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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1934
Page
5
Mixed fragments describe making a sour milk prune cake with a brown sugar date topping. Steps include creaming fat and sugar, adding ingredients, baking in a moderate oven, cooling, and glazing with a vanilla butter frosting.
Mrs. Sarah Haynes of Rochester recounts 50 years of constipation and credits Kellogg so-called All-Bran with ending her need for laxatives after starting with a small breakfast portion. The ad notes the cereal provides bulk and vitamin B, with iron, and compares its bulk to leafy vegetables. Two tablespoons daily often suffice. severe cases may require more, and a doctor if not relieved.
Kenneth C. Baldbridge publisher of Bloomfield Illinois was elected president of the National Editorial association at its St Louis convention succeeding Walter D. Allen of Brookline Massachusetts. Robert H. Pritchard of Weston West Virginia was named vice president and W W Loomis of La Grange Illinois was elected comptroller with the group planning its golden jubilee in New Orleans next year.
An air service soldier tried to trap a bored circus lion roaming Paris after it escaped its cage. He was badly scratched and mauled, ending up in a hospital as the trainer recaptured the creature and moved it to a portable cage.
In Tucson exposed fingerprints on a cage and jars tied to June Robles kidnapping outline leads for investigators. A torn letter with a Chicago postmark and a map sent to Governor Moeur helped locate the girl after a ransom case sparked mob talk and two suspects were released but watched. June, six, faced offers of screen and stage roles while her family and deputies focus on arresting her abductors.
Washington reports Sistie and Buzzie Dall show sharp skepticism at the circus visit by their mother Mrs. Anna Roosevelt Dall and grandmother Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Felix Adler hands Sistie a clown portrait. she asks about his nose. Buzzie questions the circus ladies in the presidential box, doubting their reality.
Vincent Astor, host of the President on the Nourmahal, declines to comment on Roosevelt's fishing luck saying he is under oath and cannot talk unless he is un-swear ed. The Senate ocean mall committee pressed for remarks but Astor remained noncommittal.
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