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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1934
Page
13
Table Talks highlights Lent season interest in seafood including recipes for Dropped Fish Balls Planked Fish and Fillet of Sole French Fried with practical tips. It lists ingredients and cooking steps aimed at home cooks, featuring cod haddock sole and parsley garnish.
Reader recipes for meat substitutes appear amid notes for salmon croquettes creamed shrimp and corn on rice. Featured are tuna or pink salmon dishes with cheese and paprika, plus corn pone spoon bread and other savory ideas.
A set of multiple salad and dressing recipes with ingredients for fruit salads, gelatin molds, green salads, and cheese carrot apple mixes. Includes instructions for making dressings, assembling fruit and gelatin confections, and serving on lettuce with olives or greens.
In a Beaver Valley Bridge club win over Monaco, Pa, Beav er Valley clinched by a timing powerful play by Wilbur Reehl. The hand featured a queen spade finesse pivoting on heart play and a decisive spade sequence. The article also notes a free copy offer of Bridge Rules and Etiquette.
A cooking note lists ingredients including 134 cups molasses or 1 cup molasses and 1y cup sugar, 2-3 cup shortening, hot water, 1 egg, nutmeg, ginger, 2 cups barley flour, 1% cups white flour, 2 tsp soda, salt. Adds nuts dates or raisins optional.
A 1934 copyright note describes a quick method to compute bridge undertrick penalties. It shows steps for vulnerable and not vulnerable, doubled and redoubled, using simple multiplications and divisions to obtain penalties in hundreds. The system promises fast estimates for any number of undertricks.
The Monday forecast warns of vexations and annoyances that can be managed by prudence and tact. Those celebrating birthdays should exercise restraint to overcome friction in the year ahead. A child born today may display petty traits without early correction. Notable Nativity: Howard Pyle.
A daguerreotype of Abraham Lincoln, once handed to a waitress by the Civil War president, is now at St. Benedict's college in Atchison Kansas. The woman who waited on Lincoln at a testimonial dinner gifted it to the college, and the likeness, about the size of a postage stamp, is preserved there. Col Charles A Lindbergh also presented the American Museum of Natural History with over 300 items from his world art tour.
Recollections of grandmother’s garden contrast with modern varieties as the article discusses evolving flower traits and garden care. It reviews Coronicum excelsum, Trollius, Aquilegia, and Debbie's Imperial Hybrids, with tips on sun, soil, seed sowing, and succession for lasting bloom.
The article notes looseness in timing sprockets leads to engine knock, a condition often missed by motorists when diagnosing knocks during engine checks.
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