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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1938

Page

3

Dress Up Potatoes to Please Guests

Guests are coming for dinner and a variety of potato dishes is suggested. The piece outlines potato croquettes and cutlets with macaroni sticks, sweet potato cutlets, and nut croquettes. plus cheese potatoes, cottage cheese salad, chicken a la King, ribbon sandwiches, and a fresh tomato sauce to pair with eggs or noodles, all with simple preparation steps.

Library Board Betty Wells

Making a Pretty Home From a Humble Garage

Anna Lee transforms a vacant two car garage with room above into a bright, lived in home on a shoestring budget. She paints white, adds blue and red accents, crafts rugs and curtains, and uses simple furniture to create a cheerful space. Household hints reveal frugal efficiency and personal style.

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The Sunny Side of Life and a Missed Name

A lighthearted dialogue about naming a baby daughter in a playful exchange. Mrs Tellit and Mrs Askit-Yes debate naming, juxtaposed with a stolen kiss from Willing. The Los Angeles Collegian adds a witty voice over.

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Pepsodent with Irium Promises Bright Teeth Safely

An advertisement touts Pepsodent toothpaste containing Irium as a safe solution for removing surface stains and polishing teeth to a brilliant shine. It emphasizes no bleach no pumice and urges readers to try Pepsodent for naturally sparkling teeth.

Mean Temperature Tale From A Folkloric Place

A humorous local quip describes extreme seasons with winter ice fuel and summer heat. It remarks that in winter women use ice cakes for cooking fuel and in summer drug stores stock boiling water for cooling drinks.

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