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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1936
Page
3
Quilt patterns feature four 9 inch blocks illustrating classic nursery tales. Embroidery uses outline stitch and color threads. Outfit No 491 priced at 10 cents, mailed from Home Craft Co. Dept. A Nineteenth and St. Louis Ave St. Louis Mo. Send self addressed stamped envelope for information.
The fragment suggests a proverb about belief shaping illness in a draught. It hints at a father's voice or teaching about health and perception influencing symptoms. The text is incomplete but implies caution against self diagnosis based on cold drafts.
The U S Supreme Court held the Agricultural Adjustment Act unconstitutional as it overstepped federal authority by regulating farm production through processing taxes and farm benefit contracts. Chief Justice Hughes joined the majority. justices Stone Brandeis and Cardozo dissented. President Roosevelt and administration leaders faced budgetary strain as processing tax flows halted and payments to farmers stopped pending further orders.
President Roosevelt used a two paragraph focus on the state of the nation to defend New Deal gains and warn against repeal attempts. Secretary Perkins praised social security advances, while Ickes denounced opponents as reactionaries and praised PWA housing progress amid persistent political contention.
National Geographic Society announces the Salmon River expedition along Idaho's Salmon canyon. The voyage records geology and photography while navigating hairpin turns and jagged rocks in a 500 mile river system rising at Redfish Lake and feeding the Snake River.
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