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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1938

Page

7

A Stormy Lake Meeting Sparks a Picturization Scam

Kelsey Hare, a recovering architect, meets author Martin Holmes during a rainstorm near Moldavia New York. He rents Holmesholm, learns Holmes’s rejected manuscript could win a $15000 Purity Pictures prize, and agrees to adopt Holmes’ pen name Templeton Sayles while buying the manuscript. A telegraph and a debutante’s photo stir a scandal as Sayles’s plan unfolds.

Kelsey Hare Martin Holmes Moldavia N. Y Holmes Holmesholm Kelsey Park Avenue Purity Pictures van Strattens Marion Liggett Morse

Purity Pictures Seeks New Beauty Star in Power Play

In a high rolling scene at Purity Pictures A Leon Snydacker curates a dramatic casting, locating Marion Norman Van Stratten as a top contender. Marion arrives late amid rival glamour girls led by Gloria Glamour while Moby Dickstein explains Snydacker’s lucrative plan and the stakes of the competition.

Motion Picture Liggy Snydacker Purity Pictures, Inc. A Leon Marion van Stratten Gloria Maine Miss Glamour Marie Lissen Moby Dickstein Cairo Bwana Clark Gable Dixon Moberley A. Leon Snydacker Purity Pictures, Incorporated Moby Peckett A. Leon Marne Persuader Uncle Peckett Moby, Dickstein Marion Norman van Stratten van Stratten Purity Pictures, Inc Gloria Glamour Leon Snydacker Darrling

Heavy nitrogen tags reveal unseen body processes

Scientists describe heavy nitrogen molecules as internal tags that travel with body fats to trace nutrient protein movements. The method shows fat turnover is ongoing, with new particles forming and old ones leaving, revealing that even dormant tissues participate in metabolic activity. This research marks a practical tool for biomedical insight.

Barclay Moon Newman Scientific American

Longest Pontoon Road Bridges Hooghs River India

The longest pontoon road spans Hooghs river between Calcutta and Howrah in India. Planks lie on boats with two upstream anchors and one downstream anchor to secure the route. During floods the bridge length is extended by adding boats and planks to stretch with the river.

Hooghs River Calcutta Howrah India

Proper Diet for Teens Ties to Health and Teeth

Article argues calcium and vitamins are crucial for adolescence to prevent later dental and childbirth complications. It stresses calcium rich foods, milk, greens, eggs, and fruits, and urges mothers to guide teen diets and establish two daily tooth brushing routines with suitable dentifrice for better health and appearance.

WNU C. Houston Goudiss

Swedish cross stitch brightens knitted gift items

An amusing tale explains how a hurried scarf and mitten set, not hand knitted, was brightened with a Swedish cross stitch design. Instructions describe starting at the large flower and using red, blue, and jade green colors, with notes on related patterns and how to order Mrs Spears sewing books from Chicago.

Ask Me Another Trivia Pack

The prompt lists six questions and two answer lines. It includes questions about idioms and literature. The Jukes line refers to a famed family labeled as imbeciles and criminals in historical sociology.

Fictitious Names in Heredity Letters and Totem Pairing

Excerpt explains a fictitious name given by students of heredity, notes on marriage to a relative, and clarifies that letters used were for simplicity. It discusses Cuba as West Indies’ largest island, Egyptian papyrus and the origin of the word volume, and mentions Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels characters with human and equine features.

Pearl of the Antilles Cuba West Indian Islands Egypt Swift Gulliver

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Kanner Samuel Hopkins Adams Gobi By C. Houston Goudiss Jukes Luden M. Southard New York Luden’s Merc
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