Wilson High Girls chart frugal menu plan for four
Four Wilson high school seniors in a homemaking class prove a $5.35 weekly food budget can cover a minimum adequate diet for four young women. They include milk leafy greens citrus protein and eggs with careful meal planning and use leftovers to limit waste.
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Wilson School
Sara Ann Brown
Rose Marie Machacek
M Street
Mildred Jean Simanek
Mallory Street
Arda Mae Stolte
Second Street
Elen VW
Penny Pinching Cooks Share Budget Meals and Leftovers
A group of four women labeled as Penny Pinching Cooks prepare daily meals on average 75 cents with leftovers and frugal recipes. The article lists meals from Monday through Sunday with costs, notes a casserole made from Sunday leftovers, and provides a gingerbread-like sponge batter recipe and a rum sauce method.
Minimum Basic Foods In Menus From Four Wilson High Girls
Four Wilson high school girls drafted low cost menus to meet basic food requirements on a tight budget. They caution these meals are not sufficient for healthy appetites, though portions could be increased or additional dishes added. The plan outlines Tuesday and Wednesday meals with prices such as 15 to 26 cents for breakfast and lunch items, including eggs, toast, milk, and macaroni and cheese.
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Samek
First Street
County Relief Office
Gazette
Cedar Rapais
Wilson High School
Recipe fragment hints at baked good with unclear details
The snippet mentions mixing dry ingredients with hot liquids and melted eyes, then baking in an oven. Details about quantities, acids, temperatures, and steps are garbled, making precise interpretation impossible.
Back Fence Cooking Page Seeks Reader Recipes
The Gazette Cedar Rapids invites women and men to share favorite tested recipes for the Cooking Page. Submit your recipe and join readers in swapping ideas and tastes, as the back fence exchange continues through community cooking.
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Iowa
Orange Waffles and Market Prices in The Markets
A fragment lists orange waffles and a recipe by Mrs. R. T. Land and Mrs. R. T. Wendland. It then presents a market roundup noting meat prices rising, goose and turkey forecasts, fresh fish bargains, and present fruit and veg prices with origin notes from Texas, Portugal, Persia, Arizona, and California.
Take Your Choice Of These Five Christmas Menus
Five holiday menus offer options for a festive meal with dishes such as glazed ham chestnut stuffing cracked nuts and fruit pudding. Authorities provide a selection of courses and accompaniments suitable for a Christmas feast.
Woman Sentenced Over Flag Salute Refusal By Sons
In Topeka Kansas Mrs Lu dl Myer was sentenced to not more than a year in prison for allegedly encouraging her two sons Clinton 14 and John H 9 to refuse to salute the American flag at school. Juvenile Judge Roy N McCue ordered the youths made wards of the court after they avoided classes following reprimands. The defense contended the flag salute law violated religious freedom.
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Topeka
Kan
Ludl Myer
Sein Cenane
Clinton
John H
Roy N. McCue
Advice From Mary Manners on Arguing and Dating
Mary Manners notes Louis enjoys arguing on any topic and rarely agrees while a agreeable speaker is better received. The reader asks about a boy who failed to follow up after a dance. advice suggests not pressing him, staying lively, letting him pursue, and sending a cheerful Christmas note to both him and his mother as appropriate.
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Louis
Cedar Rapids Boy Scouts Elect Pinney President
Eugene M. Pinney was chosen president of the Cedar Rapids area council of Boy Scouts at the annual meeting last evening. The low of 20 degrees at 3 a.m. gave way to a high of 47 at 1:30 p.m. Frank Paulson of Center Point was injured when his truck was struck by a North Western train near Otis.
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Mercury
Eugene M. Pinney
Cedar Rapids
Tree falls injures man. Bert H. Bailey zoology chair funded
Louis Tabor of near Springville suffered a broken ankle and severe scalp wound when a tree fell on him during timber cutting. Announcement today reports a $50,000 endowment from A. L. Adams for the Bert H. Bailey professorship in zoology at Coe College. Mr and Mrs Walter C Blair of Dubuque moved to Cedar Rapids.
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Louis Tabor
Springville
Bert H. Bailey
Coe College
A. L. Adams
Walter C. Blair
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Pioneers Die. Train Fall Injures Man at Opera House
At the Old Cross Roads attraction at Greenes opera house today F. W. Allen formerly of Cedar Rapids now Waterloo resident was injured in a fall from an incoming train just north of First avenue. Two Cedar Rapids pioneers, William Harris Smouse and William Flanagan, prominent businessman and baggage man, died yesterday and this morning.
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Greenes Opera House
F. W. Allen
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
First Avenue
William Harris Smouse
William Flanagan
British planes bomb Taranto and Brindisi bases
The high command said British aircraft bombed the Taranto naval base and the Brindisi air base in southern Italy on Monday night, with the report recorded by Radio Rome in London.
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Sunshine Meats
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Celio Pks
Brookfield Sausages
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Idaho
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Raho
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