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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1941
Page
7
A historical budget menu shows a family of five planning meals for about $12 weekly. Recipes include pork shoulder chops with sauerkraut, baked macaroni and cottage cheese, and various sides, intended to provide balanced nutrition with protein, minerals, and vitamins. The plan lists ingredients, portions, and cost per day around $1.70, reflecting economical cooking patterns.
Recipe steps describe moving from heat to stir remaining ingredients then pouring over macaroni and distributing evenly. Sprinkle with buttered breadcrumbs or grated dry cheese. Bake in a moderate oven at 350 degrees F for 45 minutes and serve immediately. Serves six.
Minority members of the house NLRB investigative committee express grave fears that the majority's call for complete reorganization could cause disunity in a time of national peril. Representatives Healey and Murdock announce a dissent, saying the report was filed without minority consultation and ignored their disagreement.
Members of the Cedar Rapids Bird Club conducted their annual Christmas census on December 29. The field trip recorded twenty bird varieties in the Cedar Rapids vicinity, including red tailed hawk red shouldered hawk American rough legged hawk marsh hawk sparrow hawk red bellied woodpecker hairy and downy woodpeckers blue jay crow chickadee tufted titmouse white breasted nuthatch brown
The annual census of birds includes creeper starling English sparrow cardinal purple finch goldfinch and slate colored junco as reported in Bird Lore. The next meeting is Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Science Hall at Coe College. Members should bring last year's observation records.
Mr and Mrs I R Thatcher moved 100 pounds of honey from the walls of their Jerseyville home after allowing bees to swarm and build a hive there last May. The unusual nest caused the house to be dubbed home sweet home as the couple extracted the stored honey.
Cedar Rapids area food council announces January 3 to 9 as surplus food of the week featuring Irish potatoes. P F Keehn says the campaign, aligned with the surplus marketing administration and food stamp program, seeks to boost public use of surplus agricultural commodities. Miss Lucy Simpson and Lloyd W. Jones plan a radio discussion on WMT from 1145 to 1150 am Saturday.
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