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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1939
Page
7
Daily menus plan a family of five two adults and three children for about 12 a week. Each day provides a balanced diet with calories heat energy protein and minerals and vitamins to support growth and health.
Day menu lists breakfast items tomato juice oats toast jelly coffee milk lunch egg salad sandwich cole slaw canned plums dinner tuna fish spaghetti casserole buttered peas and carrots hot muffins chocolate cream pie. Cost about 1.65 dollars. Calorie value 13 500. Copyright 1939 Requests for Meta Given book.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes a contact for marketing, budgeting, and diet problems. It invites readers to call the Community Nutrition Service at 5515 for low cost recipes and budgeting advice.
Mary Manners tackles two reader questions on parents' sacrifices and dating etiquette. A girl neglects study for fun, while another asks how to handle visits from a former admirer. Manners advises explaining to the steady partner first, then to the admirer if needed, offering practical social guidance.
A teen aged girl asks if she may date weekly with decent boys before midnight. Miss Manners replies that parental permission is key and suggests going with two or three other couples to gain allowance, noting fifteen may be too young for pairing off.
In a year you may gain more privileges but now stay with crowds of boys and girls. Bring friends home so your parents know them. Lick Observatory opened in 1888 though founder James Lick died in 1876. His remains lie in a vault at the telescope base as a monument.
PRAGUE AP United States French and Swiss newspapers banned in the German protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia since March 20. Only two British newspapers are allowed the Times of London and the London Daily Mail. German Italian few Hungarian and two Polish papers remain on sale.
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