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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1934
Page
5
Old recipe style listing methods for egg yolk storage and various dishes for a Sunday dinner. Includes ham loaf with egg sauce, sweet potato puff, buttered asparagus, biscuits, grape jelly, pineapple salad, lemon pie, and coffee. Also provides egg sauce for fish or meat loaves and a stuffed tomato salad suggestion with gelatin and whipped cream dessert ideas.
The Coe Acorn board of control announces Wade Patterson of 122 Twentieth Street NE as editor of the 1936 annual. Gordon Kaye will be business manager. Patterson is son of Mr and Mrs James E Patterson and active in Coe affairs. he belongs to Pi Delta Epsilon and Delta Phi Epsilon. Kaye is a varsity football letter winner and Chi Beta Phi member.
The Pioneer bird house contest sponsored by the Second Christian Shelton Pioneer club ends Saturday with a display at 227 Third Street SE. Judges Mrs. J. L. Rhea and Rev. Nelson C. Dreler will assess entries by 9:30 a.m. Saturday. entries may arrive Friday 4–6 p.m. C. F. Emry leads the Sheltons and oversees the event. prizes include three for the club entry and two prizes in each individual class.
The Rev. Charles Skoda, former Cedar Rapids resident and pianist at Sunshine Mission, returns from four years in British East Africa and will share a message on his work there at Sunshine Mission today at 7 30. He will display curios, with special music, and Cedar Rapids missionary societies are invited to attend. The public is welcome. Manila bay is noted as the largest bay in the Philippine Islands and a fine harbor.
In Los Angeles a superior court jury awarded Marjorie White known as Marjorie Gay $5,000 against director Harry Joe Brown who wed actress Sally Eilers after a four year romance. Brown signaled possible appeal while noting the amount as a keepsake.
CHICAGO INS neighbors and American Legion members funded the modest funeral for 2 1 2 year old Dorette Zietlow while authorities weigh indicting 13 year old George Rogalski for murder. Psychiatrists will finish a sanity report for Chief Justice Philip Finnegan to determine prosecution.
In Charleston West Virginia Janes L Hill superintendent of the West Virginia School for Negro Deaf and Blind shot and wounded four children at the campus then killed himself Authorities investigated school administration amid reports of a sudden insanity
Summit Observatory in Mount Washington New Hampshire reported the highest wind velocity ever measured at 931 miles per hour on Thursday. The gust lasted only seconds but averaged 188 miles an hour for five minutes, surpassing the previous record of 164 miles per hour set on April 5, 1933.
J C Penney manager A J Cassel announced large spring merchandise shipments for the national 32nd anniversary sale. He said March sales rose and April may set new records as the company works to hold prices steady despite higher costs. Town officials were reappointed. new health board chair Dr. G M Kendall and clerk George T Main elected.
Dr William Brady reviews a February 1934 Buffalo Medical Bulletin report on a 52 year old man with gout like joint pain and tophi. He notes the evidence for gout is weak and that colchicum relief may reflect general pain relief rather than a true cure.
A reader asks about restoring hair growth with pituitary extract. The reply recommends a physician administered pituitary course, dismisses massage as useless, and offers guidance on internal sulfur intake and diet. It notes a molasses sulfur tonic as an old remedy and mentions caution about laxative effects.
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