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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1917

Page

3

Does Your Wife Break Many Dishes Judge Says

A humorous courtroom exchange frames a judge asking if the wife breaks many dishes and the reply about learning to catch them, reflecting light banter within a legal setting.

August Flower for Stomach Ailments and Liver Regulation

GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER promoted for disorders of the stomach and inactive liver including sick headache constipation sour stomach nervous indigestion and gas related palpitations. Described as a gentle laxative improving digestion, cleansing the stomach and intestinal tract, and stimulating bile production. Sold widely in 30 and 90 cent bottles.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claim in 1886 Chapter

An advertisement text from 1886 Toledo Ohio features a sworn testimonial by Frank J Cheney senior partner of I J Cheney & Co promising one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The copy explains internal action on mucous surfaces and offers free testimonials via F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney J. Cheney & Co Hall A. W. Gleason F. J. Cheney & Co Ohio

German Food Measures and Propaganda in Wartime Reports

London reports reveal Germany hoards food for submarines and exports to Denmark and Sweden to feign aid shipments while conscripting workers in neutral countries. August to now shows tighter rations, higher prices for condensed milk, and rising malnutrition linked deaths, with night blindness spreading in the fatherland.

London Germany Denmark Sweden Berlin

Tall for a Soldier in Arkansas Cotton County

In Little Rock Arkansas W E Hale of Marion County sought discharge for his son a six seven tall soldier who he said was too tall for soldiering but fit to pick cotton and corn Lloyd England state provost marshal declined to act The report notes the unusual height factor and the parental appeal without a change in status.

Little Rock Ark W. EE. Hale Marion County Lloyd England W. P. Hale General England

Tree Climbing Tanks Impress Secretary Daniels

Washington Secretary Jo sephus Daniels of the navy department visited Quantico to view marine corps demonstrations of tank style gun tractors. Machines ran level and over obstacles then into a trench and back, with one boasting of a wall climb. Daniels remained restrained, noting rumors of tree climbing machines in France.

Washington Josephus Daniels Navy Department Marine Corps Quantico Daniels

Camouflage is an ancient art says expert

Maximilian Tech, adviser to the U S government, discussed camouflage's long history before artists and architects in New York. He cited ancient Greece and the wooden horse tactic, noted Shakespeare, and referenced Confederate soldiers in the Civil War as early examples.

New York Maximilian Tech United States Troy Shakespeare Macbeth

Artistry in camouflage by tech staff explained

Mr. Tech described a team of workers making visual objects nearly invisible using gray tones blending with highway dust. He noted one key center was camouflaged only after four weeks by six experienced men, highlighting careful, prolonged effort in concealment work.

Mr. Tech

Dolores Bonillas Marries Dr Juan Rojo at Embassy

Dolores Cecilia Bonillas daughter of the newly named Mexican ambassador and Dr Juan B Rojo first secretary of the embassy wed in a ceremony described in the report.

Dolores Cecilia Bonillas Mexico Juan B. Rojo

Government Ale Price Fix Affects London Breweries

London reports government beer pricing setting eight cents a pint for light brews and ten cents for stronger grades. Lower grades may not be sold as government ale while brewers must stamp cask heads with price. Brewers may increase output by up to 20 percent if they keep gravity below 1042 degrees and expand for munition areas.

London

Swiss to get less bread ration in Switzerland

Berne reports a government appeal to cut daily bread from 250 to 225 grammes starting December 1 and to save two pounds a month from card allowances. It warns that savings would buy 270 carloads of flour monthly and stretch supply from February to March, urging citizens not to hoard and to conserve until flour ships arrive from America.

Berne Switzerland America

Mount Hood lookout spotter reports distant smoke on fire season

Elijah Coalman stationed at the lookout at Mount Hood near Portland watches over 11,000 feet of timber. He spots smoke forty miles away as forest service crews burn downed boughs and reports the glow to headquarters.

Portland Ore Mount Hood Elijah Coalman Forest Service Coalman

Snake With False Teeth Defaces Well Water Loss Alarmed Town

A water snake, reportedly tame, swallowed stand in a well when spinster Cynthia Lydie hauling a bucket of water dropped her false teeth. The snake now gnaws the well wall and drains water into the sand. Workmen fear to confront it.

Lydie Cal Cynthia Stone

Army Ragpickers Save $300,000 Month in Flanders

London reports army ragpickers employed by the British government save about 300000 dollars monthly by recovering old uniforms and clothing from battlefields in Flanders. The material is cleaned dyed and repurposed for use.

London Flanders

Tacoma to Use Women Police If More Men Fail Tests

Tacoma civil service officials say women may walk beats in the city unless more men apply for police examinations. The department needs twenty more policemen but has received no applications to date.

Tacoma Wash Civil Service Board

The Greater Luxury Brings Hospital Humor

In a quip about Mrs Gadder staying in hospital the joke notes she sought a new town car but was denied by Mr Gaedder who chose the operation instead. The exchange underscores prevailing priorities and financial restraint.

Cure skin troubles with daily use Cuticura emollients

Healing advertisement promises quick relief for itching and burning skin conditions in both youngsters and adults. It touts daily use to prevent minor ailments from worsening, offers free samples by mail with a Book Address postcard, and notes Cuticura Dept. L, Boston, sold everywhere.

Cuticura Dept. L Boston Adv

And Don't Tell the Wife Pun in a Pet Feud

A comical exchange unfolds as a man blames a bulldog for killing his wife's poodle. The reply pivots to a sharp, humorous idea of presenting the bulldog with a brass collar as a cheeky peace offering.

Quinine and Ball Blue Advertisements Across Markets

The note lists quinine products and laxatives claiming tonic effects and broad suitability for anxious or nervous individuals. It mentions Bromo Quinine with ER and Grovet signature on a box. Also references Red Cross Ball Blue and Linseed oil as vital for glycerin in explosives, with general grocer distribution.

W. Grovet

Dr Pierce Pellets Promote Liver Bowels Stomach Uses

Advertises Dr Pierce pellets as best for liver and bowels with a laxative option and a cathartic dose. Mentions destruction of Ad Toumanian oil wells in a brief claim.

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