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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
3
Simple hints and recipes for making freezer ice cream and sherbets with modern ice cream freezers. Includes peppermint candy, strawberry, buttermilk and creamless varieties, lemon sherbet, and a call to buy Eleanor Howe’s Easy Entertaining from Western Newspaper Union.
Self examination leads believers to assess life against Paul s example. The lesson explores living above circumstances as seen in Philippians and facing eternity with joy. It urges forward progress toward the heavenly goal, stressing the reward of righteousness from Christ and the need for steadfast effort.
The diagram shows pattern No. 1754 a two-piece daytime dress with neckline darts and lace edging, suitable for sizes 32 through 46. Pattern No. 1761 offers a smart jacket ensemble with paneled skirt and slim hip line, sizes 34 through 48. Fabric options include linen, gingham, batiste, lawn, and chiffons. price 15 cents each.
The quiz covers topics from Bastille to incandescent lighting. Key facts include Samuel Pepys as a diarist, H M S meaning His Majesty's Ship, and Greenland as the largest island after Australia.
Rebecca Grantz, born March 4 1781 in Langerdorff Upper Silesia, lived as a Philadelphia figure known as the good Jewess and the beautiful Jewess. Her portrait was painted by Malbone and Sully. Washington Irving drew Scott’s attention to her, and she died August 27 1869.
The Irish barrister Paradox Keller jokes with a solemn judge about gravity and levity. He salutes the judge claiming the judge rose by gravity while Keller sank by levity, illustrating a clash of wit and status.
James G. Stahlman, president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, lauds the Federal Constitution as the firm base for democracy and notes the four essentials free press, free speech, free assembly, and free worship as guarding liberty. He warns that liberty perishes when these fundamentals are abridged or abolished.
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