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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2001
Page
27
In a Strip A panel, Pluggers depict children sitting with parents during meals the family dinner scene highlights shared time at the table. The cartoon contrasts busy schedules with simple dining moments.
Dear Uneasy asks whether to stay with hosts or in a motel for a weekend. Abby advises asking the hosts about towels and linens, paying for a meal, gifting fruit, and thanking them in writing after the visit.
The column covers salt use, sodium versus sodium chloride, daily intake recommendations, and health impacts including stroke risk reduction with moderation. It also answers reader questions on Takayasu's arteritis and pyogenic granuloma, detailing causes, symptoms, and treatments. Dr Donahue notes he will feature more letters as possible.
Stanwood readers offer practical kitchen tips including using solid vegetable shortening, soft powdered sugar for frosting, and thorough sifting. They advise testing oven temperature, avoiding lecithin sprays, and using vinegar and baking soda for cleaning.
Official rules state no purchase is required to participate. Open to all students in grades 2 through 12. Entries due by March 21, 2001, must be 350 words or less, on 8.5 by 11 paper, typed or in blue or black ink with a separate cover sheet. Cover sheet must include student and parent details, teacher and school, town, and a signature confirming originality. Entries become The Gazette property and will not be returned.
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