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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1946

Page

7

Bright Breakfast Ideas Inspire Pleasant Mornings

A Western Newspaper Union release extols a cheerful breakfast built on planning and variety. It recommends seasonal fruits like Anjou and Rose pears, cereals and hot oats, toast with cranberry or orange marmalade, and easy treats such as Honey Butter Roll Ups and Date-Orange Muffins. It also suggests eggs and sausage stuffed pears for a savory twist and emphasizes presentation, setting, and a positive mood to energize the day.

White Oilcloth Bunny Project From Homemaking Booklets

Step by step directions outline making a white oilcloth bunny from a homemaking booklet. It describes patterning on graph paper, cutting pieces, interlining ears to stand, sewing edges, and stuffing, with note on booklet contents and how to request Book 6.

Handy housekeeping tips from Lynn Says column

The column offers practical advice for home care. It recommends a soda bath to renew iron frying pans by boiling two tablespoons of soda in hot soapy water, then rinsing and washing again. It advises using old cotton flannel for polishing silverware and to wash them often. Woolens should dry slowly away from direct heat or sun. For boiled eggs, add a teaspoon of salt to the water to prevent shell cracking.

Extreme creatures adapt to extreme altitudes and depths

Bearded vultures inhabit the Himalayas at 24,000 feet where air pressure is 5.4 psi. Tail fishes dwell at 20,000 feet depth where water pressure reaches 8,900 psi, about 1,648 times greater than surface pressure.

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