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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1938
Page
5
Sunday in August presents a full menu from breakfast to supper featuring cantaloupe waffles, roasted lamb, vegetables, and desserts. The lamb shoulder recipe details a 5 pound piece with flour, seasonings, water, long bake times, and finishing garnish with mint or parsley. A freezer sherbet method with fruit juices and egg whites is also provided.
Lansing voters approved issuing 17000 in bonds to finance a municipal and memorial building with a total cost of 30000. The plan includes a 45 percent federal grant to cover part of the expense.
C. H. Hurd, 67, of 3010 Center Point road NE, was fined 100 and costs after being arrested with A. G. Smid, 59, of 1725 Center Point road NE, at 10 15 p m Thursday following a crash into a curb at See eee avenue and Twelfth street. Smid was fined 25 and costs for intoxication.
Mrs. W. L. Crissman of 1515 Fifth avenue SE was charged with reckless driving after her eastbound car on First avenue E struck a motorcycle ridden by Patrolman John Hanna. No injuries. both vehicles damaged. The case goes to police court next week.
The poem presents victory as a lure that can mislead and cause pain. It argues that choosing righteousness over triumphs of wrong is nobler, suggesting it is better to lose when faced with injustice than to win through evil. The piece ends with a call to courage in the face of moral peril.
Patrolmen Moore and Funcke chased a car driven by R T Scott of Winnetka NL after a country ride at sunup. Scott and his family stayed at a tourist camp Thursday night and left a purse with considerable money behind. Camp staff recovered the purse and notified police. Officers pursued the car about two miles before stopping it. Scott retraced his route to the camp to recover the purse.
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