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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1951
Page
2
A 1950s style home economics column promotes protein rich meals for hot weather. Recipes include Cheese Pegs with mashed potatoes and vegetables, hot potato salad with frankfurters, Welsh rarebit with salmon, and a tangy lemon chiffon pie. Tips cover canning reprocessing and serving ideas for a well balanced table.
Bobby Dodd argues college football faces deep costs from the two platoon system and unlimited substitutions. He cites Tennessee and Kentucky as solvent due to bowl money, while others struggle with expenses from scholarships books training tables and travel. A TV plan led by Captain Tom Hamilton aims to limit live contests to curb bankruptcies across the sport.
President Truman privately criticizes big meat packers for inflating prices while defending consumer interests in the price control battle. He cites cattlemen and Congress as listening to industry, not the public, and argues that abolition of controls would harm dairy and poultry sectors through higher feed costs.
Needlework patterns offer amusing hat shaped pincushions in mauve jonquil yellow or pale green with forget me nots and ribbons. Pattern No 5984 includes complete crochet instructions materials stitch diagrams and finishing directions. An Anne Cabot Album is available for 25 cents with four gift patterns inside.
Mrs. Ardena Longaker a minister's wife from North Kansas City Missouri describes her recovery from loss of appetite weight loss and listlessness after using Hadacol She endorses the product stating she has gained weight and now eats well The ad promises vitamin and mineral relief and offers a money back guarantee with pricing for trial and family sizes.
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