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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1933
Page
10
A long feature provides festive menu ideas including apricot stuffing for duck and pork, coconut pumpkin pie, apple stuffed sweet potatoes, fruit cake, blackberry jam cake, and cabbage dishes. Readers share detailed ingredients and steps, with notes on table setting and holiday spirit.
A collection of cabbage recipes includes Dutch Cabbage and Scalloped Cabbage And Celery with instructions for baking times and ingredients such as bacon, cheese, and pineapple. Also notes Maizie Hamilton and Mrs. Grace M. Heald as contributors, plus a death notice for Prof Henry F Wickham, 67, with funeral arrangements at Trinity Episcopal Church and Oakland cemetery.
A long list of sponsors and contributors funds a “Know Cedar Rapids” campaign with weekly articles about Cedar Rapids and its people. Named sponsors include Alien Motor Ca, Baker Paice Ca, Don Baores, Woo Baurnwiever Boow Hore fu Funura Boety Nouns Hociuat Gaede ua Pet and many local businesses.
Mrs. J. A. Rhea urges gardeners to focus on joy in gardening, not fears of pests. She advises safe use of fallen leaves and stalks for winter protection, cautions about iris borers, and suggests excelsior and other materials to shield bulbs and tender plants. Winter birds also need water and high-fat foods to stay through cold weather.
The author notes there is plenty of natural food for the little fel lows, but advises coaxing them to the house with a special treat now and then to reinforce indoor habits.
The forecast hints at opportunities tied to rings or secret groups and large interests while advising restraint. It notes birthdays near a splen did link to mergers and secret societies but warns against haste in terms or deals. Domestic ties look bright and a resourceful child may maneuver advantage through intrigue. K. M. Landis, baseball commissioner.
A 1933 column argues the coming generation will endure hardship, losing taste for credit and luxury. It laments the Coolidge era, predicts older readers will fade, and claims the new generation will live within means, never knowing abundance. It foresees devices like radios and cars becoming obsolete to a frugal future.
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