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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
3
A May 28 1950 devotional argues that the Bible guides faith and practice not as a literal problem lookup. It urges personal repentance and forgiveness, emphasizes turning from sin, and links peace with God’s plan while warning against war and atomic age danger.
Eric Geiger a Salzburg JCC member toured the United States as a guest of patriotic societies, living with families, attending dinners, and visiting Washington. The project began with Salzburg Amarillo exchanges, culminating in his U.S. visit and exposure to Congress and Dean Acheson.
Pattern 5094 provides tracing for applique and press diagram of a quilt with "gay figured" sunbonnet ladies on pastel backgrounds. Includes simple quilting instructions and material requirements. Send 25 cents for the Anne Cabot ALBUM featuring easy designs and one free pattern inside.
A cooking note advises enlivening creamed shrimp sauce with a bit of onion juice and a tablespoon of cooking sherry for richer flavor.
Do not crowd glassware in the dish pan. A good rule is two stem glasses at a time. Lay a cloth in the bottom of the pan.
Cleaning stainless steel utensils requires gentleness and proper technique. Soak to loosen residue and avoid harsh abrasives. use a dulled surface like a wooden spoon to scrub. For copper bottoms, use copper cleaner or rub with a lemon cut and dipped in salt.
The term trosseau derives from trusse meaning a bundle. Historically brides supplied clothing and household gear to last many years.
Rinse glasses in water at the same temperature as the wash water. Add a few drops of dilute ammonia or bluing for luster unless the glass has gold or silver decoration. Drain on a rubber mat or Turkish towel on the drain board. Dry by hand with a lintless towel.
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