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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1939
Page
7
Albert Edward Wiggam discusses moral questions from a scientific stance. The dialogue covers gender differences in honesty, the stepwise process of building personality with long term plans, and the distinction between knowledge and education. It warns that education without social-mindedness risks neurosis.
Daisy answers a reader about attending a party with a temperamental date. The columnist advises the writer to avoid a dateless display and to accept the wise choice, noting the risk of being a wallflower.
A reader asks how to handle a girlfriend envied by other girls who avoid him and his loyalty to her. Miss Manners suggests checking for a real reason behind the desertion and, if mere jealousy exists, to ignore petty snubs while maintaining loyalty to the girlfriend.
A daily set of menus and recipes shows a family of five two adults and three children can eat well on about twelve dollars weekly. Each day’s plan aims for a balanced diet with sufficient calories protein minerals and vitamins to support growth energy and bodily functions.
A detailed daily meal plan lists stewed raisins with rice, bread, bacon, coffee for adults, milk for children, and a luncheon plus dinner menu. It includes quantities for macaroni and cheese, coleslaw, muffins, applesauce, tea, assorted cold cuts, kidney bean salad, buttered carrots, bread and butter, a chocolate pie recipe, and coffee. The daily milk and butter allowances are stated, with total cost about 1.55 dollars. Information for requesting Meta Given booklets and community nutrition contacts is included, along with a note comparing kiwi and hen egg weights.
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