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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1941
Page
7
The article explains enriched flour and enriched bread, detailing added vitamins and minerals, including thiamin iron and niacin, and notes the diet benefits for families. It compares enriched with regular flour, discusses cost and usage in recipes, and suggests menu ideas using enriched bread.
A description presents a luncheon plate with hot asparagus and a salad of buttered vegetables. It features hard cooked egg sliced and mixed with mayonnaise, served with cole slaw in a lettuce leaf cup and large biscuits split to support creamed eggs in cheese sauce.
In Budapest the chief of the general staff and army heads met with the government on current problems. Informants say the gathering was not a war council. Hungary, an axis member, borders Yugoslavia to the north.
The sermon for Lent by Dr Gaius Glenn Atkins asks where God is in a troubled world and answers that God dwells where love is. It cites John 4 7 12 and urges loving action as the sign of divine presence with a prayer for inner stirring to live in love and follow God's ways.
A three place high swing monoplane with a top speed of 115 mph and a takeoff run of 550 feet is announced for peacetime use. The release highlights the craft under the Stinson concern and notes its performance metrics.
Murphy William 54 slept through a blaze in his third floor Boston apartment until Patrolman Charles Evans spotted smoke from his window. Evans rushed in dragged Murphy from bed and cooled him in a bathtub, saving him from serious injuries despite minor burns.
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