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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1936
Page
3
The piece argues that leisure time improves reading, study, family bonds, and social contact. It cites Longfellow’s words, mountain retreats, and the auto era as examples, claiming most people benefit from extra time for reflection, problem solving, and moral growth, shaping future civilization.
A guide describes a nine inch square oilcloth bag with a two strap handle and decorative eight petal flower. It holds six five inch square holders, opens on two sides for easy access, and features a sewn binding, hanging loop, and color coordinated petals.
ABrisbane column surveys war financing in France and the US role, noting rising prices and labor demands in France, plus the impact of gambling and sweepstakes on economies. It contrasts English restraint with American bets on foreign ventures and highlights the endurance theme of commitment to long efforts.
A World War II era tale frames an army officer pressed into fashion modeling for fall and winter 1936 uniforms. Gen. Malin Craig selects and critiques uniforms, seeking a dignified dark blue style under $75. The unnamed model endures fittings, pride, and secret trials while his wife knows only a tired refrain of a tough day at the War department.
Seven teen rookie Bob Feller of the Cleveland Indians earned his big league chance against the Philadelphia Athletics and delivered a strong pitching showing in his debut.
The note suggests halving watermelon rind cubes for easier serving. It also advises storing old razor blades in a tin bank or coffee can. Tips include matching enamel can color to bathroom scheme and keeping frilled blouse pleats dry with cheese cloth. Aged chicken signs include smooth skin pliable feathers and breast and back measures.
The Evreux cathedral plans to replace its defective pipes with an organ formerly from the Trocadero in Paris. Officials offer to cover transportation and installation costs as the 1937 exposition moves forward.
Denver city council approves 80 dollar appropriation for a drinking fountain for horses highlighting a nostalgic clash between horse and motor age in the city. The brief note underscores continued municipal care for animal needs amid modernization.
Union Pacific to build a steam turbine electric locomotive from General Electric capable of 110 mph hauling 1000 tons. Two 2500 hp units can run alone or in sync, offering fuel oil cost and weight advantages over diesel electric. Service delivery planned for early 1937 with 650 mile operating range.
The lesson traces Paul and Barnabas in Lystra where a crippled man’s healing signals divine power and stirs crowds. They resist popular idolatry and face persecution, with Paul nearly dying after being stoned, then revived by God. The sermon urges sharing the gospel boldly and answering the call to salvation.
Reverent guidance from Rev. W Cradock urges readers to honor parents with heartfelt respect kindness and affection, to love them and avoid actions that provoke them.
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