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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1941
Page
7
A reader questions generous diet claims and describes common starvation plans. The article notes such diets cut fats, encourage skim milk, and ban butter or bread while urging medical supervision for safe weight loss and overall wellbeing. It then lists an Eleventh Day menu including orange juice, eggs, hamburger on toast, milk, and a lean meal with vegetables.
Linda learns of Bill Blaine family tensions and meets Steve Hubbard’s blind Aunt Cynthia at Titan Tower. Aunt Cynthia shares life insight while Steve reveals he seeks Linda’s name for a national home design competition, presenting drawings for his plan.
Learn to crochet Leonardo Da Vinci's Last Supper with pattern 2828. Includes chart directions for a panel or altar cloth with materials list and stitch illustrations. Send 10 cents and pattern number with name and address to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY.
A young woman asks how to win back a possessive boyfriend who wants monogamy and rules her outings. The columnist suggests a group gathering to include him, then slowly reaffirm interest and agree to going steady in a crowd setting.
Total mutual handle for the first 12 days at Aqueduct reached 10 092716 dollars, a sharp rise from 7 771110 dollars during the spring session.
Gazette special on how modern women treat food versus grandmothers. It argues cooking is a joy and nourishment of life, urging enjoyment of meals and shared dishes rather than viewing food as evil temptation or calorie toil. It notes how attitude affects relationships and self image.
Split warm gingerbread and fill with sliced peaches. Layer with bananas if desired and top with more fruit and dollops of whipped cream.
Mary Manners dispenses counsel as Jane, labeled a spinster by townsfolk, lives by a cheerful plan. She knows many fascinating people and shows no self pity, hoping romance may arrive but content with her chosen path.
Dear Miss Manners: This is an answer to Hardboiled s letter. I can t help believing that down deep in her heart she doesn t mean what she says. She has been hurt badly and is putting on a hardboiled act to cover up her grief. No girl could be so savage as to say that boys are saps and deserve to be taken. Even these saps as she calls them are human and have hearts. Has she no brothers How would she like to have some girl treat her brother.
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