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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1940

Page

7

Lemonade and Summer Treats for Home Simplicity

Household tips for refreshing fruit drinks and frozen desserts with lemonades iced coffees and teas. Includes recipes for cookies desserts punches and beverages plus tips on washable dress fabrics and space saving two in one laundry and ironing tools.

Nail polish and lipstick portrayed as pagan by Nazi propaganda

A wartime poem mocks Nazi hostility to cosmetics and women’s attire, contrasting brutal acts like bombing and looting with policing women’s fashion. It condemns the regime’s double standards on treaties and violence, portraying lacquered nails as a sign of decadence.

Nazi Germany

No. It Degrades The Womanly Image A World On Edge

A satirical collage contrasts moral norms with wartime hysteria. It mocks reactions to gas masks and lipstick as signs of civilization, questions aid to Britain, and notes political shifts from Chamberlain to Roosevelt while highlighting a charged fear of global conflict.

Thomas Hitchcock the Elder Ties Time in Sport

ARATOGA N Y The master horseman Thomas Hitchcock 80s remains a leading figure in racing and polo. He explains training methods patience natural jumpers and early schooling with horses and polo ponies emphasizing turning agility over pure speed. He recalls beginnings in Oxford around 1879 and 61 years of ongoing work.

Superman Connie Mack Lonnie Stagg Thomas Hitchcock Mr. Hitchcock Oxford

Is This Woman a Fool by Kathleen Norris

Kathleen Norris argues for equal rights for women and critiques unconscious vassalage in marriage. She cites examples of restrictiveness in domestic life, urges women to consider what would truly make them happy, and notes a couple's letter illustrating tyrannical control by a husband and its effects on family well being.

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