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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1937
Page
16
Assorted Easter Sandwiches Hot Cocoa Flower Pots Easter Egg Nests. Sandwich directions include chopped egg spread and cream cheese with jelly on bread. Flower Pots use ice cream with chocolate decor and artificial flowers. Easter Nests are cupcakes with frosting coconut and candy eggs. Mrs R L Batchelder Alburnett Ia.
An advertisement extols A and P Bread for superior taste and nutrition. It claims the loaf is fresher tastier and made from the finest ingredients inviting readers to try a loaf today.
A Cedar Rapids item lists a complete supper menu including Woodchuck drink olives rolls coffee and a prepared chow mein recipe. The recipe makes 4 to 6 servings with a white sauce cheese mushrooms pimentos green peppers and hard boiled eggs served over chow mein noodles. Author Mrs Paul Kilborn Cedar Rapids. Also mentions a gas water heater rental offer.
A playful menu outlines party recipes and treats for a Independence Day celebration. Featured items include Cannon Cracker Sandwiches Chicken and Lettuce Sandwiches Red Lemonade Fire Cracker Cakes and decorative serving ideas with red white colors and peppermint touches.
A collage of luncheon menus and recipes from Mrs Henry Scherer Miss Anna Wilson Mrs Russel Gardner and Mrs Irwin H Bock. Mentions Yager's Upstairs Store and Barnett's in Iowa with porch party menus Frozen Fruit Salad and Gelatin chicken stock jelly recipe included.
Minced ham sandwiches and celery and nut sandwiches offered with cake coffee and mints. Listings include Mrs Lawrence E Stein at 1735 C Avenue NW and Mrs A M Warner at 528 Thirtieth Street Drive SE plus Kemble's Fresh Flowers in the Iowa Theater Building and Buehler Brothers meats at First Avenue and First Street with Easter services and specials.
A historical menu lists decorations of White Narcissus Green Carnations Shamrocks and meats with sandwiches and desserts. The Holiday Sandwich Loaf recipe explains steps to assemble a crustless loaf with butter pimento cheese green paste red paste and cream cheese with a green garnish. Prominent names Love Cruikshank and Polehna Bros appear as vendors at 1742 Sixth Avenue SE.
The clipping lists an ornate mold style salad with pineapple and olives, green and red fillings, plus a luncheon menu featuring Crushed Pineapple and Sweet Pickle Salad, Clover Leaf Rolls, Honey Olives, and Gingerbread. It includes recipe fragments and a note for MRS. DAVID D. NICHOLSON and addresses.
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