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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1942
Page
8
A Nostalgic menu lists Beef Tongue as a centerpiece with glazed grapes Spoon bread Potato chips Perfection salad and Hot Chocolate wafers alongside a dish of beef tongue. The selection reflects a vintage dining spread with varied sides and a sweet finish.
Tongue offers high quality protein equal to lean meat and supplies iron thiamin and riboflavin. It suits family meals as beef calf pork or lamb varieties and carries little waste. Its mild flavor blends well with other foods and boosts daily protein intake for adults and children.
A regional cookery note details methods for preparing beef, calf, or tongue, including simmering in salted water with spices, skin removal after cooking, serving hot or cold, and a vinaigrette style sauce with capers. It also provides a Colonial Boiled Tongue recipe with butter bay leaf cloves brown sugar cherries and lemon.
Electrical devices have partly replaced the prospector's pick and shovel in locating underground ore bodies. The shift signals increasing use of modern exploration methods and technology in mining efforts.
DES MOINES AP Single packages of cigarets will not be subject to the new federal excise tax law which becomes effective Sunday the Office of Price Administration said Thursday If the increased excise tax is a fraction of a cent on the unit of a sale it will be a violation of price regulations for the merchant to collect more than that fraction Robert B Adams Iowa OPA director said The same principle also will apply to beer some liquor and to cigars
Elkader theater scrap drive produced 13000 pounds under manager H H Hall who said $44.28 was earned from sales. Hall donated to USO with half to Red Cross. Attendees paid admission with scrap, public school students hauled in two trucks, St Joseph’s students unable to participate due to corn picking. Clayton county contributed over 1120 tons to the nationwide salvage campaign from Sept 27 to Oct 17.
A federal court jury awarded judgments totaling 14500 dollars against Poole Transportation Company of Muscatine Iowa. The awards went to two survivors and relatives of two people killed in an accident in Chicago on December 27, 1940. The truck involved belonged to the Muscatine firm.
About 200 Boy Scouts and leaders from West Union Clermont Elgin Wadena Fayette Hawkeye Alpha and Waucoma gathered for a North Fayette county district meeting. Robert W Hoover was elected district chairman E A Billings vice chairman and Horace Stone commissioner. Victory service plaques for scrap drives and poster distribution were presented by W G Fulton. Court of honor awards included Second class awards.
Richard Antes Clarence Cannon Jack Cannon Vern Halverson James Lynch and Robert Quandt received first class awards Harald Cornwell Alpha and Melvin Peterson earned star scout honors Bob Cooney Don Cooney Calvin Duke Dick Whitney George Woodward Jr and Howard Kass were named star scouts A special award for Scout organization went to Bob Cooney J W Norfolk Decorah field man reported progress in Boy Scout work and the Rev Sterling J Baldwin of West Union spoke.
Ruby Alice Flint daughter of Harry and Mrs Flint of Ree Heights South Dakota married Arden Dale Mullinex son of Glenn Mullinex near Shellsburg in a double ring ceremony read by Reverend Charles Bryden. The bride wore blue crepe and pink rose bouquet with maid Evelyn Potthoff and best man Stanley Coberly. A reception was held at the bridegroom's parents home and a wedding dinner was hosted in Marshalltown. The couple plan to live in California.
A wildcat strike at the General Dry Battery plant in Dubuque ended Thursday night. More than 900 Battery Workers AFL members voted almost unanimously to return to work pending arbitration. Major Jamies P. Holmes of the labor department and David Sigman urged a quick settlement.
The Rock Hound Reunion will bring about 30 geologists to the Roosevelt hotel in Vernon MT for a 6.30 p.m. banquet. Cornell and Knox College students join Dr. Neil Miner of Cornell and Dr. David Delo of Knox, who lead a Wyoming field project. Miner will present colored slides from last summer as part of a five year study mapping Wind River valley formations.
A report notes a football game between Cornell and Knox to be held in Mt Vernon. Details on date and kickoff time are not provided in the fragment.
WALFORD The Walford Methodist church was the scene of a candlelight wedding ceremony Wednesday evening Oct. 28 at 6 o'clock. Miss Florence Stiles of Hazleton and George Arnold of Walker were married. The Rev. Irving Arnold read the service. Mrs. Arnold supervises the Peoples hospital at Independence Iowa. The couple will live on a farm near Walker.
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