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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1941

Page

6

Time softens the verdict on Benedict Arnold’s Saratoga legacy

This piece traces Benedict Arnold born January 14 1741 from celebrated soldier to infamous traitor. It recalls his Saratoga feats and West Point plot, the shifting views of Americans over time, and his final years in England dying June 14 1801 in poverty.

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Lessons on the Invitation to God’s Feast

A religious lesson discusses Luke 14 15 24 focusing on accepting God's invitation over empty pious talk. It urges Christians to act, inviting personal soul winning and warning against excuses like new possessions or business matters that keep one from responding. It cites Moody and offers a free booklet on soul winning.

Christ Jesus Morgan Will H. Houghton Kansas City Dwight L. Moody

Cereal Cookies Offer Tasty Low Cost Change from Stand-Bys

A cereal based cookie trend replaces old favorites with Bran Butterscotch Cookies New Zealand Corn Flake Kisses and Mincemeat Hermits. Recipes use cooked cereals and corn flakes with standard pantry staples yielding dozens of flavorful, inexpensive treats for home bakers.

Ceres New Zealand

Must Have His Spirit

A boy in Rome asks for the master's brush from a dead painter. The message: true art comes from the spirit, not tools. The church faces a similar challenge, needing the Master’s spirit to carry on His work.

Rome Townley

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