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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1935
Page
15
A reflective line by A Hill notes deceit as a false route to happiness. It suggests joys on the path to vice fade once encountered, likening fleeting pleasures to vanishing fairy banquets. The saying underscores moral caution and restraint.
The editorial critiques Senator L. J. Dickinson's five point agricultural program as vague and speculative until courts rule on processing taxes. It argues farmers will favor the defined AAA plan, notes Triple A improvements and checks, and says real progress requires concrete methods rather than generalized principles.
The piece explains the term sanctions in law and policy, noting the League of Nations set a date for measures under Article 16 while questioning if the word truly appears in the covenant. It argues the key is Mussolini’s perception, not semantic precision, in a debate echoing observers’ concerns.
Kansas Governor Landon and Georgia's Talmadge press back at New Deal relief policies, while WPA head Hopkins accuses states of not meeting unemployment relief burdens. Georgia faces stronger resistance than Kansas as relief efforts press on.
The piece examines how states will finance relief after December 1 as the FERA ends and WPA takes over. It notes a split of relief into unemployables funded by states and employables by the WPA, with states contributing roughly 25 to 30 percent of WPA expenditures, and cites historical totals: 1933–35 federal share about 71.4 percent, state 12.2 percent, local 16.4 percent, and Iowa at 70 percent federal.
A reflective column questions the justice of courts when matters affect mass interests, arguing damages address tangible loss yet fail to measure human value. It critiques war profits, gender roles, consumer needs, and political chaos, ending with a request to correct a quoted sentence about men and intelligence.
In a midnight hospital scene two friends visit a dying mutual acquaintance, sharing a bottle as the patient nears death. The narrative names the patient Karl Kitchen and visitors Watterson Rothacker and George Eichelberger, detailing the somber, intimate moment of farewell.
An author notes scientific views on leadership and humane rights while exploring how environment shapes development. It cites gender tendencies toward social leadership, the Mass Test of social intelligence, and historic cases of feral children to discuss nature versus nurture in forming human behavior.
A compact guide outlines successful methods from top personnel directors. It advises sending a stamped self-addressed envelope with a cost to apply, and notes a Cedar Rapids Gazette mailing path for Dr. Wiggam. A separate Q A cites Prof Frank J. Mather estimating continuous painting enjoyment rarely exceeds five minutes.
Coach Clyde Smith of the University of Missouri explains there are no pigskin footballs used in games. Sporting catalogs list cow hide or calfskin balls with various grades, prompting a shift in vocabulary to calfskin in place of pigskin.
The passage notes people stand before paintings entranced for hours and lose awareness of the work while enjoying reveries. It compares this to theatrical performances holding attention for up to two and a half hours with intermissions, music, and long periods of literature, hinting at gendered questions about honesty in politics.
Mrs Jennie I Berry executive secretary of Linn county Red Cross since 1918 resigns to move to California. Mary E Surbray resigns after two years as superintendent of St Luke's hospital. Laurence L Brierly of Cedar Rapids elected president of the senior law class at the State University of Iowa. Richard J Powers 62 fireman of company No 5 retires on pension at his request. Charles F Correl of Cedar Rapids among early home stead winners in Fort Berthold reservation drawing at Minof SD yesterday. Rev J P Van Horn pastor Trinity M E church returns from Des Moines.
Cramer and J J Russell head to Spirit Lake for a two week hunt. Mrs H H Humphreys returns from Oklahoma City visit. David Magee injures right leg after toe caught in a rug. F A Lyman leaves for six weeks west business trip. Rev Scott Smith preaches at Vin ton Presbyterian church. George T Hedges returns from Winnipeg trip. Dr E R Burkhalter in Clinton to deliver a sermon. Horses may be banned from all London streets.
A home mixed cough remedy recipe promotes Pinex from a druggist, diluted in a pint bottle with sugar syrup to create a cheap, effective cough medicine. No cooking required, preserves well, and children like the taste. Pine extract touted for soothing throat membranes with quick relief and a money back guarantee.
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