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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
2
A short essay by F A Walker argues that imagination must fuel every high achievement. It compares writing a book or play to engineering and painting, noting vision precedes craft and the will alone seldom yields lasting works. The piece cites pyramids as ancient proof of imagination shaping history.
The surname HIS derives from the old English Hyge beorht meaning bright. Hugh and Hubert originate here. An early progenitor William Trubbard left Ipswich in 1635 for Boston, becoming ancestor to many Hubbards in America. His eldest son William studied at Harvard, wrote on Massachusetts Bay, and briefly led Harvard. descendants include Chester D. Slubbard, Joseph S. Lubbard, and Elbert Stubbard.
The passage notes several governors named Hubbard in U.S. states Maine Minnesota Texas and Connecticut. It references Richard Hubbard in Texas and a Richard D. in Connecticut, plus John Hub bard as Maine governor and Lucius F. in Minnesota. An English Hubbard is cited as the first Lord Addington born in 1805 from an Essex family.
A division of colored troops awaits word to advance to the front for their first real clash with the enemy. A private reads a Paris edition of the New York Herald aloud, joking about the headline predicting vast French casualties, illustrating wartime bravado and racial stereotypes.
A column from Nag wet 1935 offers soup ideas and meals. It outlines Celery Soup with milk and onion, and Stewed Beef Heart and Prunes with prunes and white sauce. It also describes Pear and Cream Cheese Salad with canned pears and tuna fish bake with vegetables and white sauce. The section ends noting clams and fish as alternatives and serves twelve.
Poem recounting a romance through the seasons. The speaker recalls kissing a beloved during spring, summer heat, a summer night, and moments of sorrow, culminating in kissing away her tears as renewal and tenderness arrive.
A neighborhood observer notes a newspaper report suggesting the coal strike is being paid for, implying consumers will not bear any costs. The remark frames the strike as a public expense avoided by the public.
A 1926 quote from the Western Newspaper Union urges that anyone can bear a heavy burden until night, perform hard work for a day, and live sweetly and purely until sunset, emphasizing basic daily virtue.
Households can save by using rump meat for roast and slow roast methods. Simple browning, stock, vegetables, and careful seasoning yield a satisfying meal. Recipes include flank steak with lemon, bread crumbs, and stock. liver and glandular meats noted as nourishing. Salads feature orange slices, canapés with canned pears, egg spinach salad, apple and onion mixes, pineapple with cheese and nuts, almond cabbage salad, and varied dressings.
An unusual birth occurred on a crowded Berlin thoroughfare when a mare pulling a heavy cart collapsed and foaled. A police officer called a veterinarian, the mare was unhitched, and both mare and foal were transported to a stable in a van.
Barrabe, a geologist with the French Ecole Normale, conducted a Madagascar expedition and returned with findings of commercial value. He reports carboniferous sands suggesting coal fields are weaker than Indo China while petroleum and bituminous sands hold greater promise.
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