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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1940
Page
4
All flags were lowered across Helsinki as the war ended and Moscow dictated terms. Snow covers a city scarred by bombardment while civilians mourn and soldiers trudge home on crutches. The nation listens to Vaino Tanner confirm the ceasefire and faces a somber peace.
The American Medical Association Editorial says a U.S. Court of Appeals order to hear government monopoly charges could transform social organization. It questions whether current democracy can meet civilized man’s needs or if a new social scheme is required to satisfy government officials.
Puzzle clues mix with a long editorial about the AMA District of Columbia Court of Appeals decision and possible Supreme Court review. The piece discusses professional self regulation, benefits to the public, and anti trust questions, plus a Lenten luncheon recipe and a dessert book offer.
Local reports praise Natex from PODZIMEK'S PHARMACY 100 Second Ave SE opposite Post Office. Mrs Jane Van Sickle 218 Ninth St NW says after a 30 day Natex course her constipation and pain eased, sling unused, energy restored, and sleep returned. Representative offers personal visits, samples, and guidance.
A newspaper column outlines a thrifty plan for a five member family to eat well on about $12 weekly. It includes a spoon bread recipe and a sample daily menu with priced items, balancing calories, protein, minerals, and vitamins. It mentions spoon bread, ingredients, and suggested meals like oranges, oats, ham, celery, salmon on toast, lettuce with French dressing, and dried apricots.
Copenhagen dispatch reports over 565000 casualties in 105 days of the Finnish Russian war. Observers estimate Russians with 250000 dead and 250000 wounded while Finns total 30000 dead and 35000 wounded. Extreme cold amplified deaths as injured soldiers succumbed to the freezing weather.
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