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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1937
Page
39
Crown of Gold, an odorless marigold developed from China, won the 1937 All America flower contest after trials across ten grounds. Zinnia Star Dust and Jubilee Gem received merit awards, with White Spire snapdragon and White King larkspur noted among favorites for white blooms this season.
The author argues copper is a normal blood and tissue element and essential in small amounts for health, especially in anemic infants. He cites a home recipe using copper sulphate with iron and discusses safe use, emergency vomiting, and a personal anecdote of saving a child who ingested blue tablets.
The article discusses four ounce quantities as economical iron medicine options with or without copper, noting no harm to teeth or digestion and no constipating effect. It mentions possible brief diarrhea, stoppage then reintroduction at half dose, and iron darkening stools. It previews future notes on minerals and health.
Funeral services for Mrs. Kate Jackson Nichols 75 were held Friday at the Snider chapel with Rev. Frank W. Sutton officiating. Angel bearers named were D. C. Hazlett L. A Whitacre C. P. Gibson C. A. Nichols Ivan Noland and W. L. Mackey. Mrs Nichols died at her Estherville home. She was daughter of Silas and Louise Jackson West Liberty born there. Her mother was Muscatine county’s first white child. Granddaughter of the late Asa Gregg who arrived here a century ago burial was in the Asa Gregg lot Oak Ridge cemetery. She and William G. Nichols observed their golden wedding three years ago. She is survived by husband and six children.
A guide to stove to table cooking uses glassware that withstands direct heat and a hosted recipe for a one dish luncheon. It describes feathery dumplings and a caramel sauce with a boiled caramel sauce and a boxed baking method, plus a pork and rice dish baked in a top of the stove dish for five servings.
Grinnell announces the Farmers' Produce company to be co-managed by Floyd Stanley and A L Clevenger. The wholesale and retail produce firm will open Saturday and operate from the new business.
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