional resonance over mere recognition in intellect or memory. The remark frames legacy as heartfelt impact rather than abstract awareness.
Washington observers report brain trusters debate a single flat rate for all government power output. The idea would pool taxpayer funds to build projects and benefit neighboring states, drawing private opposition and potential economic leveling of dam values. The piece also argues golf aids imagination and performance, linking sport to broader outlook.
The piece notes the socialist party's weak vote history from 1912 to 1932 and the challenge of selecting a viable candidate. It cites a faltering platform, eroding protest votes, and the need to craft a new program while maintaining principles for the coming campaign. It ends on a cautious note of possible principled advocacy despite poor electoral prospects.
The newspaper praises golf as a great game suitable for most ages and conditions. It highlights golf’s relaxation, outdoor benefits, full-body exercise, and its value in relieving business stress amid favorable, balmy days.
A 1936 copyright piece critiques faith in prosperous times and defends natural law. It links superstition and modern politics with blunt examples from religion, crime policy, and international affairs. The author mocks blind piety and urges obedience to universal laws over wishful thinking.
In the Pittsburgh flood area grocers report lower shelves will hold knee high corn flakes by the Fourth of July. Local retailers note supply recovery and pricing pressures as they rebuild stock and reopen aisles.
A Day by Day chronicle records social visits to the pier for Daniel Dreyfus, Waldorf cheese flan, and a car radio install, with appearances by Lee Orwell, Fannie Hurst, Gene Crawley, and Amon Carter. It mentions Edith Wharton reading and fund drives for the Red Cross, Bing Crosby’s radio fame, Gramercy Park bustle, and the Helen Gould box gardens on Forty eighth Street.
A collage of nightlife notes from Harlem and New York scenes. Mentions Gelett Burgess and Isaac Marcosson at The Players, a Cafe Chanteuse and a bullfighter, Alfredo Vanderbilt and Little Jack Little, Mayor La Guardia hosting spaghetti, and other vivid vignettes of society figures and headlines.
W. J. Barngrover county attorney chosen to deliver the Memorial day address at theLinwood cemetery program. A heat record of 91 degrees was logged yesterday afternoon. A scooter accident on Third street left 11 year old Leon Brimmer with bruises. Harding Republicans in Linn county organize a governor club with George Yuill as president and J M Carl as secretary. Helen Taylor hosted a dinner in honor of George Skinner who will soon depart for Annapolis. The Linwood high school Tennis association elected Roscoe Wright president.
John B. Turner returned from Burlington where he attended the Iowa Funeral Directors association gathering and won Cedar Rapids the 1937 meeting. James W. Good city attorney spoke at Des Moines Grant club annual banquet. C A Orr of Cedar Rapids plays the new card game Som erset by mail with J J Kohler of Waterloo. The games May 16 and is expected to continue through this month.
Murray late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Those having claims against the estate will file them duly authenticated in the office of the Clerk of Linn County Iowa District Court. John C. Murray Administrator.
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