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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1937
Page
64
A 1937 All-America flowers contest honors Crown of Gold as the first odorless marigold. Plants show true seed, orange 2.5 inch blooms, two and a half feet tall, with mild foliage. Zinnia Star Dust and Jubilee Gem cornflower also win merit, with White Spire and White King ratified for white garden appeal.
An article argues copper is a normal essential element in blood and tissue and discusses a home recipe using copper sulphate for infant nutrition. It contrasts old fears with new knowledge, urges physician guidance, and shares cautions from physicians and druggists about iron copper tonics and poisoning risks.
The column explains iron medicine benefits with or without copper, noting it does not injure teeth or disturb digestion and may cause slight diarrhea in some cases. It suggests halving the dose after a diarrhea episode and mentions iron turns stools black. It previews future installments on minerals like copper calcium and phosphorus.
Funeral services for Mrs Kate Jackson Nichols age 75 were held at Snider chapel with Rev Frank W Sutton presiding. Pallbearers included D C Hazlett L A Whitacre C P Gibson C A Nichols Ivan Noland and W L Mackey. She died at her Estherville home and was the daughter of Silas and Louise Jackson of West Liberty. Her mother was Muscatine countys first white child. She was granddaughter of the late Asa Gregg and buried in the Asa Gregg lot at Oak Ridge cemetery. She married William G Nichols and they celebrated their golden anniversary three years ago. Survived by husband and six children.
New stove top safe glassware enables dishes to go directly from flame to table. Recipes include one dish luncheon with pork potatoes raisins and rice. Grinnell announces Farmers' Produce Co op co managed by Floyd Stanley and A L Clevenger opening Saturday for wholesale and retail produce.
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