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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1951
Page
2
Fall dessert mood rises with pumpkin and squash pies. Recipes include Custard Pumpkin Pie, Pumpkin Chiffon Pie, Squash Pie, and Apple Pie, plus Homemade Pastry Mix and Golden Nesselrode Pie. Lynn Chambers shares meat prep tips and menus for roast pork and sides.
Grantland Rice chronicles Paul Giel a Minnesota sophomore who turned down huge baseball offers to play football for nothing. The piece contrasts Giel with other stars like Joe Gordon Al Dark and Cy Young era pitchers noting Giel’s no pay passion and high school no-hit streaks. It also cites Branscomb proposed college football reforms to trim time bowls scholarships and funding to protect the sport’s future.
A reflection on how God remains unseen yet active in history. Faith notices God’s hand in events like the Exodus and England’s wartime moments, while historians describe causes and weather. Armistice Sunday calls for justice and human freedom as essential, not guaranteed by fate.
A devotional reading based on Exodus chapter 15 highlights praise and reflections from the scripture. The piece emphasizes gratitude for deliverance and the song of Moses. It invites readers to reflect on provision, faith, and worship in daily life.
A compact feature offers easy to knit cable stitch patterns and a playful fragment about a photographer's daughter. It notes a dark room awaiting developments and concludes with light dialogue about thanks and pressure.
Pattern envelope No 2635 contains complete knitting instructions material requirements stitch illustrations and finishing directions for the project.
Specialists say a room should emphasize one of three parts floor walls or furnishings for best effect. To remove lipstick stains rub with vaseline or glycerine then launder as usual. Use small trays to contain spills when guests move between rooms. A rubber guard on faucet ends prevents chipped dishes.
Mrs. W. H. Bayles, wife of Huron Cook, displays blue ribbons from the South Dakota State Fair where she won four first prizes and four seconds. She credits Fleischmanns Active Dry Yeast for consistent, quick results in her holiday baking and urges readers to use it.
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