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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1936
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered numbers and place names including Cedar Rapids Marion and Nebraska along with weekly carrier rates 9.50 6.50 3.00 and regional references South Dakota Wisconsin and Missouri. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Fragmentary text from a newspaper wire service feed mentions addresses and telegraphed agencies but contains numerous garbled sequences and illegible names making it impossible to identify a coherent event or subject. No clear persons organizations places or dates can be confirmed from the readable portions.
The remark attributed to Drennan notes charity as the foremost virtue toward humanity in religious life.
The editorial argues HOLC loans funded by government support led to foreclosures on borrowers, noting some debtors failed to pay yet questions why European war debts draw less effort to collect. It suggests bias toward home borrowers over foreign creditors and calls for evenhanded collection.
A snappy satirical take cites Anna Steese Richardson claiming Britain’s war actions forced economic strain on Italy and UK households. It jokes Mussolini’s campaign drew a European scare, boosting munitions output while servants fled to factories. English housekeepers are blamed for poor cooking amid shortages.
The piece analyzes how party balance in the U S Senate after 1932 could affect the New Deal. It notes Democrats' dominance in non expiring seats, the potential partisan mix of 61 holdovers, and how regional and ideological shifts might prevent a guaranteed pro New Deal majority. It also discusses possible changes if Landon gains strength and how that would shape a 1933 36 program.
Years ago a small boy’s first steps and a pair of red shoes sparked a tale of independence. His father’s insistence led to conflict and a fifteen year old departure, shaping a future of effort and self-education. Love and wise handling promise a path to trust and influence.
A New York city editor derides war sentiment as hypocritical arguing prize fighting earns a mil lion dollar status while laws seek to suppress different people. The piece contrasts American liberties with European conflict and mocks moral posturing over war.
In mid career, Gene Buck stands as Broadway’s stalwart preserver of old glories. He rose from Detroit to the Rialto, once blinded by a Broadway blaze, now revived at his Lambs table alongside legends like Herbert and Lackaye. Buck remains the symbolic guardian of Broadway’s vanished era.
A vivid portrait of New York’s Broadway scene and its colorful locals. The piece contrasts box painters and brass-tack decorators with a Flower behind the ear idealist while noting boardinghouse residents who frequent Central Park for a rite-like scene. It recalls Jimmy Johnston, Garden fightmaker, and the city’s shoe shiners on Madison Square benches, featuring diverse workers from Hindu turban-wearers to a one-legged shiner.
The article surveys historical house majorities and midterm shifts, noting 100-seat swings could end the current Democratic majority. It cites 1874 1894 1920 1928 1930 examples, and ends with skeptical quips about politics and public figures.
A narrator describes a morning shave interrupted by a singer’s sour performance. In a moment of rebellion the rhythm falters as a nick forms on the chin, creating an accidental dimplelike mark amid the comedic tension.
A writer riffs on phrenology claims and scientific limits in morals. A letter offers to debate on any platform about phrenology while noting mood bumps on the skull and gesture inheritance. Dr Franz Boas is cited on gesture heredity versus imitation.
A discussion notes Sir Arthur Keith on war as a pruning hook and cites S J Holmes genetics and its social import. It states Civil War heroism, draft transit, and the impact on offspring, arguing modern times impose heavy hereditary costs. It also ponders whether brilliant women face harder marriage prospects than average women.
A pamphlet by Dr Senry Linz offers a science based set of memory rules to improve recall of names dates and books. It promises clear explanations and practical tips for readers and invites applications via a mailed envelope to request the memory guide.
Notice details a legal matter in Linn County Iowa dated August 31 1936. It names W F Sailock as attorney and refers to a debt action against a debtor from Adair or Adeete County. An authenticated file is in the Linn County Clerk of Court office.
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