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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1935
Page
5
A colonial style recipe explains mixing butter and brown sugar with flour, milk and eggs to bake a chocolate cake in a shallow pan. It also covers a two layer version with melted chocolate and vanilla, plus a suggestion to frost and keep pantry foods ready for quick warm weather picnics.
A reader recalls using Kellogg's ALL Bran for about four years and describes it as effective relief for constipation from military service in 1898-99. The letter touts bulk in meals, vitamin content, and suggests two tablespoons daily with a doctor if needed.
Betty tries a spring lamb roast for the first time with guidance from a butcher. She trims fat, roasts at high then moderate heat, and uses pan juices to baste, noting fat melted on the upper side aids basting.
Betty learns mint sauce from Nancy Page. The Cedar Rapids Gazette advertises a self addressed envelope to request Nancy Page’s leaflet Inexpensive Meat Dishes from 1935.
Japan moves troops and receives government backing to pressure regions south of the Great Wall amid tensions in North China. An Iségai envoy urges China to form a government willing to cooperate with Japan. Hirohito briefed on a Foreign Office ultimatum to Beijing.
New York report says Anna Sten, the Ukrainian actress, refused a $5,000-a-week deal with Samuel Goldwyn because she would not slim down to a flat-chested American screen standard. She denied an open break, praising Goldwyn but saying they simply do not understand each other.
In Omaha an auto crash into the Yager family yard marks the ninth such incident in 15 years. August Gaedicke Jr aged 18 Robert Gillard 16 and Fred Best 19 emerged from their vehicle after it hit the Yager garage and overturned. The Yagers woke and helped the trio to the police station. In Columbus Junction Dr S J Lewis of the Business Men's club outlines plans for a Fourth of July celebration at the fairgrounds featuring kitten ball, band, racing and fireworks.
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