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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1936
Page
10
A sober admonition likens a hypocrite to a debtor who begs God on his knees but never pays his due. The saying by Pope contrasts outward piety with actual good deeds, warning that easy prayer without action is empty.
Analysis of Roosevelt speech and Jay Franklin critique argues the president seeks to extend New Deal influence across all branches. Franklin claims administration plans could shape Supreme Court rulings via elections and potential amendments, threatening checks and balances if unrepudiated.
A selection of short quotes from Probate Judge Edward B. O'Brien The Rev F A Walsh Dr I S Cutter Robert Hanna Miller McClintock Benito Mussolini McClelland Barclay Rev Dr Joseph R Sizoo Rabbi Samuel Thurman and Judge John J Gregory on in laws aging religion and temper amid wartime and daily life.
The article analyzes Senator Norris of Nebraska seeking re election as an independent against Republican and Democratic nominees. It notes Roosevelt backing him but questions the odds of success without party organization. It compares past independent surges in Wisconsin and other states and hints at the evolving New Deal alignment with Norris.
A debunking of a circulating urban legend about a party goer collapsing from a dress stolen from a funeral corpse. The piece notes the tale appeared in multiple cities, then reveals it as a false scare. It warns how loose listening fuels lynchings and riots, offering a cautionary view on rumor.
In a week packed with political headlines readers praise Wally for steady coverage. The piece notes his steady presence amid a flurry of names and events and frames him as a trusted guide through complex developments.
In Washington D C Iowa absentee ballots surge as campaign fades. Harry Hopkins draws sympathy from natives while Iowa voters in the capital dominate the tally with an expected high turnout. Ladd and volunteers track ballots and public sentiment shows Roosevelt favored.
The article extols medicine as a living, advancing field that has tamed diabetes anemia kidney disorders asthma and goiter, turning death sentences into manageable conditions. It notes doctors do not know all but their knowledge greatly benefits life and urges consulting a physician at illness onset with a proper prescription.
A reflective poem cherishes autumn colors while burning leaves. The speaker fears losing memories of russet and flaming red as smoke rises, yet winter will persist. The imagery centers on a bonfire’s glow, grate side nights, and the dream of autumn’s symphony enduring despite ashes.
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