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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1944
Page
7
Mary Beard, director, Nursing Service, American Red Cross, notes measles common and most dangerous for children under five. Emphasizes bed rest, warmth, and isolation. eye protection, light meals, fluids, and dental care. Warns to watch for fever spikes, earache, persistent cough, or pneumonia signs after a week.
Miss Este Heath has been reelected president of the Cedar Reds Business and Professional Women's club for the coming year. Officers new and reappointed include Miss Mariana Sackett as first vice president and Miss Josephine Hexdall as second vice president. Dorothy Gassen to be recording secretary, Dorothy Drew as treasurer. New board members are Mrs. Margaret Stoddard, Mrs. Laura Cabinett, Mrs. Lucille Mellen, and Miss Julia Weldon. Nominating committee includes Miss Beulah Randolph as chair and members Mrs. Imogen B. Emery and Miss Alive Cejka.
Ruth Millett argues in Gazette Special that Memphis high schools should offer cooking courses for boys. She notes a class of boys learning kitchen basics and restaurant etiquette, with some expressing interest in army cooking. Millett says such training fits national emergencies and improves home life and happiness.
Mrs Manville, rural Christmas Seal sale chairman of Linn County Tuberculosis association, discusses early diagnosis campaigns in April, the value of chest X rays, and education to reduce fear. She notes TB is infectious, tests aid detection, and recovery depends on rest, air, sunshine, and proper feeding. Her work spans schools with annual tests, aided by Dr. Howard L. Van Winkle and teachers, with 23 local chairmen volunteering in 1943. Her husband serves as an ensign with the Atlantic fleet.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept lists Pattern 4707 in sizes 34 to 48 with 434 yards required for size 36. Includes a needlework pattern and decorative motifs for linens and garments. Send 25 cents for both patterns to 130 N Clin ion St Chicago, Ill. Include size, name, address, and style number.
Over the Back Fence offers guidance on repurposing leftovers such as neck and wings for broth, a chicken loaf with fricassee gravy, and a noodle dish. It provides recipes using cooked chicken, bread crumbs, eggs, and broth, with steps for grinding, mixing, and baking, plus directions for creamy or fricassee gravies.
A narrator recalls life in Cedar Rapids with husband Jim, a former Boy Scout executive for Waubeek council, and their eight month old daughter Marcia Lou. She describes active involvement in the Order of Eastern Star, nursing aide graduation, knitting, social work interest, and support for Linn County Tuberculosis Association amid her husband's absence.
This classic recipe outlines using pork, beef, veal, turkey, or chicken leftovers with a creamy meat filling and mashed potato top. It includes green pepper, stock, and spices, then bakes in a greased dish until the top browns, with optional broiling for crispness.
Butter the bread well to spread easily and extend the sandwich. Add finely chopped parsley to the butter for flavor. Sweet pickle relish is also a tasty addition to these cheddar sandwiches.
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