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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1935
Page
15
A nostalgic feature celebrates cheese as a staple with varied American and European cheeses, their origins, and packing methods. It links chafing dish cooking to affordable, protein rich meals and offers tested recipes for rarebits omelets and seafood dishes, spiced with practical serving tips.
The article explains two throw-in bridge plays. It discusses a sure success where West signals and South forces a spade lead to set up two tricks, plus a second line where a throw in yields an extra trick. It also includes a note on a bidding misstep and the suggested correct sequence.
Paxson Hayes an ethnologist from Santa Barbara leads a team that uncovered 37 mummies in Sonora Mexico. The bodies over seven feet tall were embalmed with yucca robes and Egyptianlike turbans, supporting legends of a high caste lost tribe near Obregon. Further exploration is planned.
The American Seed Trade Association announces medal winning new flower and garden varieties. Highlights include the rust proof antirrhinum University of California mix, Klondike cosmos orange flare with 964% points, Golden Gleam nasturtium, scarlet gleam, and Gladiolus hybrids. Other awards go to Guinea gold marigold, calendula orange shaggy, Fantasy zinnia, Martha Washington petunia, and Gi gantea phlox. The catalogs arrive as excitement grows for next year’s plantings.
Des Moines officials face postponement as the supreme court dispute over the salary slash act heads to possible rehearing. Attorney Carl Adams signals a petition for re hearing and a request to suspend the decision while the Hubbell estate and county officers await the full bench’s ruling, with April 2 as the next court session.
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