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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1937

Page

3

Gentle and Mean Wasp Personalities Revealed by Study

Biologist Austin H. Clark reports a Virginia wasp nest with a new sub species showing strong individual differences. The first female emerged aggressive and defensive, while a larger sister was placid and observant. Males and other females showed varied temperaments and problem solving, with wasps sleeping in darkness and displaying distinct personalities.

Washington Austin H. Clark Smithsonian Institution Clark Virginia Mr. Clark

Clove Flavor Hint for Doughnuts Marmalade and Soil Tips

A column offering kitchen advice suggests adding whole cloves to frying fat for doughnuts and peeling orange skins by soaking in boiling water. It also notes lightening clay-like potting soil with sand and advises washing small rugs in a machine without wringing and air drying to preserve shape.

Associated Newspapers WNU

Power of Vision by Leonard A Barrett

The article questions the source of greatness in art music and science. It asks whether inspiration genius or a further element drives achievement and proposes vision as the essential extra factor guiding faithful expression of inner patterns.

Power OF Vision Leonard A. Barrett

Vision and sacrifice in the pursuit of art and ideal

The article extols vision as essential to achievement and cites Kreisler Rembrandt Paul Shakespeare Lincoln Florence Nightingale and Nightingale as examples. It argues genius requires vision and that one talent plus faithful vision can exceed mere talent without vision. It stresses lifelong vocation and self sacrifice as core.

Fritz Kreisler Vienna Rembrandt Paul Shakespeare Lincoln Naton Florence Nightingale

A fourteen year old reshapes her bedroom with walnut panels and floral decor

In a high school girl's room makeover, Jean guides wall wallpaper curtains and lamps to reflect a grown up identity. May Lee and family discuss a walnut veneer wall treatment, blue-jay furniture, coral accents, and brass details for a striking yet tranquil ensemble.

Han Helen Jean May Lee Prudence Enders Cretonnes

Vision and patience in labor cited by Western Newspaper Union

The article quotes that vision guides work and guards it from idle dreaming and market dross. It notes that lack of vision equals lack of power to use life and references the line Though the vision tarry, wait for it, for it will surely come.

Western Newspaper Union

Early Ohio School Bell Noisy Morning Icehouse Tale

A fragment explains how in early Ohio schools a teacher rang in classes by banging a bucket with a stick rather than using a bell. The crude signaling method came from pounding the bucket outside the school building to start the day.

Ohio

Christ Cross and Its Meaning for Me

Sermon outline on Jesus crucifixion with Pilate and Jewish leaders as foil and the disciples as learners. Emphasizes Calvary between Christmas and Easter, Christ as Saviour, strength and compassion, and the call to follow his example in care for others.

God John Jesus Bethlehem Pilate Rome Paul Martin Luther

Toiling Daily Upward Toward Heaven and God

Theodore Parker lines reflect daily labor and spiritual ascent as workers seek closer proximity to God through persistent effort. The verse echoes inward reform and moral striving in the faith tradition.

Earth Jacob God Theodore Parker

Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Advertised as Laxative

Sugar coated laxative pills marketed as effective and popular with children. The advertisement urges readers to buy now.

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