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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
3
A kitchen column presents two cherished recipes from readers Yorkshire Tarts and Orange Bread Pudding. Yorkshire Tarts use butter, sugar, eggs, lemon, and tart shells with a lemon filling. Orange Bread Pudding blends bread crumbs, milk, egg yolks, sugar, and citrus, baked in a water bath and finished with meringue.
A collection of kitchen instructions and tips features a fruit soufflé recipe with whipped cream, fried clams, French fried potatoes, steamed soft clams, custard sauce, honey toast, and notes on transforming sun porches into functional rooms. The piece includes household hints and practical suggestions for arranging spaces and sewing areas.
A guide to organizing a sewing area using a guest room as a temporary workspace. It suggests a long table under two windows, lamps, plants, an ironing board in the closet, and a multi-drawer shoe box to store notions, threads, and patterns. A large sheet on the floor catches fabric snips and pins for easy cleanup.
A comic exchange shows a beggar asking for a dime and a sailor promising repayment, followed by a classroom joke where a professor demands order and the class shouts for beer. The scene captures light humor from campus life and a playful street exchange.
A popular film star tests her French at table and replies Oui when asked for sugar. A gallant tries to probe meaning with the line What do you mean by we. The actress clarifies saying O U and I.
A vintage advertisement touts Pepsodent Paste and Powder with Irium for "natural radiance." It claims twice daily use reveals pearly brilliance quickly, with no bleach grit or pumice and a tingling, refreshed mouth.
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