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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1937
Page
58
A playful diary entry recounts a family cooking day with a roast duck stuffed with peanut dressing and a strawberry pie. Betty, 15, helps monitor the kitchen while the narrator battles a dishwater mishap and muses on the looming gas bill.
A Saturday night tale of a man cooking with improvised pie dough and a duck loitering at the butcher's. Betty helps with a meringue crowned berry pie while a Patagonian woman sells beef and restless ducks galivant around the counter.
A home kitchen diary describes delayed duck and uncertain pie doneness. The writer wrestles with timing from early afternoon into night using a baked mixture of stale bread and peanuts for stuffing, while family members plan mashed potatoes and dessert.
A narrator recalls a chaotic kitchen episode featuring a successful three hour bake a meringue browned without burning and a grand pie while a sick wife and frank children weigh in. Cookbooks and clipped recipes fluttered through the afternoon as pots pans and the rest of the kitchen suffered a four hour struggle with food prep and cleanup.
A minister and longtime matrimonial umpire argues many couples fail due to temperament and the urge to control. He warns that a profound spiritual renewal is needed as society drifts and that lasting marriage rests on homey wisdom, courtesies, and shared interests, not physical appeal.
Roy Cedarland an 18 year old college student from Claremont Minn fractured his left leg while skating in Bever Park and was confined at St Luke s hospital Kathryn Hesser a 15 year old from 1508 A avenue NE sprained her right ankle at Bever Park and was treated at St Luke s hospital then sent home to recover
Earlville native Earl Stanley Klaus, 39, died at Finley hospital in Dubuque at 5 p m Saturday after pneumonia and peritonitis. Born Feb 27 1897, he was a 1914 Earlville High School graduate and LaCrosse Business College 1915 alum. He served in 1918 at Camp Dodge and later ran Holscher and Co. store in Earlville. He belonged to the Methodist church American Legion and Community club. Surviving: his mother five sisters Ruth Edna Elisabeth Cora Eighley Lucille Lowe and three brothers Norton Kenneth Paul. Funeral plans not set.
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