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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1944
Page
2
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes new simple suit necklines and fall trends. Bustles return with bows or peplums on crepe dresses or cocktail suits, while capes reappear in wool with fur lining. Satin and crepe ensembles headline stores with bold color contrasts for the season.
Chowder recipe uses fat pork onions potatoes and haddock with evaporated and fresh milk. It serves six. Rice souffle combines brown rice margarine flour milk eggs and cheese with paprika mustard and lime flavors. Lime custard cups bake as a two layer dessert with sponge on top. Also includes eggplant browning tip and a molasses come back ring dessert with cornflakes and a fruit sauce. A note cites 27.5 million U.S. homes with radios.
Frances Eby Jakoubek notes summer sheets may be worn into fall with sheer fabrics and brown tones. Dresses use plunging necklines, rope pearl accents, and long gloves. costumes pair with light jewelry and shells. Fall suits feature heather tones, softer tailoring, longer jackets, and high collars or feminine details.
Mary Beard of the American Red Cross urges that cancer should not be seen as incurable. She notes early diagnosis and prompt treatment improve recovery, stresses morale and activity for patients, and outlines home nursing care including skin care, bed positioning, and dignified patient handling.
Mr and Mrs James Sova celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the E G Christie cabin in ZCBJ park. The couple born in Czechoslovakia married in Cedar Valley Iowa have two daughters Mrs E G Christie and Mrs J B Christie both in Cedar Rapids one son Albert of Memphis Tenn six grandchildren and one great grandchild.
A 13-year-old Japanese girl spent five days afloat on a life preserver in Saipan harbor before rescue. Marine correspondent Nelle Roberts reports she was found 20 miles at sea on June 17 with blistered lips and skin, calmly reading a Japanese Peter Rabbit book as doctors noted her survival.
President Roosevelt warned that the most terrible phase of the war lies ahead for the United Nations as he accepted credentials from Pedro Beltrán in Washington. The remark framed as a forecast during the ceremony.
Good Housekeeping warns that botulinus poisoning can occur in home canned foods. Heat must reach temperatures hotter than boiling to destroy the germs, so low-acid vegetables other than tomatoes require correct pressure canning to be safe.
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