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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
2
Kathleen Norris advises Mrs. Kling to resist uprooting family life over wartime disillusion. A country retreat with peace, work, and patient rebuilding can restore balance as men carry deep scars from the war. She urges teaching, helping, cheering, and healing at home to shape a better tomorrow.
After military service Harry returns to work as a claim adjuster with a good salary. His wife and two young daughters live with him. Despite stability he grows moody and restless, planning to move 35 miles away to a rundown 52 acre property with two houses to start a farm, a plan his wife opposes.
In Brownton, Joe Adams earns a Bronze Star for bravery delivering a wounded comrade under fire in Italy, despite local jeers labeling him a coward. He later downplays hero status, recalling his piano talent and doubt about war acclaim while recovering.
A Western Newspaper Union release promotes summer hosting with no stove time and plenty of beverages. It offers buffet style lawn parties with cool drinks, fruit, and cookies, plus simple salads and flowered table settings. Recipes include Party Punch, Orange Cream, and Swedish Layer Cake with practical steps and serving tips.
The guide recommends flavoring iced tea with honey and serving with lemon and orange wedges. Use frozen juice or tea cubes to prevent watery drinks, and add fruit bits or mint for attractiveness. A noted afternoon pick me up is tomato juice with ginger ale or apricot nectar with lemon. Iced coffee can sparkle with meringue and cinnamon.
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The list provides terse clues: Ireland is called a poetic name. the subjects are minors. a stogy is a coarse boot while a stogie is a slender cigar. a banner headline spans multiple columns. Boston Commons is in Boston. and the number four.
Among the oddest eyes in the animal kingdom is the oar shrimp Eretmacaris. Its single eye sits at the end of a flexible stalk that projects horizontally from the head and is longer than the shrimp's body.
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