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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1945
Page
3
Pasteurization of shell eggs via five second boiling in water forms a protective albumin film and preserves freshness. Implemented at Cornell and Missouri, the method keeps eggs safe and usable longer, about 12 months in cold storage or roughly three months without refrigeration.
Farmers adopt electrically operated hay dryers using forced ventilation to cure hay in the mow. Wooden ducts lay on the mow floor simplifying the curing process for hundreds of farmers.
Farmers use a forced ventilation system to move forage into the mow soon after cutting. An electric motor powers the blower, or a gasoline motor when electricity is unavailable, enabling airflow through hay to speed drying in two to four hours before leaves shed.
Wartime farming advice urges planting evergreen windbreaks now to shelter homes and cut heating costs. Stock may yield commercial products such as fruit nuts or wood, advancing land value while providing an annual pay crop for farmers.
Warner Bros buys Tae Hasty Heart film rights as John Lund signs for a starring Broadway turn. Bruce Cabot’s army service echoes in family anecdotes, while performers like Dick Powell shift to serious drama. Ken Roberts and The Association Players echo the path from stage to screen as radio shifts and films like The Sea of Grass move forward.
A brief notice identifies Harold L Lundquist DD of the Moody Bible Institute Chicago. The record notes his association with the institution and his title in a church or education context.
Lesson for April 1 presents subjects and scripture selections chosen and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education and used by permission. The note lists resources and underscores authorization for public use.
This sermon notes the Easter story from Matthew 27 to 28, stressing Christianity as a resurrection faith. It highlights Christ’s enemies, the angelic empty tomb and Peter’s fear turning to joy, and calls believers to share the good news with others.
A sewing circle crafts a quaint garden scene on fabric using natural colors and lazy daisy stitches. The piece decorates sheet and pillow cases with a charming, vintage-inspired floral motif.
A neighbor asks to borrow a rope and is surprised when the owner reveals he needs the rope to tie up sand. The tale highlights the idea that a rope can accomplish almost anything when one does not want to lend it.
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