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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1937
Page
4
A collage of proverbs and quips discusses money hunger, foot care, American violence, child discipline, Japan cat catchers, Old Pussy nights, political truth, chicken in every pot digestion, boards of control, shingle wisdom, nations marching to war, escape routes, facing facts, heart disease as physician foe, and shadows from standing in our own light.
The Supreme Court upheld the Wagner act granting collective bargaining rights, noting workers gain power but success depends on labor's prudent use. Excessive demands could raise costs and alter effects, while many believe workers will act fairly to secure their rights.
Virginia State Horticultural Society secretary W. S. Campfield argues muddy rural roads push young residents away from farm homes. He notes soft spring and after rain roads hinder visits and participation in modern life, urging a reasonably hard road to connect farms with towns.
A fragment notes debate on modern country life and how homes lacking certain features may appear abandoned by public attention. The passage reflects rural optimism and social expectations for contemporary conveniences.
The columnist quotes a preacher who links the status quo to a messy world caused by self interest. He laments nations and groups refuse to hand out justice and kindness and urges adoption of the golden rule to restore a pleasant world for worthy people.
Washington centers a long debate over remodeling the United States Supreme Court. Supporters urge faster rulings on constitutional challenges to reduce business uncertainty, noting current two year plus delays.
A mosaic of quips, jokes, and wry observations amid a fragmentary page. Snappy lines touch on crime, economics, family, and daily life with puns and social quips. Names and exact sources are scattered, reflecting a collage of standouts and witticisms.
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