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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1945

Page

2

From Today On A Fresh Start For A Widow And War Wife

Kathleen Norris urges readers to begin anew today by cutting waste, saving, and supporting loved ones amid war. She shares Alice M.’s struggle with loyalty, secrecy, and rebuilding after hardship as Archie returns home nearly blind.

Start Today to Repair War Time Homes

Miss Norris advises women on the home front to act now not to dwell on the past. A naval officer return with his mother and adopted son will bring two more children into Alice’s household as she tries to save her marriage after an unsavory wartime liaison.

Tom Alice M Alice Red Cross Archie Miss Norris

Nutritional Vitamin C Sources Beyond Citrus and Tomatoes

The article notes fresh cabbage and turnips match citrus fruits in vitamin C content. It highlights North Dakota buffalo berry as outstanding, guava powder at 3 percent concentration, and mentions Russians and British making rose hip jam and a Russian nut product also containing 3 percent.

North Dakota

A Bit of Earth Seals Promise for Lily Bell

Lily Bell and Sam accept a land sale offer from Mr. Davis to buy the farm on installments, hoping stability for their ten children and in laws. Sally alerts the family to possible risks, but Sam defends their plan as Lily Bell imagines a home with windows, curtains, and a winter garden.

Sly Bell Mr. Davis Sam Sally Lily Bell Davis Bill Annie

Vegetable Canning Tips For Winter Stock Preservation

Practical guide for home canning from Lynn Chambers on winter stock preparation. Emphasizes fresh vegetables, cleanliness, rapid processing, and use of pressure cookers or boiling water baths to prevent bacteria, with steps for filling jars, hot packing, and jar preparation.

Peacock

Lynn Says Canning Memos Time Save and Safe Seals

Lynn advises not to rush preserving by speeding vegetables or fruits in water bath or pressure canners. Establish a steady line schedule with ready produce and equipment. After packing, press a clean knife around the jar to release air bubbles and destroy bacteria, then wipe the rim.

Cholera Outbreaks Climb Across United States

Over the past five years cholera outbreaks have risen nationwide with more than 5200 officially reported cases last year, excluding numerous smaller local clusters.

United States

New Uses for an Old Fashioned Knife Box

Pattern 281 offers exact patterns and assembly steps to build a knife box with a pull-out stand. The article promotes using pine or maple and plastic glue for simple joinings. Send 15 cents with name and address to obtain Pattern 281 for the project.

First Night Games in Baseball History

The first game under lights occurred in 1883 in Fort Wayne Indiana. The first minor league night game happened in 1930 in Independence Kansas. The first major league night game was played in 1935 in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Independence Kans Fort Wayne Ind

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Kathleen Norris By Kathleen Norris Africa Lillian Austin McClure Newspaper Syndicate WIN Features Lynn Chambers United States Department of Agriculture Western Newspaper Union Lynn Ruth Wyeth Bspfrars Bedford Hills New York St. Joseph P.O Tropics Yodora McKesson & Robbing, Inc Bridgeport Conn Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Lydia E.pinkham WNU Doan UATE
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