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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1937
Page
2
Dominick Devincenzi of Chicago uses a propeller driven aerocycle to power his streamlined bicycle. The device reportedly enables speeds of up to 45 miles per hour.
Column reflects on Senator Joe Robinson of Arkansas as Democratic leader and field marshal for Roosevelt's judiciary plan. Washington observers warn Robinson’s death could cripple the court packing push and shift power in Congress, with political fate hinging on reorganizing the Supreme Court.
The piece outlines how the Roosevelt court plan falters amid Van Devanter's resignation, Senate friction, and opposition from within the party. It notes Robinson as a suggested successor and Sumners’ warning that the bill may never reach the House, amid broader party splits over New Deal policies. It closes with Roosevelt vetoing a Star Route renewal bill aiding mail carriers and the political stakes for postwar policy.
The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept advertises Patterns 1354 1307 and 1324 with sizes 34 to 46 12 to 20 and 14 to 20 respectively. Yardage lists 4% to 3% yards of fabric 39 or 35 inch and ribbon requirements plus belt bow trimming. Order via Room 1020 211 W Wacker Dr Chicago Illinois. Price 15 cents each.
A compact listing of Latin French and Italian phrases with English translations. Entries include ad hoc et ab hac through beneplacito and il sent te fagot noting meanings such as through trials to glory and the absent are in the wrong.
Collier's Weekly notes that native Japanese women's dress uses no buttons pins snaps or hooks. Kimonos garments undergarments stockings and shoes rely on cords bands and sashes to secure them.
A new booklet by home economics authorities provides practical household tips. It covers stain removal for washable and nonwashable suits, including egg white and carbon tetrachloride methods, plus laundering, cooking, meat selection, and home canning guidance. Copies cost 5 cents and are available from Miss Boyd in Chicago.
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