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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1941
Page
5
The peanut, native to the Brazilian tropics, produces edible pods underground after flowering. It enriches soil with nitrogen, yields oil and butter, and supports cattle fodder. Recipes include peanut butter biscuits and peanut butter soup with onion juice and bay leaf.
A kitchen note announces a recipe process add and stir until thick strain reheat and serve at once. Copies of The Soup Pot All About Meat and The Vegetable Pamphlet are still available. Send a card to City hall or telephone 5515.
Arthur Bugs Baer muses on Congress never being unanimous and the lively give and take of opinions. He jokes that government is mostly theories and compares a theory to a piano stool swimming lesson while noting the noisy activity of the foreign affairs committee.
The speaker notes the aid bill passed 336 to 55 after a lengthy, partisan discussion. He argues democracy lets each voter judge the weather and mocks lawmakers from various groups for their varied stances, claiming the ideal government is those in office.
In Batavia Americandefense estimates place the Netherlands East Indies protection at 1.5 billion dollars. Dutch burghers meet every Saturday at the old race course for city watch training with green uniforms and manual of arms. Eider down from northern exporters is noted as a valuable product.
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