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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1949

Page

3

Savory Lent Recipes Highlight Fish and Eggs

Lent cooking ideas emphasize fish and eggs as nutritious low fat options. The article, by Lynn Chambers, offers detailed fish preparations, egg ideas for salads and stuffed eggs, and multiple recipes including baked fish with stuffing, Shrimps Louisiana Style, and Flemish Fillets, plus serving suggestions and a starch guide.

Hatteras Light May Be Reactivated This Summer

The Old Cape Hatteras Light in North Carolina, abandoned in 1956 due to shoreline erosion, is saved by artificial dunes and could be reactivated this summer.

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Redwood tree yields nine dye producing varieties

A medium sized redwood tree first cultivated in India Sumatra and Ceylon later grown in Europe and the Americas. The wood yields a bright red dye used for coloring.

India Sumatra Ceylon Europe Americas

From the Sticks on Relaxation and Getting Things Done

Nellie M Wittmer urges readers to stop worrying and start working. She asks busy homemakers to budget energy, tackle the nearest tasks, wash windows inside, dust furniture, and rest with purpose. The piece emphasizes practical chores, steady effort, and avoiding unnecessary distraction. Sell it with a Classified.

Health Unit News from Cedar Rapids Meeting

Al Bennett described an all day conference of sewerage plant operators and city officials in Cedar Rapids where 17 of 29 district plants were represented. In Des Moines Doster and Thelma Luther attended state department meetings while six children were examined in Riverside. Rabies cases rose statewide with 29 in four weeks and livestock losses from bites. An April 15 x ray clinic is slated in Dr Boices office and two new ringworm cases were reported by Aileen Jeffrey. Of 37 cases under health office watch 18 are cured.

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