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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1939
Page
18
Columns offer menus and recipes for a family of five two adults and three children to eat well on about $12 weekly. Each member would receive a balanced diet with adequate calories protein minerals and vitamins to support growth and daily needs.
Daily menu ideas include grapefruit halves breakfast cereal and milk, macaroni and cheese for lunch, cabbage and sausage rolls with mashed potatoes for dinner, plus desserts and bread crumb tips. Practical cooking notes cover rhubarb, using stale bread for pie crust, and requesting a breadcrumb leaflet. Copyright 1939.
Mrs and family offer chocolate chiffon cake coffee ice box cake orange sponge and strawberry cream roll for request. Send self addressed stamped envelope to department for the leaflet. For Meta Given booklets and nutrition help contact Cedar Rapids Gazette care and Community Nutrition Service dial 5515.
Jim Reeder reported a break in at 125 First street SW. An estimated $5 in cash and two microphones valued at $35 and $32 were stolen. Entry gained through an unlocked rear window between 6 15 and 11 55 p.m.
A meditation on Ecclesiastes contrasts self centered living with self giving devotion. It contrasts I and me with loving God and serving others, urging freedom from bondage to desires and a life found in Christ and His cause. The prayer ends in a plea for soul liberation and peace through devotion to Thy kingdom.
Mrs. William Wadden of 118 E avenue NW suffered burns to her left arm when gasoline used to clean brushes flared up. Fumes near the kitchen stove’s pilot light are blamed for the flash. Firemen confined the blaze to the kitchen.
Chicago detectives captured Vernon E. Oldaker, 43, of Mineola New York five hours after arriving with a Chicago postmarked letter as the only clue. A minor lobby fist fight at a YMCA hotel drew Oldaker to be tracked by Mineola and Chicago police until his capture. He was returned to Mineola to face forgery charges while not yet questioned about the slaying of Anna Louise McKee.
Accompanying officers were assigned to quell the hotel lobby disturbance with Oldaker among those observing from the gallery.
Men who repair watches and jewelry advertise their services under classification 5 in the Want Ads.
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