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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1947

Page

7

Sweetly styled school dress pattern for girls 6 to 14

Sewing Circle Patterns advertises Pattern No 1472 in sizes 11 to 18 with yardage for size 12 and 1 yard ricrac, and Pattern No 8179 in sizes 6 to 14 with sleeve length guidance. The card invites orders to SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT Chicago and asks 25 cents per pattern, including name and address.

Ricrac Dept South Wells St Chicago 7 Ill

Trivia Q and A: Caseys, Death Valley, and Cold Facts

A reader quiz covers Casey as inspiration for Casey at the Bat, spectator totals for horse racing and baseball, water in Death Valley, gold value, the Conscience Fund start, electricity in electric eels, U S senators age averages, equatorial cold, crocodile tears, and George C Marshall’s salary. Answers provide names, figures, and context.

Casey Death Valley Treasury Department U. S George C. Marshall

Mrs Twain’s edits finish Twain characters charm readers

Mrs Mark Twain edited many of his manuscripts influencing beloved figures like Aunt Polly Tom Sawyer and the incomparable Huckleberry Finn. The line two heads are better than one underscores collaborative touches in his writings.

Mark Twain Aunt Polly Tom Sawyer

Sherlock Holmes Author Meets Taxi Driver in Paris

Arthur Conan Doyle arrives by taxi in Paris and learns the driver identified him from papers and a recent haircut. The author notes the driver could tell he was English from appearance and luggage. Doyle is stunned at the minimal evidence used to recognize him.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Paris Merci Monsieur Doyle France Sherlock Holmes

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