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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1939

Page

2

U S Seeks Peace Safeguards As War Looms In Europe

A weekly analysis outlines Roosevelt's peace appeal amid rising European tensions. Tangier port, Iberian coast, and Portuguese fascists loom as potential flashpoints. Britain France and Russia push a mutual aid pact while the U S weighs cash and carry and sanctions to stay neutral yet prepared for war.

U. S Joseph W. la Bine Roosevelt Congress John America

General Motors World Fair Prophecies and Food Myths Debunked

The article notes GM's 1934 Chicago and New York World’s Fairs with bold forecasts from Alfred P. Sloan Jr. and executives. It also recounts Houston Goudiss’s 1939–60 dietary advice debunking meat cheese and fruit myths, promoting balanced meals and scientific evidence over misinformation.

General Motors New York Alfred P. Sloan Jr U. S. Corporation U. S Europe Win—C. Houston Goudiss

Weekly News Analysis Questions About World War II Era Figures

The set asks about Breckenridge Long Paul Teleky Oliviera de Salazar Franz von Papen and related WWII topics. It queries 1937 1938 labor strikes world fair 1942 strategic raw materials U S lighted cities future transatlantic filer war department staff U S exports to Britain January February 1939 imports from Britain Italian German threats to a European nation and Tangier ownership.

Senate Bryn Mawr College Charles Fenwick Key Pittman Elbert Thomas Thomas Utah Wiliam E. Borah Pittman California Hiram Johnson U. S Great Britain Japan Breckenridge Long Italy Cordell Hull U.S Britain House Foreign Affairs Charles A. Lindbergh War Department Lindbergh Paul Teleky Oliviera de Salazar Franz von Papen U. S. War Department

Home Hints From Around the House

Crystallized honey can be liquefied by warm water under 140 degrees to preserve color and flavor. Serge suits revive with vinegar and water before pressing. Weekly plant care with a dash of ammonia keeps soil sweet and leaves glossy. Sun and cold water remove light linen scorch marks. Salt speeds up hot starch glow. Dry pick preps duck feathers, then boil cloth to remove down. Lemon rub cleans aluminum kettles. lacquer not thinned with turpentine or linseed oil. Avoid shiny study surfaces for easier reading.

Favorite Recipe of the Week Grape-Nuts Flakes Rolls

The recipe for Grape-Nuts Flakes rolls uses milk salt sugar egg yolks yeast and flour with shortening and butter. The process includes scalding milk mixing in ingredients raising in warm water folding shaping and baking at 400 degrees F for about 20 minutes yielding about 36 rolls.

Towels in Stitchery Quaint Motifs for Home Use

Quaint towel motifs sold as pairs function as small pictures or pillow toppers. Most are 10 per inch cross stitch with simple stitching for variety. Pattern 6242 offers six motifs with color schemes materials and stitch illustrations. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 West 14th St New York NY.

Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept West 14Th St New York N. Y

Correct Constipation Before Not After

An advertising notice promotes Kellogg's All Bran as a preventive remedy for constipation. It urges daily intake with milk or baked into muffins, plus ample water, and credits Battle Creek Kellogg's as the producer sold by grocers.

Kellogg’s Kellogg's Battle Creek Adlerika

Labor's Part Genius Begins Great Works

A concise quotation notes that while labor initiates great works, it is labor alone that completes them, attributed to Joubert. The line reflects on the essential role of sustained effort in turning ideas into finished achievements.

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Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini Rome-Berlin Il Duce Mr. Roosevelt Mediterranean Tangier Gibraltar Spain Spanish Germany Africa East Indies Munich Balkans Turkey Greece Romania Hitler Austria Hungary Yugoslavia Rome France Danzig Poland Reich Antartica Norway Department of Commerce Pipo Madrid Johnson Statesman Long Labor National Labor Relations Board NLRB American Federation of Labor Congress of Industrial Organizations Senate Labor Committee J. Warren Madden A. F. of C. I Perkins Madden A. F. of L Eduard Benes Chicago Fred Suite Jr Lourdes C. Houston Goodiss By C. Houston Goudiss United States Department of Agriculture Roy Weldon Moorehead Iowa Confucius Pinkham
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