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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1956
Page
4
An advertising fashion notice outlines spring jacket styles with sheer fabrics and varied lengths. It promotes longer jackets as slimming, urges choosing the right jacket for a flattering silhouette, and offers a 14 page booklet “Cut a New Figure” with sizing and fabric guidance upon request.
Over the Back Fence presents a salmon and horseradish casserole with a cracker crust. The menu lists salmon and horseradish casserole buttered green beans grapefruit salad hot bread lemon meringue pie and serves for eight with detailed preparation steps and ingredients including rice milk flour onion and pimientos.
To prevent frost damage to small rose bushes and plants, cover each with a plastic bag and tie the bottom with string to hold the bag in place.
The text describes a dish with ingredients including ssatmon pimientoe peat legoked rice. It instructs pouring a well greased pan an apparent 2-1 apart cassergle data, sprinkling cracker crumbs over the top and pouring melted butter or margarine over the crumb, then baking in a pre heated 250 F oven for 40 minutes.
Phyllis Battelle notes New York City faces Milli onery Day on Wednesday. The mayor proclaims a time for men and hats to be on the block, while women attend scenes of social bustle. The writer jokes about balancing attention to both a hat and a man, calling the effort impractical yet humorous.
The column blends odd advice on baking fish with fashion chatter about Easter millinery. It notes sea bass and halibut bake well with fat while praising new hat styles and their shapes. A tongue in cheek tease hints at a Chan nel TV thriller ahead.
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