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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1951
Page
2
Practical guide to affordable meats with recipes and techniques. Covers salt pork pork hocks lamb shanks and liver using simple preparations to stretch the meat dollar. Includes Salt Pork and Cream Gravy Pork Hocks Sauerkraut Pork Loin Roast and Swiss Style Liver with dressing sticks and serving suggestions.
A critical column argues for nine inning games and calls for a strong commissioner. Ford Frick is praised as farsighted while American League rules face pressure to finish unfinished games. The piece also surveys horse racing powerhouses Calumet Brookmeade Greentree Widener Whitney and notable horses and stables in 1951.
A 1951 feature argues that denominational labels fade beside Christ, urging unity among Christians. It cites Luke and Acts, notes growing interdenominational cooperation, and highlights the National Council of Churches and the World Council of Churches as signs of a broader Christian unity.
Busy days demand easy meals with pre cooked components. Suggestions include slivered meat with potatoes in gravy on toast, buttered beets orange salad prune whip, and quick options like broiled fish with lima beans par boiled potatoes greens and fruit.
Pattern No 8739 Lyere is a handsome house dress with scalloped front edge. Sizes 36 to 52. Requires 4% yards of 39 inch fabric and contrast yardage. Fall Winter STYLIST issue offers 48 pages of sew at home styles and gift patterns. copy available for 25 cents.
A comic exchange reveals a man admitting to kissing another man's wife and a playful line about his grandmother. The vignette ends with a wry confession and a humorous twist.
A humorous exchange recalls a Fuller Brush man and a boy named Willie planning a pool game with his father as a cue arrives. The dialogue hints at a domestic scene and playful teasing.
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