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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1941

Page

3

Deviled Beans in Buttered Noodl es Supper Menu and Radio Night

Church supper plan features Deviled Beans in Buttered Noodles for fifty with Perfection Salad and Fruit Whip. Menu includes wet rolls Boston Brown Bread coffee tea and milk. entertainment centers on a coast to coast radio studio theme with Uncle Sam MC and multiple state stations.

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Hollywood Buzz on Reed Hadley to Star in The Uniform

Virginia Vale reports Reed Hadley, tall Texan with New York stage roots, being noticed by Carole Lombard and Clark Gable. Gable urged a Brown test for The Uniform, then Hadley lands the role without a formal screen test. He also is eyed for Man From the City as casting chiefs push him into Metro projects in Technicolor alongside Rosalind Russell. Ray Milland joins Reap the Wild Wind with DeMille, and John Wayne plays a sea captain in the same Technicolor saga.

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Hollywood Casting Costs and Early Garden Tips Compared

The piece notes monthly test costs from 1500 to 3000 dollars for screen tests in Hollywood with makeup, wardrobe, and crew salaries. It also offers garden advice on trimming and cutting flowers like marigold, zinnia, petunia, sweet peas, snapdragon, alyssum, and perennials to promote continuous blooming and a second crop. It mentions Veronica Lake as a new star candidate and other film industry anecdotes.

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Planning meals for large numbers and avoiding leftovers

The article advises estimating headcount to reduce waste and choosing a balanced, non spoilage prone menu for large gatherings. It recommends forming committees for setup cleanup and serving, avoiding recipe scaling beyond tested sizes, and using quick breads cakes and cookies from standard family recipes.

New Ideas On Hat Care And Closet Organization

A guide notes feminine headgear holds shape when upright but men’s hats may be stored upside down. It describes a maroon and blue hat box with taped hinge, a matching cardboard stand, and maroon bias tape edging. Tips include even cement spreading and using a pressing iron to fuse parts.

Heart and Mind Unite for Harmony and Liberty

A motivational excerpt urging citizens to join with one heart and one mind to restore social harmony, affection, and liberty, warnings that without unity life becomes dreary.

Thomas Jefferson

Proving That Doctors Don't Know Everything

A doctor, awakened by a frantic husband claiming his wife has appendicitis, refuses to rush over. He recalls removing her appendix years ago and jokes about the impossibility of two appendixes, then questions whether anyone has two wives, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding.

Action of the Day Inspires Quiet Charity

A reflective note quotes Lowell on the weight of deeds and urges readers to follow with a single kind act. The line frames daily life as a stage for meaningful action over grand sentiment.

Neighborly Peace Versus Piety Cited by Schiller

A maxim notes that even the most devout may lack peace if opposed by a wicked neighbor. The saying reflects on moral virtue amid social friction and neighborly conflict.

Schiller

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