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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1941
Page
6
An old article outlines a nine item plan and heart chop suey recipe to feed a family of five for about twelve dollars weekly. It lists a menu with beef or veal heart as a protein source and oiled rice for energy, plus celery onion and bouillon for flavor.
Galbraith sample menu lists evaporated milk, grated cheese, bread or cornflakes, peaches, fruit cookies, tea for adults, milk for children, heart chop suey with boiled rice, lettuce with 1000 Island dressing, orange bavarian, milk whip, coffee. Estimated daily cost about $1.65.
Instructions describe cooking chop suey with onions celery stock and a flour paste, then seasoning and optional dark molasses for color. It lists Saturday menus including stewed raisins griddle cakes syrup and green beans au gratin with quantities and serving notes for children and luncheon.
A fragment lists ingredients including diced bacon, two thirds cup trisp, flour, green beans in No 2 tin, and one cup milk. Read as a kitchen prep note detailing portions and sequencing for a basic dish.
ELEN does everything with crowds of people and avoids solitude. She finds no enjoyment in her own company and never meditates. Going anywhere alone is unthinkable, though she endures tiresome companions for the sake of crowds. Helen misses joy from solitude and seeks true companionship elsewhere.
A reader pleads for guidance after repeated lies by her husband. The columnist urges honesty and risk assessment, warns against triggering more deception, and suggests leaving only if sincere change is impossible. She cautions about reputation, urges staying only with escort, and recommends returning home or seeking her mother’s support if no hope remains.
A dialogue suggests men secretly fear female approval and lose purpose without it. It links male anxiety to risk from unknown dangers, noting wartime fear fades when causes become known, using Orson Welles and London bombings as context.
A study of Indiana university graduates from 1928 shows one third of brilliant students shifted to work unrelated to their training while most ordinary graduates stayed with their original field. Psychologist Hillman notes brilliance invites risk. ordinary students feel pressure to rely on training. California Institute of Technology reportedly has no president according to corporate papers.
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