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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1934
Page
6
The column promotes low temperature slow roasting for tender meat and cites Dr Leo K Campbell of Rush Medical College noting average weight loss of 26 pounds in fourteen weeks. It includes sample meal plans and recipes for Swiss steak and meat loaf.
Readers share tested fish dishes and kitchen hacks from Cedar Rapids Gazette readers. Includes Hamburg casserole, Mock Turtle style preparations, lamb and veal recipes, and guidance on making starter and potato water yeast for bread.
An advertisement touts Baalmarine 16 Tablets to end gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims relief from empty gnawing pain, heart palpitations, drowsiness after meals, and numb limbs. The ad urges buying the genuine yellow package at local drug stores.
Deputy game warden Sam O Brine and Cedar Rapids Camp Fire girls Evelyn Fawcett Doris Young Nadjie Rohrback Bernice Hammond posted about thirty metal signs at Camp Hitaga to protect wildlife. The signs warn no trespassing without permission of landowners as part of a plan with the state Fish and Game commission to make the ground a wildlife sanctuary.
Gloxinias, vibrant tropical perennials, reward city homes with patient handling. Tubers are imported and planted in a peat loam mix, stored in a cool cellar during dormancy, then started in spring for a long blooming season. Proper watering avoids foliage rot while providing steady growth and annual flowering.
North English Mrs Donald Coffman hosted her bridge club with guests including Mrs Keith Mason Mrs Bud Reiss Mrs Wilbur Miller and Ferne Kirkpatrick High scores went to Mrs Arden Kirkpatrick and guest prize to Ferne Kirkpatrick Upcoming events include Mrs O O Hauskins hosting the Philatelian club Wednesday Mrs Frank Allen hosting the Christian Missionary society Tuesday afternoon and Mrs Ray Mahannah leading the program with Mrs Roy Simmons guiding devotions Also Mrs Mary Bair will host the Woman's Foreign Missionary society Tuesday afternoon.
Notice announces a collateral sale by the undersigned under court order in Linn County Iowa. It lists pledged assets including stock in Can Non Ball Coach Line and an account receivable from Crandie Brags Inc. owed to Town Electric High and Power Co. with a $96,816.50 balance and 6 percent interest. The sale, adjourned from February 8 1934, is set for February 19 1934 with bid rights reserved.
A Milwaukee goitre expert claims goitre is not a disease and opposes unnecessary surgery. Dr Rock, a leading goitre specialist for 30 years, promotes a different treatment and offers a free book about his method to interested readers.
The article notes that any bid at the public sale may be deemed inadequate by the Electric Light and Power Company. Isaac B. Smith serves as president, with the date February 17, 1934.
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