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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1934
Page
6
Readings from Miss Ferguson share kitchen tips to simplify cooking. The column lists methods for whipping cream cooling bowls, double boilers, and oven heat control, plus quick ideas for desserts like lemon tarts and chocolate brownies with practical steps.
Cookbook fragments outline veal chops with cinnamon apples baked hours with water, an apricot stuffed cake, cucumber aspic with salmon, and tea blends. Also included are volumes of meringue, cake layers, maple-berry syrups, and a note that a giraffe’s front legs match its hind ones.
Local retailer lists prices on sugar, oleo, canned goods, flour, cereals, and produce. Specials include 10 lb sacks flour for 1.59, fresh oranges 18c, and bulk spices. late Saturday to Monday free delivery offered.
The Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor votes unanimously to veto the 3 million dollar emergency relief bill, opposing a wage scale of 25 cents an hour minimum and 35 cents maximum paid in groceries. They plan to nominate Dave Williams for state secretary, replacing Mike Sherman.
A part time role was considered with the expectation Williams would not accept a full time position. The dialogue centered on moving the appointment to a full time basis, indicating organizational planning for a permanent assignment.
The city council adopted a resolution authorizing 1749 to cover tools supervision and transportation for airport improvements. Mayor Stepanek said items were prepaid on other jobs and transferred to the airport, and the action records city contributions to the CWA without any cash outlay.
Altoona reports a bank teller injured when a tray holding $2,000 in gold toppled onto his foot amid the treasury anti hoarding order. The incident occurred as clients delivered gold to the bank, causing concern among onlookers.
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