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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1940
Page
7
The lesson outlines a four part approach Stop Look Listen Go Ahead guiding youths through Proverbs 4 10 27. It stresses stopping to heed guidance avoiding the wicked path choosing the just path listening to God's word and moving forward toward a life of wisdom and spiritual health.
A column of social snatches from New York shows Senator Wagner in a Rivoli queue for Foreign Correspondent, Betty Hutton’s Broadway debut buzz, Dinah Shore and Ink Spots on air, and Milestones at the Hurricane. Also notes on Clive Howard, Milton Berle, and wartime chatter amid New York nightlife.
Ruth Wyeth Spear explains repurposing two bent wood chairs with damaged varnish. One becomes a living room side chair covered in cretonne, with mahogany toned legs and a plywood seat remodel. Next week covers the second chair and invites readers to order Book 5 with 30 illustrations.
This item lists nine trivia questions covering world oldest inhabited city Pacificateur Buonarotti French phrases metrology eon Pentateuch color reflectivity and the Three Musketeers. It presents a quiz format with diverse topics for general knowledge.
Damascus Henry Clay was known as the Great Pacificator Michelangelo I am ready Weights and measures An immeasurable period of time The first five books of the Old Testament White The Three Musketeers in Da mas' novel The Three Musket eers
The piece critiques temperamental people, especially officeholders, and mocks collective reliance. It argues discretion avoids trouble and notes Americans can waste others' money without jail. It praises individual action as civilization advances.
The ad touts a three piece pinafore that slips over the head with no back fasteners. It highlights choice fabrics, trims, and a pattern No 8755 for sizes 34 through 48 and material estimates. Also notes lunar eclipses, a frog luminescent digestion joke, and a cattle border tale from Collier's.
Three times Rawlinson had dreamt of concealed silver in his flat. That night he and Mrs Rawlinson hammered loose bricks to uncover the hoard. Their neighbor burst in, furious, mistaking the disturbance for breaking into a dining room cupboard.
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