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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1937
Page
3
Rutherford falls for Clara from the West and plans a future together. He balks at perceived artificiality and jealousy tests their bond until he discovers Clara’s secret engagement while she kept him from pain. A plea for trust ends with him promising to attend her play.
Washington debates ongoing labor disturbances and the need for honest talks between labor and management. Edward McGrady promotes contract respect and production efficiency while Stanley Baldwin warns lawmakers of the danger of industrial conflict and calls for wisdom.
A humorous column from RAND CANYON ARIZ describes tourist chatter at a scenic rim and satire on American naming of hors d oeuvres. It also notes cross border dining quirks near Flagstaff and reflects on the forgotten man in politics, ending with Tugwell as the clear replacement.
In Grasse, a picturesque town near the Alps overlooking Cannes, peasants harvest vast amounts of odoriferous blooms. Annually about 2,000 tons of orange blossoms 1,300 tons of jasmine 400 tons of violets and 2,200,000 pounds of roses are gathered for perfumery.
The piece notes a Kansas law that requires two trains to stop at a crossing and not proceed until the other is a mile away. It also mentions a Tennessee rule penalizing owners who let cattle run wild due to wording errors.
The Sewing Circle advertises Patterns 1257 1288 and 1294 with designs for Miss America Miss Athletic Girl and Builder-Up. It lists sizes materials and trimming needs and directs readers to order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1020 211 W Wacker Dr Chicago Illinois. Prices are 15 cents each.
The early Sheffield plate is prized for its thick silver coating and simpler design. The large early smiths used so much silver that copper is hardly visible even after 150 years, while later pieces show more copper.
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