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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1934
Page
11
A gardening and home cooking column extols backyard vegetable abundance and introduces butter boiled vegetables. It lists fresh produce from peas to cucumbers and offers practical time tables and recipes including lettuce wrapped steam, beets, cabbage dishes, and multiple carrot and potato preparations.
A Sarasota man receives a gift Airedale that escapes its crate and returns home by chance to the owner after an expressman’s chase. Cape May inmates miss a Christmas feast when seventeen turkeys are killed by roaming dogs. The Chappel Kennel Foundation lists 1933 dog related deaths and odd tales, including a deer confrontation saved by two dogs and a rabbit hound that survives repeated train impacts.
A first person travelogue notes a life of reading Time and other magazines while aboard a seaplane traveling from South America to Albuquerque New Mexico. The writer mentions Ed Ballard of West Baden Indiana, the Dupont glider record, Roosevelts, and a playful reflection on journalism and endorsements.
The piece advises garden care for July and beyond including not cutting foliage on irises, hemerocallis lilies, and peonies, saving mulch materials, and selecting seed pods for future blooms. It covers water garden tips for water hyacinths and umbrella plants, plus pruning and maintenance practices for lasting summer color.
After most Seminole Indians moved to Oklahoma following the Seminole Wars, 50 to 75 hid in the swamp. Estimates now place the population at about 500, and Florida established a large Everglades reservation in 1917 to accommodate them.
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