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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1932
Page
10
A historic pantry note describes making pickles with cucumbers onions and spices. It lists ingredients including vinegar sugar mustard seed celery cinnamon and cloves and instructs slicing cucumbers soaking with spices boiling mixture and sealing in sterilized jars.
Mrs Turner of 507 Hanover Street Fall River Mass credits Kellogg’s All-Bran with curing her lifelong constipation. She praises its taste and notes two key ingredients fiber and vitamin B plus iron. The ad extols a natural bowel-clearing bulk and non habit forming use. Two tablespoons daily advised.
In the upper room a dying Madame clings to Judy with a final request to care for her son Nicholas. Amid family tensions and party memories, Judy remains beside the bed as dawn breaks and Stan contemplates a possible inheritance as death quietly nears. The farm population data closes the scene with a federal stat line.
London reports the independent Labour Party accuses the Maxton led group of rejecting democratic action for revolutionary aims. The Labour statement says disaffiliation stems from attempts to impose rigid parliamentary discipline beyond the party’s norms and denies the real motive was parliamentary standing orders.
After a brief courtship Judy Denning marries Stan Carter and lives in Lockwood. Judy is unhappy as Stan hides a secret affair with Eunice W and Judy falls for Nick. Stan’s half-brother grows hostile upon learning this, pushing tensions higher before Nick departs for China on business and Grand Madame Carter descends into despair.
The article surveys ancient Egyptian leisure and sport including fishing with nets for market fish, stick fighting with wooden guards, bulls’ bouts, and wrestling depicted in wall paintings. It notes color distinctions in wrestlers, rare boxing, and early checkers pieces carved from clay or ivory.
Soa nels Ray Riddles and jokes are included in a new FUNMAKER leaflet offered free by Uncle Ray. Readers should write to the paper for it and enclose a stamped return envelope. Copyright 1932.
In Bandon Oregon the ground crawl a new invention for anglers will be tested. It is designed to catch fish without hooking them and allows the catch to be hauled onto the deck and spilled into the hold. Also noted is a historical line about the U.S. mint stopping the three cent piece in 1866.
Willis recalls visiting Pug, thinking tonsils or another illness caused symptoms, but concludes it was just measles. The remark highlights early misdirection about the cause and confirms the diagnosis as measles.
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