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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1952
Page
5
This concise cooking note describes roasting half a turkey economically. Wash and dry the half, season with salt and pepper, fill with stuffing, truss the cavity, place skin side down in foil, baste with a half butter half shortening mixture, and roast until cooked.
The guide advises a low and slow approach to roasting a turkey at 325 degrees F with no water or basting. It covers stuffing prep, trussing, cheesecloth fat, and timing expectations, noting doneness via drumstick motion or a 165 degree F thermometer.
A reader asks whether fashion cuts run small or if gain comes from changes. The column advises combining diet and exercise to trim pounds and target the right spots. It details knee fat reduction routines including leg pulls, knee cap work, and bicycle-like leg rotations.
A self help note describes simple exercises to firm the bust and legs, including knee contacts and dry land swimming motions. It promises noticeable results in about a month with daily ten minute sessions and invites readers to send questions to “Secrets of Charm” for further charm tips.
A man left a Chicago restaurant clutching his stomach while police suspect Sarah Goodman hid a $6,200 mink coat under his clothes. Goodman claimed she believed the man suffered a stomach ache, not theft. The incident centers on the disputed coat and alleged concealment.
Federal officials report two government programs to boost domestic mineral production and prospecting are advancing. The Defense Minerals Exploration Administration cites 284 ventures costing 17 million dollars, with the government providing 10 million. DMEA processes hundreds of applications from prospectors for lead zinc copper titanium and tin in a 181 project in the Rocky Mountain area with 6.84 million committed.
The report details exploration contracts by state with amounts for Arizona Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico Utah and Wyoming as federal land leasing for mining grows. It notes over 65 000 mineral leases covering 56 million acres and oil and gas leases exceeding 64 000 covering 49 million acres, up sharply from two years ago.
Harman W. Nichols reports the Farmer's Almanac is back with its weather predictions for the year plus recipes and philosophy. It forecasts a stormy winter, with cool starts and rain toward month ends, including a snowy finish to January and mixed conditions in February and March. The yearly format remains, with the familiar hole in the top for hanging and a note on the U.S. coal resources.
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