Use Lard As a Household Fat From Iowa State College
Iowa State College experts P Mabel Nelson and Belle Lowe publish a bulletin extolling lard as economical easily digested and versatile. They compare its digestibility to other fats note its high shortening power and advise practical uses from deep frying to pastries with temperatures and measurements for recipes and storage tips.
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State College of Iowa
Iowa
Nebraska
United States
Iowa State College
P. Mabel Nelson
Belle Lowe
Extension Service
Ames
Nelson
Lowe
Gingerbreads and Cookies from a Historic Recipe Card
A scanned recipe passage describes Helen's Applesauce Cake and Molasses Cookies with ingredients like sugar, lard, applesauce, ising sugar, spices, raisins, and molasses. It lists directions, baking times, and possible substitutions. The excerpt also notes a shift to hydrogenated lards, a firm, odorless shortening used in cooking.
Health Now to Protect It Masks in Modern Medical Rooms
Linn County Medical society volunteers author a series on health measures. The article explains masks catch moist droplets from coughs and sneezes, reducing contagion in hospitals and homes. It notes droplets fall within five feet and stresses masking patients or contacts to limit disease spread.
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Linn County Medical Society
Sunday Gazette
Joneses
Darwin
Appleton
McKenzie
Saunders
Cannon
Appleton’s
West Union Club Day Features Dr Keith Clark Address
Dr Keith Clark of Carleton College spoke at the West Union high school auditorium during the annual guest day for three clubs. Entertainment committees included Mrs F W Sehneider and others. guests included spouses, school board members, teaching staff, and various clubs. Junior Federation met with Miss Pauline Phillips. upcoming hosts and programs listed for Monday and Friday events.
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Keith Clark
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
West Union
Historical and Literary Club
Junior Federation Club
F W Sehneider
HH Buchmann
TI. W Follen
H S Wright
LF Molumby
Duke
L. R. Layton
Wallace Burnham
Wesley Moore
Walter H. Beall
George Woodard
Henry George
Federation Club
Pauline Phillips
Thomas Theobald
Else Smith
Isabel Kingsbury
Leta Grove
Robert Ostrander
Harry Neff
A J Knarr
Mae Lambert
Harry Keig
Methodist Church
Fern Packwond
Nora Talley
B. D Chandler
Farewell party and nuptial events noted in area notices
Thornburg held a farewell for Mrs Charles Van Fossen at the Harry Ratzlef home with guests from the Christian Ladies Aid. Mrs Ira Yully hosted bridge with high score won by Mrs Ida McCracken and low by Mrs Lydia White. A post nuptial shower honored Mrs Glenn Moothart of Wellman at the James McCracken home. Mrs Moot hart was Miss Helen McCracken before her February 15 marriage.
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Charles van Fossen
Harry Ratzlef
Christian Ladies Aid Society
Ira Yully
Bridge
Ida McCracken
Lydia White
James McCracken
Glenn Moothart
Wellman
Moothart
Helen McCracken
Nerve Strain and the Call for Everyday Exercise
A physician argues nervousness stems from society’s pressures not nerves themselves. He urges continuous simple physical activity such as walking and even floor somersaults to dissipate emotion and protect heart and arteries, advocating international athletic substitutes for conflict.
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America
Cannon
Philippines
Legion Auxiliary Host To Tuesday Evening Event
Mrs Iva Dunn of Atkins will entertain the Legion auxiliary Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Martin Krug received a farewell party before moving to Cedar Rapids. Guests included many Krug and Simmer family members and friends. Mrs Orvie Ness hosted the Card club on Tuesday with high scores in five hundred by Mrs Andrew Jones and Mrs Wallace Ness. Legion members met at the Lieb brothers home on Monday.
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Iva Dunn
Legion Auxiliary
Martin Krug
Cedar Rapids
George Krug
William Simmer
Fred Truecken-Miller
Adam Krug
Charles Guyer
Roy Rammelsberg
Alex McGregor
Fred Krug
Clarence Raetz
Arthur Krug
William Krug
Clara Simmer
Bernice Popenhagen
Orvie Ness
Andrew Jones
Wallace Ness
Legion
Lieb Brothers
Lawrence of Arabia Seeks Seclusion in Dorset Countryside
Lawrence of Arabia in civilian clothes bicycles through Dorset seeking solitude. The World War II hero, 26 in 1914, rose to fame as Col Thomas E Shaw and became Lawrence of Arabia. After a hermit like life and authoring Revolt in the Desert, he rejoined the RAF as a private, while pursuing speed boating and daredevil stunts.
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London
Lawrence of Arabia
Dorsetshire
T. E. Shaw
Royal Air Force
Bridlington
Oxford
Egypt
British Museum
King of Arabia
Col
Thomas E. Lawrence
Lawrence of
Desert
Pool
Shaw
Air Force
Prof Wikoff Directs Friendly Cooking Club Lessons
Miss Minna Wikoff of Coe College will direct lessons at both sessions of the Friendly Cooking club this week. The club meets Tuesday and Thursday at 2 p.m. March 12 marks start of garden talks by E Smith, with lessons through May 1. New members can obtain menus and recipes in the city hall playground office.
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Minna Wikoff
Coe College Home Economics Department
Edna Hopson
Carl Johnson
E. S.smith
Cledora Bedell
Relief Office
Cooking Club
Stricklers Host Rock Party on Birthday in Kalona
Lavelle Strickler and wife hosted a rock party in Kalona on Mrs. Strickler’s 24th birthday. Guests included Francis Hofer Homer Yoder Gordon Engstrom Cleola Grady William Gingerich Belle Strickler and Jack Gingerich. Belle Strickler and William Gingerich won high scores. Francis Hofer took consolation.
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Lavelle Strickler
Mrs
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Maryland
Health Sete
Thornburg
Personal Health Service
William Brady, M. D
Grady
William Brady
National Newspaper Service
West Madizon Street
Chicago
Ill
Hokum
Stadium
Yankeeland
Federal Treasury
Atkins
Prof
Wikoff
Kalona
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