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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1937
Page
7
Clark Gable, famed film star, is linked to a lively horse named Sunny in a curious hometown feature. The tale centers on a horse incident that grabbed attention and highlights Gable’s public persona.
The speaker dislikes vivid nail polish on anyone and especially on schoolgirls. A neat manicure is acceptable if the color is not too conspicuous, particularly for younger girls, while bright red is deemed unattractive and inappropriate.
Advice column on etiquette and wedding customs covers showers for divorced brides, attire at home weddings, inviting guests, meeting the bride, and general manners. It also answers questions about whom a bride should walk with, suitable dress, and handling sympathy notes.
A devotional lesson discusses John 15 1 8 focusing on bearing fruit as evidence of life in Christ. It covers pruning, growth, love among believers, and the promise of answered prayer when abiding in Jesus and loving one another.
Quick guidance on washing delicate fabrics with epsom salt, reviving dry shoe polish with vinegar, a ten minute sweet with milk eggs sugar and vanilla, drying vegetables before dressing salads, flavoring boiling bacon, washing velvet curtains without wringing, wiping enamel after acid spill, and a savory salmon croquette dish with breadcrumbs flour eggs and salmon baked to brown.
T E Lawrence visited Bernard Shaw and a guest mistook him for Shaw's son. Laughing, Lawrence vowed to be called Shaw and later enlisted as Private Shaw in the British tank corps. Shaw gave him a copy of Saint Joan with a playful inscription.
The record notes a 50 percent drop in newspaper and periodical advertising expenditure from 1929 to 1933. It also states that the value of manufactured products fell by a larger percentage, indicating a steeper decline in real output than ad spend.
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