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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1945
Page
7
Instructions describe curried lentils served over boiled rice with fried apples or pineapple. Lentils soaked then cooked with onions peppers curry powder and stock, thickened with flour and lentil liquid, served atop rice. Almond Apricot Custard mixes eggs milk sugars and rice with apricots lemon and almonds, folded into egg whites and chilled.
Frances Eby Jakoubek reports a shift in shopping roles as Cedar Rapids store clerks note more men shopping and buying for the family. Women remain time stretched by duties while men, aided by ration stamps, increasingly handle meat, groceries, and lists drafted by wives.
Doris Glantz of Burlington is chosen YWCA president for the coming year at Coe College. The announcement, made by outgoing president Doris Cone, also lists cabinet officers Elaine Jones and Janice Bailey, with a freshman commission including Helen Bach and Mary Jean Bare among many others.
Over the Back Fence offers home cooks guidance on scarce meat supplies with tips for using bones, canned meats, and inventive menus. It suggests sausage, oxtail, neck bones, and meat loaf as affordable options, plus a full menu featuring candied sweet potatoes with sausage and a cheese rice ring as hearty substitutes.
The poem reflects on past eras with doubt and conflict, noting that rulers varied and people faced troubles. It argues that history shows no real change in human nature, despite different laws and times, as both wise and foolish people exist across ages.
TMm Teen Klub invites high school youths 14 to 18 to dance to Frank Walaron's Rhythm Aces at the YMCA Klub Saturday night with games bowling and a snack bar. A 9 to 10 swim period is planned each night and the term runs until May 1 with Friday night open.
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