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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1938
Page
2
Archduke Joseph Ferdinand of Hapsburg, head of the Hapsburg-Tuscany line and great-uncle of Archduke Otto, is shown in a Nazi prison uniform during the early happy days of the dual monarchy.
A church lesson emphasizes finding self through service, warns against relying on formal religion for salvation, and notes Jesus taught denial of self and taking up the cross to gain eternal life. It argues psychology taps biblical principles but stresses grace through faith in Christ.
A teen in the 17 to 18 range vents about strict parents who keep her home and scold her friends. The reply argues parents have memories of youth and that both sides misjudge each other. It suggests youths should heed elders who act with genuine care, not outsiders.
Joseph Buerckel, a 40 year old former schoolmaster, is Nazism’s key figure for subjugating Austria, overseeing fusion and control of Austrian Nazis and proclaiming German justice. His rise began after World War I and Munich beer hall incident. he later served as Saar governor and issued anti Jewish shop decrees.
The tale centers on Diego de Marcilla and Isabel de Segura, known as Spain's Romeo and Juliet. Set in Teruel during the 13th century under King James of Aragon, family disapproval drives their separation and sorrowful deaths. Their mummified bodies rest in the chapel of San Pedro Church.
Charming filet crochet pattern 5975 offers a chair or buffet set with matching pillow. Includes peacocks and roses in open mesh and scarf-end repeatable chairback. Complete instructions charts and material list. send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle New York City for pattern.
The tale recalls Sir James Crichton Browne recounting how a Marl borough duke and Consuelo Vanderbilt owned an emu on their Oxford area estate. When the emu laid an egg while the couple was away, a telegram said the goose would sit on it in their absence.
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