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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1937
Page
2
Instructions for a blouse and skirt in sizes 116-18 and 38-40 using stockinette and ribbing stitches. Includes an illustration, material needs, and a note on yarn colors. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. to obtain pattern 5655 with name and address.
The scene centers on Vance and Markham preparing for a tense evening at the Garden apartment. Police contact and a courier package hint at a planned confrontation or gamble, with Heath and detectives awaiting at six. The plan hinges on a final bet and a later reception in the drawing room.
In the den Vance questions Hammle and others about last night and the day’s events. Zalia admits troubled feelings while Garden, Beeton and Siefert weigh alibis as Vance reveals the crime remains puzzling with no solid suspect. The tense gathering ends with a promise to continue seeking truth.
Hollywood notes celebrate the Ritz Brothers as the year’s top sensation with rapid gags in a three to five minute screen stunt. Joan Bennett shifts stage plans as Stage Door cast changes unfold, while Joan Bennett’s Vogues of 1937 sketches and other star moves ripple through the film world.
A clog almanac was an eight inch square wood brass or bone item hung in a room or fitted to a walking stick. It served as a perpetual almanac showing Sundays and fixed festivals and was introduced into England by the Danes.
A catalog of phrases with English meanings including Sit tibi terra levis and Mise en scene. Also Tout de meme Enfant terrible Mutatis mutandis Lune de mier Yeux deux Dernier cri and others with brief glosses.
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