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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1937

Page

3

Jitters in Wall Street From A World of Uncertainty

The piece analyzes why stock markets fluctuate with no single cause. It cites war fears, internal Wall Street divisions, policy debates, Black’s Supreme Court appointment rumors, Landis and Douglas chair questions, Roosevelt tax and budget issues, and mixed official business signals as factors fueling unease and potential outcomes.

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Visiting card etiquette in a new community

Mrs Post explains visiting cards help you learn visitors full names and addresses when neighbors call. Cards aid identifying how someone is listed in telephone books and prevent misidentifying Mrs Jimson as different names. Cards are typically left on first visits to establish identity.

EAF Jimson Alexander John George

Wedding announcements and etiquette Qs from Mrs. Post

A column of etiquette answers covers omitting town names in marriage notices, proper invitation phrasing for anniversaries, accepting invitations by hand, wedding breakfast menus, tails attire after dark on Sundays, and the exact response to "How do you do" as a greeting.

Pyaear Post Mrs. Post Mary Smith

Tuberculosis and heart disease facts for patients

The piece explains that tuberculosis is caused by a germ and not inherited, how infection spreads through kissing coughing and spitting, and identifies early signals such as tiredness weight loss indigestion and a persistent cough. It then discusses overweight heart patients and the need to reduce fat intake and increase activity to ease heart load and improve heart reserve.

STAR DUST Movie Radio Recap of 1930s Hollywood

Movie column highlights Ronald Colman in Prisoner of Zenda style dual role praised for romance and courtly pomp. Mentions Madeline Carroll, Miriam Hopkins elopement with Anatol Litvak, Claudette Colbert, George Cagney, Joan Bilondell strike, Kay Francis contract drama, Bing Crosby radio absence with new film Double or Nothing and songs.

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Fall fashion patterns for women and girls in chic sewing style

The piece promotes Sew-Your-Own outfits for all ages with a lively fall look. It highlights a two-piece dress, a hema colored wool picnic outfit, and a yoke sleeve design. It notes patterns 1336 1881 and 1286 for sizes 12 to 48 with yardage requirements and orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.

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