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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1934
Page
3
A compiled kitchen note lists breakfast and luncheon foods with recipes for quick coffee cake stuffed tomatoes shrimp salad and sherbet. Includes ingredients measurements steps and serving tips for a 1940s style home menu. The text covers quantities for flour sugar and spices and describes mixing baking and serving methods.
Bridgeton New Jersey floodwaters surged Friday after Tumbling Dam failed during a violent storm isolating the town. A bridge on Cohansey creek was torn free, roads were impassable, two houses washed away, and two oyster schooners sunk at their berths within Tumbling Dam park and surrounding areas. The Columbus fleet was valued at $3,000.
Four people died and several were injured in Tennessee election disturbances during the statewide primary. Governor Hill McAllister and Senators Bachman and McKellar won renomination as results from 2,277 precincts showed voting patterns.
Douglas Fairbanks prepares to fly to China within a week seeking relief from his divorce case filed in London by Lord Ashley. He is abroad with Alexander Korda, resting in Cannes after filming, delaying departure to meet Hollywood friends including Darryl Zanuck.
Crowds nightly fill the Church of Christ tent on Fifth Avenue and Seventh Street SW to hear Evangelist W. Carl Ketherside discuss Remission of Sins. He says forgiveness requires specific acts from God. Tonight he continues with Conditons of Pardon as a basket dinner promotes regional attendance. Only about 100 Chinese remain in Limehouse London Chinatown. one is an opium smoker.
The text highlights Konigsmark of the Meat Department as a practical creator with a dish called Perl-E Birds veal and pork skewered with pine. It also promotes carrot and celery based beauty advice claiming improvements in home life and appearance, with short grocery listings and prices.
A classified-style note touts mountain grown California Peaches as sweeter firmer than sea level fruit. The ad promises quantities like a dozen but uses informal wording.
The notice touts French Relish at 30c per pound as a smart choice over pricey branded cheeses. It promotes Liederkranz and Swiss cheeses, with coffee priced at 38c per pound, suggesting value shopping for household staples.
In Asheville North Carolina Judge T B Finley ruled that drunkenness differs from intoxication noting that mean liquor causes drunkenness while good whisky causes intoxication Rich Plemons 19 received fifteen days for drunkenness in Superior Court.
The United States plans to use AAA authority to buy surplus farm commodities for future use to prevent corners and price spikes. Officials expect ample supplies and low prices short term, with protections to distribute to the needy or drought areas, while studies on supplies and imports guide a distribution plan.
Officials will seek publicity on pricing and stockpiling to prevent consumers from being pinched by artificially high prices. The move targets price manipulation and aims to reassure the public about access to essential goods.
Mrs Franklin Roosevelt, wife of the President, had a secret eye operation in Reno on July 21 while visiting daughter Anna Roosevelt Dall. Dr J Larue Robinson said the procedure removed an eye abscess at a private residence and described her as taking it like a Girl Scout without a whimper.
Dr. Hans Luther, German ambassador to the United States, left Berlin aboard the Europa for Washington to resume his post. Officials said the move ends rumors of replacement by a war party member and that the return is routine after a summer vacation. A separate note reports tuberculosis decline of 57 percent over fifteen years tied to Christmas Seal funds.
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