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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1941

Page

3

The Mexican War Hoax War Correspondent

Garfield Nichols, a Boston Express correspondent known for his lively prose and alcohol habit, is sent to Mexico. He crafts glamorous war dispatches that thrill readers while drifting from reality. When spending sprees trigger doubts, editor Upton discovers Nichols fabricated war accounts. Nichols is fired after his Majorca tale, ending with a sobering ironic twist as a real battle erupts nearby.

United States Villa Garfield Nichols East Garfield Mexico Boston Express Upton Express New England Mexican Old Man Upton Nichols Majorca America Boston Hal

Peacetime Hero Henry Bergh Founder of Humane Societies

A historical overview of Henry Bergh born 1823 in New York who founded the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. It notes his early life, 1866 founding, 1874 child-protection society, and lasting impact on animal welfare, child protection, milk safety, and animal shelters.

American Humane Association Roosevelt Frank Walker Henry Bergh American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Bergh New York City Columbia College Europe New York State American Society For the Prevention Louis Bonard New York Elbridge T. Gerry New York Society For the Prevention of

Wood as Livestock Feed In Many Foreign Lands

Reports from the Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations show wood moving from experimental use to practical feeding in Europe. Wood provides both a carbohydrate feed from feed cellulose and a protein feed via feed yeast. Sweden Norway and Finland produce large quantities, with Norway likely feeding over 100000 metric tons this year and Finland around 200000 metric tons annually. Despite high output, demand exceeds supply.

Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations Sweden Norway Finland

Corn Hybrids and Soil Fertility Risks and Rewards

Illinois study shows hybrid corn yields depend on soil fertility and management. Hybrids respond to good soil and practices but deplete nutrients faster on fertile ground. Proper soil testing and lime phosphates and potash use can profitably boost hybrid profits while ensuring long term productivity.

Agriculture in Industry by Florence C Weed

One of a series on how farm products find important markets in industry. Florence C Weed outlines methods, examples, and implications of agricultural materials entering manufacturing streams, highlighting evolving relationships between farms and factories.

Agriculture Florence C. Weed

Sweet potatoes spark new starch and industry in South

An early discovery by a Negro laundress led to starch made from sweet potatoes. Mississippi started the first co operative plant with Texas now opening another. The pulp feeds cattle and new forms like a possible cellophane rival are explored. George Washington Carver highlighted many uses while Virginia to New Jersey grow the crop nationwide.

Mississippi Texas South George Washington Carver Virginia Louisiana Tennessee New Jersey

Busy Day Dress Pattern by Barbara Bell No. 1360-B

Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1360-B offers a simple, comfortable day dress with a high waist and flare skirt. Sizes 12 to 40 cover busts 30 to 40 inches, with back-tied sash belt and braid button accents. Requires 37 1 2 yards edging for size 14 32 inches. Send orders to:

Drafting Bills Driven by Legislative Counsel Lawyers

Many bills in the senate and the house are not written by the sponsoring congressmen but by lawyers in the legislative counsel office. This independent group was created over 20 years ago to draft legislation and costs the government about 75 000 dollars annually.

Senate House of Representatives

Lockless Suez Canal Description and Reach

The Suez canal is a sea level ditch from Port Said to Port Taufiq spanning 104.5 miles. It now has a depth of 45 feet and a narowest width of 70 yards, with banks mainly sand or gravel. The northern half runs through the desert while the southern half traverses a chain of lakes serving as expansion chambers for the Red Sea tide.

Suez Canal Port Said Mediterranean Port Taufiq Gulf of Suez Canak Red Sea

Failures Teach a Man to Learn from Losses, Dickens Motto

A compact maxim attributed to Dickens notes that every failure carries a lesson if a person studies it. It frames error as a teacher and encourages reflective growth rather than defeat.

Dickens

Farm Notes On Feeding Fence Posts And Grain Quality

Roughage feeds are necessities in the dairy cow diet. Hedge or Osage orange makes excellent fence posts. Fumigation with carbon disulphide controls corn weevils in cribs. Beef from grass fed cattle and grain fed cattle is juicy and flavorful per the U S bureau of animal industry. Causes of farm electric motor failures include overloading lubrication wear circuit protection and dusty or wet surroundings. More than five percent cottonseed meal in hens rations reddens yolk and may pink the whites after storage.

U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry

Amateur Quiz Answers Note Large Enigmas in One Page

Answers list many trivia items with inconsistencies. Key points: Argentina. Swift described Brobdingnagians. water weighs 8.355 pounds per gallon. Damascus as oldest inhabited city. fasces on a dime. Antares vastly larger than the Sun. a pound of feathers equals a pound of gold. three presidents starting with A are Adams and Arthur.

U. S Argentina Swift

Use of Facts in Knowledge and Philosophy

The quote contrasts knowing facts with using them to think deeply. It argues that facts alone breed pedantry, while their application fosters philosophical insight, urging practical reasoning over rote memory.

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