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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1937

Page

3

Catacombs of Honolulu Rival Those of Rome

Honolulu officials Fred J. Ohrt and C. W. Wentworth report a vast underground system beneath the city reaching to Diamond Head. Pools host eyeless fish, skeletons, and relics while natural caves likely formed 20,000 years ago. Catacombs served as refuges during tribal warfare and possible sacred burial spaces for high chiefs.

Honolulu Hawaii Fred J. Ohrt Honolulu Water Bureau C. W. Wentworth Rome Paris Diamond Head Wentworth

Neighbor Tips for Food and Florals from 1910s Guide

A reader shares kitchen and garden advice including olive and pepper fillings with mayonnaise for sandwiches and a decorative organza dressing for a young girl. It also covers seed sowing in flats, transplanting care, poinsettia trimming, and plant fertilizer use.

When East Meets West In Mutual Responsibility

Leonard A Barrett argues against the inward looking corner mindset that divides people by class and wealth. He warns that social and economic barriers create tragedy as two strong individuals fail to stand face to face and share responsibility.

CHIC DINNER DRESS

A Western Newspaper Union message extols unity and shared human dignity in democracy. It urges burying malice, practicing humane mentorship, and standing with the weak to strengthen society, proclaiming that no East or West exists when two people meet as equals.

Western Newspaper Union

Meeting of East and West Through Shared Suffering

The text argues that poverty and ignorance need to meet wealth and culture to unite nations. It cites floods and disasters as levelers that reveal mutual need and the power of Red Cross and Near East Relief in prompting face to face aid. It stresses sacrifice, compromise, and the value of humanitarian action.

East West Ministry of the Red Cross Japan China

Household Fints by Betty Wells

Betty Wells surveys a New York house wares show with gadgets for home use from broccoli steamers to travel irons. She highlights compact portable appliances, self cleaning tools, and a roll top cabinet while noting practical layouts for a boy’s attic workspace with light green walls and plaid accents.

Women Lead As Losers In Fort Worth Stores

A Fort Worth survey across department stores buses trains and street cars shows women lose more articles than men though less expensive items. Hairpins and gloves are common losses with gloves singled out as most misplaced and husbands appearing among lost items.

Fort Worth Tex

The Pie Eating Judge of Vermont

Judge Charles S. Dana of New Haven Vermont claims pie eating as a lifelong habit eating pie for breakfast lunch and dinner and even between meals He asserts he has tasted over 100 kinds of pie daily since boyhood Mrs Dana bakes them and his legend has reached Washington where officials consider inviting him to share his pie craft

New England New Dana Vermont Washington Charles A. Plumley

Mother daughter sew your own party fashions

An article shows a mother and daughter sewing their own party dresses using Barbara Bell patterns. It highlights the joy of making elegant wear at home, explains pattern details for sizes from children to adults, and promotes the Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book with a 15 cent order.

Marge Rose Joanie Auntie Rose Jolly Twelve Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Wacker Dr Chicago Bell Syndicate WNU

Quotations on Peace and Music by Historical Figures

A trio of quotes reflects concerns about war and peace. Franklin D. Roosevelt warns that weapons of death threaten civilization, Leopold Stokowski praises music that grows on the ear, and the Bishop of Manchester likens the world to a powder keg with lunatics at the torch.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Leopold Stokowski Bishop of Manchester

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