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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1937
Page
3
Mrs Smythe takes her husband to a mannequin parade where an evening gown catches her eye. She suggests it would be perfect for their party next Saturday and her husband agrees, remarking on inviting the wearer.
A manager asks his assistant for a birthday idea to please his wife at home. The assistant bluntly suggests removing lipstick from the manager’s ear, delivering a humorous misread moment in the exchange.
A humorous exchange questions if cars reduce old age deaths by preventing over-exertion. A scientist allegedly asserts fish shrink after death, though anglers deny it. The banter playfully links science to everyday witticisms.
Second Clubman asks if you married her or not, framing a dramatic query about union and motive. The exchange hints at contemporary tensions and relationship stakes within social circles.
A light quarrel plays out in rhymed lines as an old fashioned sweetheart warns a modern suitor that she has saved her kisses for a man of substance. He retorts that he is ready to claim those lifelong savings.
A column mocks relief for aliens across borders and the failures of U S asylum. It scoffs at parole boards and praises harsh deportation while critiquing Nazi influence. It also champions Alben Barkley as a 1940 Democratic nominee with humorous hometown pride.
A Western Newspaper Union column argues Republicans should quit internal fighting and back a conservative minority platform in opposition to Roosevelt era policies. It calls for balancing the national budget, rolling back New Deal statutes, dissolving dubious agencies, reforming debt, and limiting government in business while defending minority rights.
A look at studio shakeups and star rumors from Hollywood. MGM joins Willie Howard in a big musical after a cut skit proved funny, while Pr ison er of Zenda and other hits top the season. Victor McLaglen, Frances Farmer, and Gene Autry are noted amid production tempo and stage plans.
A Newark style column describes the revival of crazy patch work for decorative slumber throws. It notes small silk patches joined by embroidery stitches, using a foundation like flannel or old wool, and finishing techniques. It promotes Mrs. Ruth Wyeth Spears SEWING with order details for a copy.
Recipes and home tips on preserving fruit color, safe kerosene use, and quick meals. Includes ideas like a no oven spaghetti and cheese dish, plus a crab salad with tomato and lettuce. WNU Service.
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