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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
7
Mrs. Charles Anspaugh of Noble County Indiana writes that Peruna saved her life after she was run down and miserable. She praises the remedy and notes Peruna Tablets are now available for those who object to liquids. A free Peruna Lucky Day Almanac for 1914 is offered through druggists.
Six year old Marion watches her aunt make a rag doll. The aunt explains eyes are put in last. Marion replies that God puts eyes in last, a remark turning a simple craft into a reflection on creation.
An Otterbein Indiana reader describes a 25 year struggle with kidney trouble and bladder inflammation. After doctors failed, he tried Dodd's Kidney Pills and reports a complete recovery, praising the remedy and urging others to write for information.
A Delhi deacon and a widow from Wharton become neighbors and friends, with gossip hinting at marriage. After a cautious courtship guided by a pastor, a rabid dog scare accelerates their bond, culminating in a late invitation to romance and a wedding two weeks later, with a playful twist at the end.
A call to reduce hand contact in food prep emphasizes health and economy. The note cites New Hampshire bread wrapping rules and crackers and biscuits factories replacing human touch with machinery, urging home cooks to minimize hand use in bread making and kitchen tasks.
The Columbia Jester quips on former college peers. A panel joke has a character asking what another is doing after leaving college. The punchline reveals starting from the ground in a coffee factory.
Gladstone reports wheat yields around 30 bushels per acre with top weights. Portage Plains farmers post strong outputs led by Noah Elgert with 61 bushels per acre and many others between 45 and 60. Marquette notes harvest progress with wheat at 20 bushels per acre and barleys around 45. Binscarth and Dauphin report high yields and best ever samples while elevators ship cars daily.
A young woman visits the Euclid Village post office asking for mail. The clerk checks a bundle and says none arrive. She reveals the letter was not business related and asks again if any romance awaits, blushing with disappointment.
A 1912 Ohio family describes a child's severe scalp infection with red inflamed sores spreading to the body and nightly torment. After trying various remedies with no success, the mother reports Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided relief after the second application and full cure. The ad notes Cuticura products are sold worldwide and offers a free skin book for card requests.
A garbled OCR item touts Allen's Four-Ease antiseptic powder for feet and shoes with coin references and mentions substitutes for FRB trials, vague addresses, and quips about friendship and marriage luck. The fragmentary text mixes product claims with scattered slogans and danger warnings about nostrums.
This notice urges Maxwell-Briscoe car owners to overhaul and replace worn parts promptly. It cites rapid replacement capabilities, a large Newcastle stock, and a $1,750,000 investment in parts and plant. The Maxwell name is used to protect 60,000 second-hand car values after buying assets from United States Motor Company.
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