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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1939
Page
4
Practical guidance on using sour milk and baking soda as leavening, substituting flours and fats, replacing sugar with brown sugar or honey, adjusting liquids, and measuring eggs for homemade baking. The Community Nutrition Service offers free planning help at City Hall, plus reading on selfconfidence.
Author notes present a Q and A on psychology and morality. The piece argues science prioritizes social rights over individual rights and asserts women are less self conscious than men. It offers to mail names in exchange for a self addressed 3 cent stamp envelope.
French sources report fourteen Austrian soldiers deserted the German army and attempted to swim the Rhine into France. Ten reached the French bank near Hiningue and surrendered to French troops, while four were drowned.
Shanghai reports a temporary total cable outage Friday with service later restored. British ships awaited instructions to open the third envelope and move to a secret rendezvous escorted by armed guards. The first two envelopes ordered fuel for an undivulged distance and radio silence.
The text states a bulb is an underground bud and notes tortoise size varies widely from several hundred pounds to under five ounces in different species.
Air power could transport large troop formations across long distances as nations study rapid production. Johnson cites 1930s campaigns in Cairo to Bagdad and Spain to illustrate air mobilization, noting speed advantages and strategic impact.
A wartime bulletin notes that enemy aircraft awareness aids anti air fire and warns troops they may be forced to strike in the coming days. The fragment underscores escalating pressure on frontline defenses and potential labor action amid air raids.
CIO workers at Armour and Company main plant telegraphed Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins that the firm refused to negotiate a written agreement. The action signals a dispute between labor and management in Chicago.
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