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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
6
In Rev. Starr's house Prudence, Fairy, and the twins Carol and Lurk await a visiting Aunt Grace. Carol and Lark explore Christian Science while measles delays Prudence's wedding. Carol aims to convert the town's roughnecks as the twins shine at a church entertainment.
In Mount Mark Aunt Grace hosts a dinner with Professor Duck and Fairy, while the twins scheme to push her toward him. Fairy reveals an engagement to Eugene Babler, confounding Carol who had hoped Fairy would marry Professor Duke. The scene ends with Fairy joyful and Carol privately conflicted about love and propriety.
Lark pursues a literary career after finding newspaper work too arduous. The dream of her life drives a pivot away from journalism.
The most remarkable example of allotropic disintegration of metals is tin. The investigation shows the disease can occur only at temperatures not exceeding 64.5 degrees Fahrenheit. Tin decay is therefore most prevalent in cold climates.
A wearied young lady remarks that with the sun rising soon after hastening youths she foresees a beautiful sunrise. The brief exchange captures a light moment of impatience and optimistic forecast as morning light arrives.
A persuasive ad-like note urges readers to trust Doctor Pierce's Anuric Tablets double strength to prevent kidney disease. It links symptoms such as dizzy spells backache and urinary irregularities to dangers like Bright's disease diabetes and bladder stones. It advises outdoor exercise light meat, ample water, and daily Anuric use, claiming many endorse the remedy.
Mrs. Alice Parks of Hastings Nebraska endorses Anuric from Dr Pierce’s Surgical Institute as highly effective for backache scalding water and bladder weakness. She reports rapid relief after taking Anuric and compares it favorably with other Dr Pierce remedies. She invites readers to try a trial package for 10 cents or buy a large 60 cent package.
Trooper Norman Sinclair of Prestonkirk died beside a lion he killed during military service in Africa. His remote grave bears an iron cross of two hundredweight with his name and the inscription Died for King and Empire. Native troops carried the cross for 300 miles over unknown terrain to mark the tribute.
A girl recalls her vanished father in a poignant moment as she and her mother roll in a go cart. She tells her mother with sorrow that she once had a papa, a memory tied to his long absence seeking health and his faded presence in her life.
Bishop Colfelt of Troy said at a dinner that the reason some people gain no comfort from their religion on Sunday is that nobody else derives comfort from it during the week.
A historical note asserts that sedentary labor demands three ounces of fat per day in some form. The statement reflects dietary guidance or economic conditions attributed to a period. It mentions a general daily fat requirement tied to inactivity, without specifying person, place, or date.
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