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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1934
Page
14
A school lunch guidance piece lists daily milk, potatoes, vegetables, fruit, and meat or fish, plus whole grain bread and cereals. It offers menus for hot lunches and home packed boxes, with recipes for whole wheat bread, oat cookies, scotch oat wafers, coconut brambles, peach jam, and a coconut orange candy, aiming to keep children nourished during school years.
A series of real estate transfers listed include Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery associations conveying rights to Mary Nemec for a 32 lot 29 Heart Division parcel, and receivers deeds transferring a 30 ft lot 13 block 20 Coe College addition to Dean G. and Lucinda Cooper. Additional entries show Mary Mackey as referee’s deed holder for two lots in May’s addition, a joint tenancy transfer of block 14 in Greenlawn Cedar Memorial Park area, Margaret Klouda’s referee deed for multiple sections, and P L Plattenberger selling two lots in Barkley’s addition Lisbon. Total values range from 10 to 25 thousand dollars with dates through 1934.
Gardeners shift to home surroundings as demand rises for quality ornamental bulbs. specialists warn against cheap southern lilies and advise planting Madonna lilies or new Formosanum lilies, with careful bulb selection, proper drainage using sand and sulphur, and fall planting timing to ensure healthy blooms.
Wilfred Haven, an American Embassy attache in wartime Petrograd, travels to Warsaw with the Ostrekoff family jewels for Princess Elisaveta. He teams with Anna Kastellane, a mysterious Russian émigré, as pursuit, political chaos, and intrigue unfold around a hotel, a border crossing, and a perilous plan to reach London. The pair confront trust, danger, and a growing, fragile attraction amid a covert chase.
DES MOINES UP Iowa reports no sleeping sickness cases amid alarm over encephalitis. Last Iowa case was August 30 and no cases in September. Department calls August total of six cases average for the month.
Iowa City's haircut war ended Saturday as all local barbers agreed to raise prices to 40 cents. Previously six shops cut hair to 15 cents to force others charging 25 cents to raise to 40 cents, the lowest quoted here in twenty years.
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