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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1913

Page

6

Cowboys at Flying Heart seek race vow after phonograph loss

The Flying Heart Cowboys mourn their prized phonograph after a defeat in a foot race against the Centipede ranch cook. Yale cheerleader J Wallingford Speed and Caer Covington are expected to race, with Helen Blake negotiating to get Covington to reclaim the prize. Speed agrees to race as an unknown, while ranchers browbeat him over the bet on the outcome. The dispute deepens as Miss Blake and Fresno from Stanford eye the romance amid wagers and threats.

Flying Heart Ranch Flying Heart J. Wallingford Speed Yale Caer Covington Helen Blake Speed Jean Chapin Covington Helen Larry Glass Wally Fresno Stanford University Ladies The Cowboys New Mexico Mariedetta Willie Lawrence Glass Catskill Mountains Atlantic Coast Mississippi Valley Blake Carara WilHe Larry Stover Gridley Bill Mr. Speed Soiffly Humpy Joe Joplin Missouri Santa Fe Depu Waltham Dodge City Kansas Seven X Harper’s Weekly

Miller’s Roast of the Coal Man in Wedding Jest

Joaquin Miller edited the Eugene Register and ran a now-legendary joke column. A veteran Eugenist recalls his wedding description praise for an unusually sumptuous bride’s gifts headed by a ton of coal, celebrated for its quaint massiveness and old-fashioned heft.

Joaquin Miller Sierras Eugene Register Eugene

Overworked Mrs Knage and the time to read papers

Mrs Knage complains women lack time to read papers while Mr Knagg argues she has the same hours. She laments missing sections from the household pages to society notices, marriages, divorces, and even death records, noting she often skips bargain ads.

Mrs. Knage Mr. Knagg Mrs. Knagg

Bandmaster a Real Genius at Cheyenne Visit

In Cheyenne a band from an army post stood in a circle to support each other after thirty six hours on duty awaiting Adelina Patti and Etelka Gerster. Colonel Mapleson asked to reach the band master but was deterred by the bandmaster who explained the circle kept all musicians upright since even one man missing would make the group collapse.

Cheyenne Wyo Adelina Patti Etelka Gerster Patti Mapleson

Crusoe Plans to Hold Reader's Attention Next Days

Robinson Crusoe muses over a footprint in the sand and wonders how to keep readers engaged for four days. He ponders hiding the clue and keeping suspense by delaying action while contemplating his next move.

Mortality in Baby Chicks and Brooder Temperature Test

Instructions to diagnose chick deaths by removing food traces and swapping chicks with mother hens overnight to test brooders temperature. If chicks recover, temperature is correct. otherwise test for feeding and exercise. Also notes huddling behavior under cold or hot conditions and death patterns.

Breeding Poultry for Results

J R Philo of New York urges breeding unrelated birds to improve offspring, exhibition and utility traits, size, and hardiness. Line breeding is risky without understanding, and finding compatible strains is key to maintaining strong egg production. Breeders should know how and why to mate for best success to avoid ruining good strains.

J. R. Philo New York

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