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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1932
Page
2
A 1932 Rapids Gazette page lists an oven dinner menu Beef Goulash with boiled rice and sides, and Apple Rings with cinnamon lemon glaze. It includes Date Muffins and a Fruit Gelatin Dessert with peaches and pineapple, detailing ingredients and cooking steps for six servings.
Florida, her father, and Joe Coates reunite after a brutal market crash that costs Florida her fortune. Wilmer Worth’s influence frees her father, and Morgan plans to return to Claiborne while Florida contemplates their future. The trio faces looming financial ruin as they decide whether to start anew in New York or return home to recover.
Olga Petrova appeared in The White Peacock at the Majestic today. Clyde L Herring Democratic candidate for US Senate spoke at a city auditorium meeting. Halloween pranks included mailbox thefts with post office investigating. Greater Linn County booster tour launched with over twenty automobiles led by M A Lindsay. Talks by C W Hunt H M Gage and W A Fay preceded. Met a banker from San Diego visiting friends. Metropolitan service added a city police guard during office hours Frank Heral sworn in in uniform. F A Heald spoke Republican in Blairstown. John Stepan resigns to write for Bohemian paper. Miss Gertrude Coghlan in Alice of Old Vincennes at Greene's. Mrs E A Bofinger to spend winter in California. Assistant Grand Chief Garretson travels to Mexico for order. Joseph Connelly had a narrow death escape aboard the train while shoveling coal.
A drawbar between the tender and locomotive broke causing the tender to separate. The worker fell but grasped a rod and was dragged several hundred feet. He suffered severe lacerations to his feet as his shoes tore off. Separately, Webster Bessett Perrin and company announced plans to open a wholesale millinery house in Cedar Rapids.
Dr. Charles E. Barker, adviser to President Taft, will address Washington and McKinley pupils at an 8 15 a m assembly in the Paramount theater. He claims to have spoken to more high school audiences than any other lecturer. His talk titled The Courage of the Commonplace urges courage as the foundation of virtue. An a cappella chorus will perform.
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