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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1957
Page
10
A column suggests repurposing inexpensive living room chairs for bedrooms, with paint and slipcovers to save time. It promotes household efficiency through bundled beauty routines during chores and stresses self-care amid housework.
The column discusses a bridge hand with heavy ifs about bidding and play. South’s four clubs doubled depended on precise play and favorable cards, including East’s diamond lead, dummy ruff, and trump maneuvers. The narrative mixes expert commentary with garbled quotes and unrelated blurbs.
Dayton column notes that young women imitate fashion from children’s clothes and late sisters. The piece quotes a dealer on how college girls mix color and gimmicks, often changing sizes each season and adopting outfits that emphasize trend over femininity.
A recipe notes placing drained pineapple and scrambled sausage into squash halves. Bake in a moderate oven for 30 to 45 minutes until tender, with water added at depth and shallow pan treatment.
Naomi Doebel presents idea to brighten daily meals. Pineapple adds a festive flavor to sweet potatoes when paired with pecans. The brief encourages creative serving options for fruit and potato dishes.
Readable sections show a recipe for acorn squash with sausage or isuusige and crushed pineapple, plus sweet potatoes and pineapple, baked at 375 degrees for about 30 minutes. A long corporate notice from Cedar Rapids Iowa discusses incorporation, stock, directors, and officers with legal boilerplate.
The 68 Torch offers globe girdling glamour and performance at a low Ford price. See the car on November 7th for the newest look and refinements.
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