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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1937
Page
7
A family kitchen day begins with an ailing narrator turning cooking duties into a grand culinary adventure. Betty, aged 15, monitors the kitchen, offers advice, and the narrator crafts a strawberry pie while roasting duck with peanut dressing. The tone blends bragging with domestic humor and modest wonder at everyday feats.
A weekend plan to cook a goose fails and leads to duck substitutions and a first time attempt at a strawberry meringue pie. The narrator, Betty, a Patagonian beef craze, and a frazzled kitchen crew battle ovens and drawers as the dish finally comes together after a long improvisational effort. The wife returns Monday to joyfully conclude the farcical domestic culinary experiment.
A minister reflecting on matrimonial disputes warns that many good couples fail due to temperament, training, and a desire to have one’s own way. He foresees worsening conditions, urges spiritual renewal, and stresses that true happiness rests on shared values and refined behavior, not mere attraction.
Roy Cedarland an 18 year old college student from Claremont Minnesota fractured his left leg while skating in Bever Park Saturday and is confined at St. Luke's hospital. Kathryn Hesser age 15 of 1508 A Avenue NE sprained her right ankle Friday evening after skating at Bever Park and was treated at St. Luke's hospital.
Earlville resident Earl Stanley Klaus died at Finley hospital in Dubuque at 5 p m Saturday after pneumonia and peritonitis. Born February 27 1897 in Earlville he was a 1914 Earlville High School graduate and 1915 LaCrosse Business College alum. He served in 1918 at Camp Dodge and later ran Holscher and Company store. Surviving: his mother five sisters and three brothers. Funeral arrangements pending.
Rubber balloon tires for wheel barrows are now on the market. The new tires promise smoother rides and better shock absorption for garden work and light hauling.
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