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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
3
Dr Vaughan of Richmond said headaches may stem from food allergies. By analysing recent meals, individuals can spot a culprit and avoid recurrence. Overeating can also trigger headaches as the digestive system signals overload.
A collection of old fashioned recipes including Frozen Crab Meat Cocktail Bavarian Cream Creamed Cabbage With Ham Fried Clams and a coconut horseradish spread. Each item lists ingredients and basic preparation steps for home kitchen use.
A wall paper made from heart wood of Tennessee aromatic red cedar offers cedar scent and moth protection for closets at low cost. It features a cedar grain design with board ends and nail heads, rolls sealed for freshness, and potential use for drawers shelves and even cedar chests.
A recipe advises mixing one cup mayonnaise with % cup chili sauce and curry powder to taste. The sauce gains distinct savor from more curry powder, suited for cold fish dishes from the Bell Syndicate WNY Service.
A playful exchange contrasts big creatures and small ones with a Jersey mosquito and a Jersey cow. A diner joke follows about driving with one arm and a waiter complaint about a steak described as too small, ending with a manager's quip about plate size.
A landlady recalls a tenant who was an inventor and created an explosive. The roomer questions the wall stains while the landlady insists the stains are the inventor’s mark.
Advertising extols Pepsodent containing Irium as a safe dentifrice with no grit pumice or bleach. It promises a dazzling natural luster from daily use and claims it outshines all other dentifrices on the market.
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