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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
3
David Elden a rough foothill rider confronts the first automobile trampling a local doctor and his daughter Irene. He rescues the doctor then helps bring a physician from far away while Irene manages the household. As Dad heals the pair grow closer on frequent rides.
Irene and Dave share a profound moment on a moonlit ranch as he vows to leave the life he knows to seek a future, and she concedes to wait until they are both ready. Their bond tightens as he declares plans to work and study to cross into a new life.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guide explains four beef grades. Choice signals best quality with even fat, light red lean meat, and firm grain. good among the next tier. medium covers most market beef with watery lean and uneven fat. common is lowest with high bone proportion and dark coarse grain.
A fragmentary exchange references a man named Dave seeking fortune in town and notes on a woman described as Miss Meek. The quotation suggests social observations about shrinking and size, attributed to the Boston Transcript.
Household device choices should pay back in time and effort saved. Long handles reduce back strain. use soft loosely woven cloths. dampen dusters sparingly. Store cleaning tools together, hang brushes and mops, shake string mops over damp newspaper, wash in hot water with soda, oil old mops, and clean carpet sweepers regularly.
A carpet sweeper or vacuum cleaner should be used in daily cleaning of carpets and rugs. A hand or electric powered vacuum removes virtually all dust and dirt in a dustless manner.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guide stresses keeping dirt out of the home to ease cleaning. It recommends cleaning methods, gradual heavy cleaning, minimal water use, and teaching family members to leave surfaces in good condition.
A collection of simple advice for home care. Suggestions include using cucumber slices for skin care and draining kettle water before refilling, using cold potatoes for potato salad, adding citrus to iced tea, and covering pantry shelves with white oilcloth. Daily newspaper can polish stoves and sorax helps wash silk handkerchiefs.
A Bellefield girl was reproved for exaggeration by her mother. The mother warns her to remember Ananias and Sapphira, while the child pleads that the Lord does not kill people for telling stories. Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
The article notes that Western Siberia endures extreme cold despite very low average temperatures, attributing tolerance to the generally calm air and the human ability to withstand lighter wind exposure.
In Omaha and Kansas City the testimonials recount long battles with illness, bronchitis, and dropsy, claiming Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery restored health. Mrs. Sarah Coleman and Mrs. Jennie Richardson credit the medicines with lifting them from weakness to strength and endurance.
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