Women to Learn Cooking This Week at Paramount Theater
Cedar Rapids hosts a women s cooking school with Miss Elia Bush presenting unpublished recipes. Classes run Tuesday to Friday 9 to 11 30 a m at the Paramount Theater, free admission with prizes including an estate electric range. Local firms partner for supplies and demonstrations with models in Penney dresses and household tips.
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Elia Bush
Y Paramount
Paramount Theater
Miss Bush
Ission
Missy
Cedar Rapids
Ingredi
Levis
Eeiss Louise Hathaway
Fe Service Department
Wa Electric Light Company
J. C. Penney Company
Montgomery Ward and Company
la Choy Products Company
la Choy Products
Penick and Ford, Ltd., Inc
Penick
Vermont Maid
Pino Salt Company
Morton's
Nash Coffee Company
Nash
Colonial Baking Company
Colonial
Kitterman’s
Fifth Avenue Market and Grocery
Monarch
Russell Ice Cream Company
Russell
Checker Motor Supply Inc
Frigidaire
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Hotel Roosevelt
Kemble’s
Steinach Aids Youth: Chemical Secret Found
Vienna report credits Prof Eugen Steinach with a chemical substance that may extend fertility without gland transplants. Working in Switzerland he reportedly lengthens cattle fertility and increases progeny from valuable animals, suggesting potential human use. Mexico leads Latin America in vast land estates.
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Vienna
Vienna Montags Zeitung
Eugen Steinach
Switzerland
Steinach
Mexico
osteopaths district meeting in town Tuesday
Dr. F A Gordon of Marshalltown, president of the Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, will speak on Your Organization at a first district meeting here Tuesday. Dr J P Schwartz of Still College of Osteopathy will discuss The Treatment of Urinary Infections and The Diagnosis of the Acute Abdomen.
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F. A. Gordon
Marshalltown
Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Iowa
Iowa Society
J. P. Schwartz
Still College Osteopathy
Des Moines General Hospital
Codos Rossi Forced Back On Long Flight
In a South Atlantic emergency the French airmen Paul Codos and Maurice Rossi diverted from their Buenos Aires leg after the Joseph Lebrix engine overheated. They flew 3,785 miles toward safety at Porto Praia Cape Verde Islands, aiming for Istres France with a 5,635 mile record still standing from New York to Rayak. The oil pressure gauge fell and the motor warmed as they radioed for a sea landing if needed. National and maritime conditions forced a cautious return.
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Porto Praia
Cape Verde Islands
INS
South Atlantic
Joseph Lebrix
Paul Codos
Maurice Rossi
Africa
Buenos Aires
Istres
Marseilles
France
New York
Rayak
Syria
Rossi
Plane in distress near Porto Praia refuels for sea landing
Oil pressure failing forces return toward Praia. About 1:30 p.m. anxious watchers saw the old plane tilt toward land from the southwest. It circled the bay, then dumped most of its remaining fuel to insure a safe landing.
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Praia
Porto Praia
Treasury Lawyers Draft Gold Clause in 1933 Abrogation
John G. Harlan and John G. Laylin, treasury lawyers, authored the 1933 gold clause abrogation law after the gold standard ended. Harlan, a former U S attorney, had joined the treasury in 1930. Laylin, Cornell and Harvard trained, previously advised in Mexico City for Dwight Morrow and later worked with Sullivan and Cromwell.
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Washington
LLP
United States Treasury
John G. Harlan
United States
John G. Laylin
Harlan
Chemical Warfare Service
Department of Justice
George Washington University
el Paso
Tex
The
Treasury
Laylin
Norwalk
Ohio
Cornell
Harvard Law School
Sullivan and Cromwell
Mexico City
Dwight Morrow
South America
Hospital error administers toxin to five children
Five children were given diphtheria toxin by mistake in a hospital. Dr. J C Geiger said a hospital attendant blundered in giving toxin instead of vaccine. Lois Bowden, 6, died Sunday and Natalie Rosovsky died last Thursday. The remaining three children were reported out of danger Monday.
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J. C. Geiger
Theria
Lois Bowden
Natalie Rosovsky
Error By Hospital Attendant Blamed In Death Of Children
San Francisco AP reports two child deaths blamed on alleged hospital attendant negligence. Authorities say errors during care contributed to both fatalities, prompting replacing staff and reviewing procedures. The named hospital has ordered an internal probe as public concern grows.
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San Francisco
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Mary
Ellis Ames
Pillsbury's Cooking Service
Fea
Pillsbury's Best
Pillsbury Flour Mills Company
Minneapolis
Minn
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Mary Ells Ames
Contest Department
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Misa Elen Penne
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Woman's Home Companion
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