Polly #43
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePolly #43 is an anthology magazine featuring stories, comics, beauty tips, and fashion advice for girls. The issue includes a comic about Harriet, who becomes the first licensed woman pilot in America on August 2, 1911, and must perform a daring exhibition flight that nearly ends in disaster when her motor fails during landing, but she successfully guides her plane down by pulling up the wing to clear an obstruction. Additional content includes Kay Wambold Jameson's beauty column offering shower shampooing tips for healthier hair and styling, along with craft and fashion features.
Tizzie Wilkins is thrilled to lead her club's old clothes collection for a community service project, but when she's spotted hauling a wagon through town, a misunderstanding spreads like wildfire—the whole neighborhood thinks her family is in desperate straits. As well-meaning townspeople descend with charity donations and strange rumors, Tizzie finds herself caught between a chaotic situation spiraling out of control and the simple truth nobody seems to want to hear.
Polly shares her foolproof recipe for a satisfying stew, walking you through selecting the right cuts of meat, choosing vegetables for color and flavor contrast, and seasoning with care. She shows how to cook it low and slow, then plate it up attractively—and reveals that leftovers taste even better the next day.
When Polly discovers a mysterious hankie in the trunk she found in her attic, she and Bobbie track down its owner—their friend Ronnie—only to uncover a secret that Ronnie has been hiding. As the truth unravels, it becomes clear that the midnight visitor to Polly's house was searching for clues to a family mystery that connects Ronnie to a lost fortune and a relative from the past.
Harriet Quimby’s daring journey from early aviation pioneer to the first American woman to earn a pilot’s license and cross the English Channel is captured in this poignant, four-page tribute. Her courage and determination in the skies of 1911 shine through in a story that honors her groundbreaking legacy.
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