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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1933

Page

6

Jerry Muskrat Plans a New House at Smiling Pool

In a scene from 1933, Jerry Muskrat jokes with Peter Rabbit about building a better home near the Smiling Pool after a flood. Jerry weighs risks, rejects the old site, and scouts locations with practical care, while Peter learns a lesson in preparedness.

Jerry Muskrat Peter Rabbit Smiling Pool Peter Jerry Laughing Brook T. W. Burgess WNN Service

Watch Position C TM Ball in Chip Shot

The article explains chip shot technique emphasizing ball placement at address, footwork, and a relaxed stance. It notes errors arise from wrong ball position, favors keeping ball forward for control, and describes wrist action and minimal backswing, citing Bobby Jones demonstrating relaxed posture and fluid arm swing.

Bobby Jones

Sweetening Life With Sympathy Recipe for Living

A 1933 verse by Douglas Mailoch via WNU Service urges adding sweetening to life beyond culinary rules. It compares life to baking, calling for sympathy, comfort, and brightening hearts and homes as essential ingredients for a fuller, warmer living.

Douglas Mailoch WNU

Fresh Carrot Salad With Lemon Gelatin Twist

A brief note on savory salads praises new carrot varieties and suggests a tasty mix of fresh grated carrots, finely minced onion and celery folded into a lemon gelatin for serving. The guidance hints at versatile cold dishes and simple preparations.

Royalists Executed in Revolutions Across Europe

A historical note compares executions during two upheavals: in the French Revolution during the Reign of Terror about 2,590 Royalists were guillotined over fifteen months, and after the Sedan surrender in 1871 during the Franco Prussian War about 20,000 Royalists were executed in one week.

Sedan

Bobs Irons Shot Technique and Classic Salad Advice

The note discusses golf swing with slow backswing and head down, favoring straighter faced irons for the shot. It also includes vintage cooking entries from 1933 covering chicken salad with pineapple, melon cocktail tip, mint syrup, and collard greens served with pork, reflecting Western Newspaper Union content.

Bobby Bell Syndicate Western Newspaper Union

Boners and oddities in old exam notes

A humorous collection of teacher remarks and quirky definitions. It jokes about farming in the West, air safety with carbolic acid, Venizelos resignations, skeletons, capital punishment in schools, and sirens luring sailors with music, dated 1933 Bell Syndicate WNU Service.

Bell Syndicate WNU

Ragweed Seed Evidence Dates Indian Cultivation in Ozarks

Large quantities of ragweed seed found in dry rock shelters of the Ozark mountains indicate that ragweed was cultivated by Indigenous peoples centuries ago. The discovery suggests deliberate planting and storage of the weed, revealing a broader pattern of plant use in prehistoric communities.

Ozark Mountains

Youth Confesses He Slew Mother to Get Her Cash

Balfe Macdonald a 17 year old from Flint and accomplice William Terwilliger 16 confessed to beating his widow mother Grace Macdonald to death with a book end in her Flint home. They fled to Louisville before learning of the slaying, took 45 dollars, rode south, and were captured in Nashville.

Flint, Mich Balfe Macdonald Balfe William Terwilliger Nashville Tenn Macdonald Grace Terwilliger Bill Tewhey Louisville

Place of Refuge for Thoughtless Sinners and Children

The writer extols a personal sanctuary a place of refuge where one may reflect and heal away from judgment. He urges children and adults alike to retreat to their own rooms or a quiet space to regain self control, aided by faith, prayer, and meditation, with guardianship provided by inner strength rather than immediate punishment.

Indians Accuse Love Charms In Wisconsin Case

In Ashland Wisconsin circuit court 24 Chippewa Indians petitioned Judge G N Risjord for clemency for Dorothy Beauregard who pled guilty to deserting her 11 children. They claim a love charm by Babidesh Cederroot controlled her actions and that witchery is practiced among the Bad River Indians.

Ashland Wis Bad River Reservation G. N. Risford Dorothy Beauregard Babidesh Cederroot

Eviction Bailiffs Routed by Women in Toronto Fight

In Toronto, three eviction officers attempting to remove Andrew Mishka and his ailing wife from 11 Cameron Street were set upon by four Ukranian women. The bailiffs were driven out, one by the front, another by the back, with the third fleeing. A cardboard sign in the Mishka home proclaims, We will fight all eviction cases, signed by the Council of the Unemployed.

Toronto Ont Andrew Mishka Cameron Street Unemployment Council Mishka Council of the

Robin Receives Extra Caboose To Hatch Eggs

In Benton Harbor Michigan a robin perched under a freight train caboose to incubate two blue eggs. Conductor Roy Blodgett spotted the nest in the undercarriage and the railroad added an extra caboose on the next train with an order to use it until the robin finishes the brood.

Benton Harbor Mich Roy Blodgett

Lightning Burns Watch Out of Owner's Pocket

In Pinetree Idaho Carl Beebe was struck by lightning while guiding three horses. He escaped with facial burns and was dazed. The blinding strike melted a hole through his watch in his pocket. the two outer horses died, the center horse survived.

Pinetree Idaho Carl Beebe Beebe

Happiness as the true measure of a child’s growth

The piece argues that test scores alone do not reveal growth. conduct and inner happiness matter. True growth is a harmonious inner peace that shines in a child’s eyes, movements, and laughter, not mere outer performance. Happiness indicates progress, while anxious or superficial signs may mask a lack of real development.

United States Bell Syndicate Wnyu

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