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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1955
Page
9
Easy build cedar Rapids Gazette pattern 520 offers directions and actual size pieces for lawn porch or patio chairs. Includes numbered guide and requires 25 cents plus 5 cents extra for mailing. Send name address zone to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept.
Over the Back Fence offers pantry friendly dish ideas including Margot's Noodle Casserole for four to six servings. Ingredients include egg noodles luncheon meat butter cheddar cheese milk eggs pineapple and seasonings with baking instructions and a second recipe for Deviled Eggs and Asparagus en Casserole.
A retro recipe item describes filling halved eggs with a yolk mustard and celery mix, layering with asparagus and a cheese sauce, plus a crumb topping baked at 350 degrees for about 20 minutes. AlsoIncluded is a Grape-Mallow Pudding using grape drink tapioca marshmallows and lemon, chilled and served with reserved marshmallows.
The passage discusses pan frying spatter with care, then shifts to a confessional monologue by a woman named Inez Cooke about power, ego, and coercive dynamics with Tommy. It explores humiliation, restraint, and the urge to use force, ending with a stray aside about serving an appetizer with tomato or vegetable juice.
Four pattern parts describe a simple summer dress with shoulder bows and flattering lines. Misses sizes 12 to 20 require 5 percent yards of 35 inch fabric. pattern 4506 priced with 35 cent pattern coin and 5 cent mailing fee sent to Anne Adams Pattern Dept New York.
Cream cheese mixed with cream or milk and grated onion then assembled with bologna slices. Chill and slice into four wedges per serving. Chives may replace the onion for flavor.
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