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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
7
Eleanor Roosevelt outlines a plan for compulsory service for girls aged 18 to 24 as a continuation of practical training. She argues it would benefit communities and future careers, separate from military defense, and would utilize existing organizations while avoiding government backing.
Elmer Twitchell urges President to allow changes in auto designs to keep morale high during the crisis. He warns Americans would revolt at unchanged trims and insists autos must adapt color schemes, front ends, and gadgets while prioritizing defense. Footnotes note knitters’ spirit and Hollywood debates, with jokes on stock market and war headlines.
Kathleen Norris discusses how women bear a harsh moral price for past relationships. Naomi’s dilemma pits engagement to Clark against renewed advances from Donny, with Norris advising a firm break from both men to preserve future happiness and self respect.
Health columnist cautions that self treated pain may hide underlying illness. Regular use of pain relievers can obscure causes such as anemia ulcers or gall bladder disease and worsen conditions. Seek medical and dental advice to diagnose and treat root problems.
A study of 400 native white addicts admitted to Fort Leavenworth shows they are not inherently weak or undernourished. They were normal in build, slightly taller and heavier than average, with weight gains during treatment. The piece argues addiction stems from character flaws rather than constitutional weakness.
The column states mouth ulcers arise from noninfectious mouth or stomach disturbances. Leukoderma is white skin spots from pigment loss and not serious. Leukemia is a form of anemia with increased white blood cells and is serious.
A short piece explains how dreams reveal inner guilt or hidden truths and can aid problem solving. It promotes a 32 page booklet with scientific explanations of common dreams and notes some dreams may be prophetic. Send your order for a copy.
Reader Home Service of 635 Sixth Avenue New York sells copies of The Meaning of Dreams for 10 cents.
A brief ornate reflection cites Edward Burke on manners and national affection. It argues a well formed mind should relish orderly conduct and find a lovely country fosters love.
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