Modern Refrigeration Solves Food Problems At Home
Demonstrations during Refrigeration Week in Cedar Rapids showcase automatic and gas refrigerators. Miss Louise Hathaway explains banana fluff and pineapple ice cream in Crosley and Buckner venues, with recipes and tips for freezing desserts and preserving freshness.
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Alice Bradley
Woman's Home Companion
Cedar Rapids
Louise Hathaway
Iowa Electric Light and Power, Company
Buckner's
Miss Hathaway
Crosley
Standard Tire Company
Lemon Jello Mold with Tuna Shrimp and Greens
A four layer molded dish uses lemon jello with soup stock and water as the base. Layers alternate tuna and shrimp, peas and celery, and mushrooms, with a final garnish of hard boiled egg and stuffed olives after chilling.
Union Printers Picnic At Ellis Park Monday
The Cedar Rapids Typographical Union No. 192 holds its fifth annual picnic at Ellis park Duck pond Monday from 4 to 8 p.m. Members apprentices and families invited. Supper at 6 p.m. If rain the supper moves to the river pavilion. A charity ball game features Gazette employer led by Henry Gundling versus printers led by Louis Melsha starting at 5 p.m. Souvenirs for children. Committee: W. C. Meyer M. F. Harmon E. W. Lundquist.
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Cedar Rapids
Third Legislator Returns Expense Money To State
C H Nelson of Garner Hancock county in the Forty third general assembly sent a $366 65 check to State Treasurer Ray E Johnson as restitution for money collected under the legislative expense act which the state supreme court held unconstitutional It was the third payment in a week following Senator E E Clark and State Representative J F Rylander who had already returned their expense funds to the treasurer.
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Des Moines
C. H. Nelson
Garner
Hancock County
Forty-third
General Assembly
Ray E. Johnson
State Supreme Court
E. E. Clark
Cerro Gordo County
J F. Rylander
Marshall County
Miners Stage Night Rally Then Leave Taylorville Quietly
One thousand coal miners arrived from Springfield and convened in Taylorville to denounce city officials over a denied halt for a caravan. They planned an encampment but departed peacefully after a mass meeting. In Springfield thousands protested wage cuts tied to a $5 a day scale after mine operators and unions approved the deal. At Troy Mills Olive Klump wed William Peyton in Rock Island with family witnesses.
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Taylorville
Springfield
West Frankfort
Troy Mills
Olive Klump
Frank Klump
William Peyton
Harry Peyton
Rock Island
Wayne Keller
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ISA
Ellis
Hanoi
S & Young
The
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Third Avenue
Cedar Hotel
Dr. Stout
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Martin’s
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Dorothy Gray
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