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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1944
Page
10
Interview with Mrs. John B. Martin reveals farm near Marengo renting from her father, raising 300 laying hens and 350 chicks, milking two cows, and producing eggs for home use. She notes wartime rationing easing, supports Roosevelt, and mentions sons and nephews in service. Also includes wartime recipes and local store notes.
Bacon is plentiful and easily digested, usable for invalids or children. The menu includes bacon with asparagus and almonds on toast, salad, oatmeal cookies and a beverage, with steps for baking frying and broiling bacon and making almond sauce.
Washington reports Secretary Hull assured the Senate commerce committee and aviation subcommittee that the government made no commitments during Anglo American postwar aviation talks. Senators Bailey and Clark demanded the statement after Lord Beaverbrook's May 10 speech alleging an interim aircraft supply agreement to Britain.
A USO dance is scheduled Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Montrose hotel with Banty Harville's orchestra providing music. All servicemen and their wives are invited, though only junior hostesses will be admitted. A chimney draft can be improved by adding pots or tops.
Advertises moist heat therapy using ANTIPHLOGISTINE poultice to relieve pain swelling and soreness from sprains bruises or strains. Claims comfort and several hours of relief and promotes purchasing from a druggist for 40 cents.
A riddle states half of families have at least two workers. It then asks to calculate how much beyond 10 percent of a family income one may allocate to War Beads each payday.
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