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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1935
Page
5
A festive Sunday dinner outline includes orange marmalade for waffles and a complete menu with roast beef vegetables and Washington Pie. Detailed recipes cover a green bean and pea salad with pimento onion and pickles, fat and sugar fillings for a cake layers dessert, and a whipped cream finish.
A 115-pound shoe store clerk in Brockton, Ed ward Cushman, knocked down a 200-pound woman bandit, Ida Krugger, 40, who aimed a .38 pistol at him. Cushman held her until help arrived, as police later charged Krugger with assault with intent to murder and robbery. Police recovered four feet of rope from her bag and she threatened self harm if the robbery failed.
More than 125 Standard Oil employees from Cedar Rapids area counties attended a Thursday night sales meeting at the Roosevelt hotel. H. J. Beamis of Davenport and N. E. Keenard spoke on newspaper advertising as the company’s ad spend set a new record. Four local acts provided entertainment before refreshments.
Morning Glory by William Henning son of Mr and Mrs W C Henning 1730 Second Avenue SE has been accepted for the forty second annual exhibit of American art at the Cincinnati Art Museum also shown this spring at the 130th annual exhibit of American art at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia
An enthusiastic letter from Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Pope of Elmira New York praises All Bran for their daughter’s lifelong constipation. They report three months of using All Bran as part of daily diet and urge friends to try it. The ad notes All Bran provides bulk, vitamin B and iron and compares favorably to fruit and vegetables.
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