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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1939
Page
6
Marie and Kelsey clash over heroism and pride on a film set. A romantic triangle with A Leon Snydacker plans and Moby Dickstein navigating the crew ends in Marie crying after a dramatic canoe scene and a blunt exchange with Kelsey. The episode exposes fragile egos and blurred loyalties in Hollywood style.
A. Leon Snydacker of Purity Pictures fires Moby Dickstein after another failed attempt to recruit star Sayles for a weekend trip. Moby returns with news the actress is not interested, while Snydacker schemes to seal a favorable arrangement with Miss Van Stratten as he contemplates the upcoming private office meeting.
Milk Facts says U S dairy growth has surged in fifty years making the nation the top dairying country. About 25 million cows milked daily on three quarters of six million farms produce 30 million milk bottles daily totaling 48.777 billion quarts yearly. Milk is the largest farm income item, with New York and Wisconsin leading state cash from milk. Americans average 153 quarts per year, behind Swiss 232.
The Pekingese long known as the Lion dog of China appears in art and textiles. A Chambers Journal writer notes the absurd claim of any likeness to a lion compare with the Chinese view, while eunuchs tended the dogs in the Forbidden City and some mothers were forced to feed male babies to Pekingese.
Lesson text analyzes Peter on the Mount of Transfiguration and God’s declaration of Jesus as the Son. It stresses vision before service, faith amid need, and Christ’s omnipotent authority, concluding with the boy’s healing and the sinner’s freedom through faith.
A biblical excerpt from Jeremiah 25:8-11 describes the Lord promising to send Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon to wage against the land for seventy years, taking away voices of mirth and gladness as nations serve the Babylonian king.
The piece argues against glorifying criminals as heroes and urges readers to consider influence, personal responsibility, and integrity. It warns that cheating in one context signals a broader moral failure and emphasizes honest empathy and accountability.
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