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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1913
Page
4
Description of a parlor game where players sit in a circle or in two rows. In the circle each player asks and answers a question in turn. In the opposite rows a lady asks while a gentleman whispers ridiculous answers to her, then the gentleman and lady repeat, with no laughing allowed or penalties imposed.
Convenient for fish hooks and anglers, this hat band eliminates pockets full of fly books. A central oiled silk bag and pad hold leaders, while files are carried on either side, offering compact organization for fishing tackle.
A collection of light brainteasers with wordplay on common phrases and jokes. Questions cover commands for a crossing lady, dangers of a postman, statues and fruits, Danish kings, Neptune, personal identity, happiness in the dictionary, equalities and superiority, butcher shops, pawnbrokers, and ships. Each riddle yields a punny answer.
A strap around the leg holds a hinged blade that acts like a fish fin to boost speed with less effort. The blade sits against the leg during forward motion and pivots outward on the kick to resist water, increasing stroke power and headway.
The article outlines two versions of a party game. In one, a player leaves the room and others assign a famous figure such as Napoleon for him to guess through questions. In the second version, the leaving player acts out scenes for others to identify the character.
In a large store's electrical toy section a board shows electric motors with low voltage lamps labeled by motor price. A transformer powers the lamps. push buttons let clerks run motors and light lamps. Elsie explains the display as a bomb for the nursery to celebrate a new baby boy.
A playful exchange unfolds at a Whiteuntide school treat as a girl named Lizzie corrects a misheard remark and clarifies who is speaking, revealing humor and social dynamics among children.
Guidance on breaking broody hens after nest sittings using a slatted bottom coop suspended in the scratching pen. Recommends gentle approach over harsh methods, with a brief feed plan including Epsom salts and greens, and timing advice to avoid disrupting breeding cycles.
Diarrhea is a common hot weather problem in poultry of all ages and charcoal fed freely can help control it. Identify the cause first, then remove it, as diarrhea may stem from foul drinking water, impure or moldy feed, overheating, dusty litter, unclean housing, damp conditions, overfeeding meat foods, spoiled meat, poisoning, or general indigestion. Drinking from filthy pools or barnyard seepages after a rain often triggers diarrhea in hot weather.
Do not crowd your birds. give wide range, shade and water for chicks. Sell the rooster buy an alarm clock. Wheat and oats beat corn and Kafir in hot weather. Keep down the lice.
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