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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1951
Page
7
Instructions cover cleaning plaster of Paris statuary with a starch paste, cutting mirrors into squares to use as decor, painting springs to prevent rust, using sal soda and fuller's earth on marble for twenty four hours, and cleaning ivory with soap and water or lemon salt rub for glued pieces.
Paste moleskin on the bottom of heavy ornaments and flower pots to prevent scratches on tabletops. Old felt hats can be cut up and used for the same purpose to protect surfaces.
Sonny answers why he is late for school every morning. He says a street corner sign reads School Go Slow and explains its message to his teacher.
Mrs. J. P. Kahler of Lincoln Nebraska wins top prizes in cooking at the 1950 Lancaster County Fair and Nebraska State Fair. She praises Fleischmanns New Improved Active Dry Yeast as fast rising and easy to use. The article promotes yeast to home bakers and urges using Active Dry Yeast for tasty nourishing yeast-raised treats.
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