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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1933
Page
5
Welfare workers praise milk for improving children’s health as a staple, recommending 2 to 4 cups daily for youngsters. The piece shares recipes and tips using milk and sour milk in desserts, muffins, custard, and savory sauces, plus economical pudding ideas and a homemade mayonnaise variant.
A long reader submission lists butter cake, corn bread, apple cream pie, sour milk waffles, and cabbage with cream dressing recipes. It promotes dry milk use for cooking, offers demonstrations from Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Wilson, and includes menus, table-decor ideas, and festive treats for Patrick’s Day.
A feature on designing a fragrant night garden suggests white and light colored blooms for moonlit contrast. It highlights scented petunias four o clock lilies and night blooming stock to attract sphinx moths and notes yucca and daylily as year round focal points.
Harry E. Hoadley transfers to James and Flora Taylor and to Bret and Ma ble Shanklin as joint tenants with survivorship rights. Describes specific lots in multiple adds and subdivisions. Frances Klepach and others heirs transfer to Fred Kovanda, lot 5 in Bowling's 4 add. Dates noted 12-29-32 and 2-20-33, with consideration stated as valuable.
The speaker notes extensive word of mouth chatter outpacing print and claims people share more by talk than writing. They mention a puncture fixed, leaving with relief, and reference Mr. Roosevelt while driving off to an unspecified destination.
A speaker critiques Republican conservatism during the Roosevelt era, praising Roosevelt for decisive moves like closing banks and pursuing bold reforms. The narrator notes conservatives’ reluctance, contrasts Democratic and Republican mindsets, and recalls Hoover’s focus on distant issues while Roosevelt’s actions spurred recovery.
The forecast warns of a disruptive but influential period with new opportunities and secrecy surrounding future destinies. Be wary of treachery and temper. those born today may face doubts and upheaval but could gain from cautious associations and calm demeanor. Notable nativity Ruth Hanna Moo Cormick.
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